Tag: Religious Freedom
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Pacific Justice Institute Sues Trader Joe’s for Anti-religious, Non-Accommodative Mandate
In July 2021, Trader Joe’s announced that store managers must take the COVID-19 vaccine, a striking contradiction to the grocery… READ MORE
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ADF to US Supreme Court: Govt can’t discriminate against students at religious schools
ADF attorneys file friend-of-the-court brief on behalf of Jewish Coalition for Religious Liberty READ MORE
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Turkey Doubles Down on Atatürk’s Genocidal Legacy
Cyprus Decision Over Schoolbooks Resurrects Turkish Hostility READ MORE
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Hmong Catholics in Vietnam are imprisoned for evangelization efforts
The parish had no resident priests from 1952, when the last foreign missionary was expelled by communists, until 2013, when… READ MORE
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Tyson Foods Discriminates Against Religious Exemptions
Tyson has many ways it can reasonably accommodate employees with sincere religious beliefs against vaccination. READ MORE
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Persecution Continues to Sweep Across India’s Uttar Pradesh State
Christians Unable to Worship Without Threat of Attack by Radical Hindu Nationalists READ MORE
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Catholic health ministry head decries ‘unjust’ federal vaccine mandate
This is an urgent matter of public health and safety. There is no religious exemption for Catholics to being vaccinated,… READ MORE
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What is life like in Kabul? Euronews takes you on a tour
Euronews: Join our special correspondent Anelise Borges as she takes you on a tour around Kabul, where she has been… READ MORE
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WHY 9/11 IS SPECIAL TO CHRISTIANS
We at the Catholic League have also been called the Taliban, even though, to my knowledge, no one who has… READ MORE
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Biden Violates Federal Law with Shot Mandate
Biden is calling on entertainment venues like sports arenas, large concert halls, and other venues where large groups of people… READ MORE
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Nursing Shortage Impacts Hospitals
“The principle of forcing a vaccine on someone goes against everything we’ve ever been taught as nurses,” Modesto nurse Laura… READ MORE
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In Chile, young people are helping rebuild a vandalized church
We have so many young people who have lost their sense of values and forgotten their history. They are around… READ MORE
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TX Methodist Health Services Grants Exemptions After Demand Letter
“The Exemption Committee re-analyzed some of the exemption requests that were submitted and had been initially denied…and has reversed its… READ MORE
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The Taliban Announce Interim Government in Afghanistan Filled with Hardliners
Afghan Christians Fear Strict Enforcement of Sharia Law Under Taliban Rule READ MORE
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Missionary: ‘our exit from Afghanistan was a real miracle’
The Catholic community in Afghanistan had been organized under a sui iuris mission (a small independent mission under the direct… READ MORE
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Minister Files Federal Lawsuit After Being Denied the Right to Hold Prayer Vigil on U.S. Capitol Grounds
The First Amendment ensures every American the right to peacefully express their views in the public square free from government… READ MORE
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The Taliban Declare Victory in the Panjshir Valley in Afghanistan
Christians and Other Minorities Brace for Increased Persecution Under Taliban Rule READ MORE
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Methodist Health System Unlawfully Denies Religious Exemptions
Methodist Health System cannot violate federal and state law and deny employees’ religious exemptions to inject a drug into their… READ MORE
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Shadow Government in Myanmar Calls for Popular Revolt Against Military Rulers
Junta Faces Renewed Opposition to Its Oppressive Rule READ MORE
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Vandals deface Boulder County Catholic church with pro-abortion graffiti
Police investigating incident as ‘bias motivated criminal mischief’ READ MORE
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High school teacher fired over pronoun usage takes his case to Virginia Supreme Court
In Vlaming v. West Point School Board, Vlaming is suing the school board for violating his rights under the Virginia Constitution… READ MORE
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Multiple briefs at US Supreme Court back freedom for homeless ministry to hire only those sharing its beliefs
A brief filed by Washington state legislators explains that the Washington Supreme Court displayed “shocking antireligious animus, and struck down the exemption… READ MORE
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California Department of Education Sued for Curriculum That Has Students Praying to Aztec Gods
The Aztecs regularly performed gruesome and horrific acts for the sole purpose of pacifying and appeasing the very beings that… READ MORE
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Military Exodus Has Begun with Unlawful Shot Mandate
Those who signed up for military to defend freedom are heroes. They did not sign up to be human guinea… READ MORE
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Health Care Workers Stand Their Ground
Our federal law protects the religious convictions of employees to avoid making them choose between following their conscience or facing… READ MORE
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Taliban-linked threat in Pakistan: churches increase security
Former US international religious freedom ambassador Sam Brownback warned of genocide against Christians and other minorities in Afghanistan. READ MORE
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Young Christian Woman Missing After Arrest in Egypt
No Communication Allowed with Christian Convert READ MORE
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Thought Control in Schools Must End
There is no shortage of left-wing totalitarians who want to use the power of the state to dictate how people… READ MORE
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Washington State’s Ludicrous Attempt to Suppress Religious Exemptions
Governor Inslee must abide by federal law and provide protections to employees who have sincerely held religious objections to the… READ MORE
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NY’s Unlawful Attempt to Refuse Religious Exemptions
COVID shots cannot be mandatory under Title VII. In general, employee vaccine religious exemption requests must be accommodated where a… READ MORE
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South Korean diocese says remains of first Catholic martyrs recovered
Bishop Kim said the remains were recovered in March in Wanju, on the outskirts of Jeonju, near the burial ground… READ MORE
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As Christians in Afghanistan Struggle for Their Lives, US Christians to March, Pray in Washington, D.C.
The March is organized by For the Martyrs, a nonprofit organization that seeks to raise awareness about the crisis of… READ MORE
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In Lebanon, a Carmelite monastery attracts Christians and Muslims alike
At present the Christians of this country, the ‘Land of the Cedars’, make up around one third of the population.… READ MORE
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Big Religious Liberty Win for John MacArthur and Grace Church
The persecution of Grace Community Church and MacArthur, known worldwide for their ministry and seminary, was surprising to many. The… READ MORE
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Turkey Announces “Crescent Star Compound” for Military
Announcement Coincides with Events Celebrating Religious Freedom Abuses READ MORE
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A Catholic community in Vietnam is still not recognized by government
Until recent years, Catholics had to practice our faith secretly since local authorities treated this area as being free of… READ MORE
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College Athletes Win TRO Against MI School Shot Mandate
This is a great victory against these unlawful COVID shot mandates. Schools and employers violate federal law when they deny… READ MORE
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Hearing Set for Maine Health Care Workers Case
Gov. Janet Mills’ illegal order is causing Maine’s health care workers to lose their jobs. READ MORE
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TN Elementary School Removes ‘Under God’ in the Pledge of Allegiance
School boards should be reminded that parents have the final say in what their child is taught. READ MORE
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USCIRF Releases New Factsheet on Destruction of Cemeteries
This factsheet outlines international human rights law that defines the obligations of governments to protect the cultural heritage of religious… READ MORE
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United Airlines Must Accommodate Religious Exemptions
The past history is prologue that clearly shows United employees can safely work without the COVID shots. READ MORE
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Maine Church Files Opening Brief Against Maine Governor Janet Mills
“The courts must prevent Gov. Janet Mills from ever imposing these unconstitutional restrictions again.” READ MORE
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School Unlawfully Revokes Student’s Religious Exemption
In general, employee vaccine religious exemption requests must be accommodated, where a reasonable accommodation exists without undue hardship to the… READ MORE
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‘Big Tech’ censorship of religion is real and deserves an effective response, critics say
Anderson suspected the removal of his book was related to a congressional vote on the Equality Act. If this becomes… READ MORE
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Lebanon is in ‘hell’
In 2020, ACN funded projects in Lebanon for a total of $5M, which included food packages for Christians hard-hit by… READ MORE
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VA Supreme Court: Loudoun County Public Schools wrongly suspended teacher
Commonwealth’s high court affirms lower court ruling READ MORE
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Catholic lawyer fights forced conversions in Pakistan
“It started with Hindu daughters in the southern Sindh province. The courts themselves distribute conversion certificates and hand over the… READ MORE
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School Choice Never More Important
Survey after survey shows that parents overwhelmingly want school choice, and this is especially true in minority communities. READ MORE
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MEDICAL APARTHEID: The Dark History of Medical Experimentation on Black Americans
American King Foundation released a statement today on body sovereignty. READ MORE
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