Tag: Religious Freedom
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Feds Agree to Repair Native American Sacred Site
The federal government has agreed to restore a Native American sacred site in Oregon, bulldozed in 2008 for a turn… READ MORE
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ICC Releases Report on Concerning Trends in India
International Christian Concern reports worsening religious freedom conditions for minorities in India, highlighting the rise of anti-conversion laws and increased… READ MORE
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Chad: A ‘small flock’ of Christians in the desert
Bishop Philippe Abbo Chen, the first native head of Chad’s Apostolic Vicariate of Mongo, discusses challenges in his area including… READ MORE
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PAKISTAN – Christian accused of blasphemy for posting a Bible passage on Facebook
The law is often exploited and used for personal revenge campaigns. READ MORE
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Opponents of free speech rev up misinformation engine following historic 303 Creative ruling
State of Colorado latest to jump on bandwagon with demonstrably false statements about landmark civil rights case. READ MORE
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Indian PM Modi Hosts Security Summit with Xi, Putin
Modi has overseen a sharp increase in religious violence across the country. READ MORE
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Cameroon: A new cathedral for the Diocese of Maroua-Mokolo
July 8th marks the consecration of the Cathedral of the Assumption of the Virgin in Maroua, a city in northern… READ MORE
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Scott Wiener: A Rising Star?
With Pelosi gone, we could be jumping out of the frying pan and into the fire. READ MORE
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US Supreme Court protects free speech in landmark ruling
This is a win for all Americans. READ MORE
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US Supreme Court rules to uphold religious accommodations for employees
Federal law protects employees’ ability to live and work according to their religious beliefs. READ MORE
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U.S. Bishops’ Religious Liberty Chairman on Supreme Court’s Ruling in 303 Creative v. Elenis
“Problems only arise when the government tries to force us to support, by our words or actions, behavior that we… READ MORE
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Nigerian Christian Leaders Speak Out After Muslim Man Stoned for Supposed Blasphemy
Videos showing the stoning depict children joining the mob milling around Buda and throwing objects at Buda. READ MORE
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In Nigeria, a bishop stares down evil
Bishop Anagbe kept stressing that he is convinced that the power of faith will eventually prevail. READ MORE
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Take Action to End “genocide” in Darfur, Sudan: Christian Leaders to AU, IGAD
At least half of the Sudanese population needs humanitarian aid and protection. READ MORE
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Victory In Supreme Court
Colorado cannot force someone to create a website that celebrates same-sex “marriage.” READ MORE
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Eagle Forum Applauds Courts’ Decisions on Fundamental Rights
Supreme Court Re-affirms Constitutional Rights to Free Speech, Religious Liberty, Equal Protection, and the Separation of Powers READ MORE
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DRC: The Church at the bottom of a mine
The miners work with primitive tools, small pickaxes, and shovels with shaved blades, so they can use them in the… READ MORE
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Supreme Court Delivers Victory in Postal Worker’s Religious Freedom Case
Even the court’s liberal justices were sympathetic to the plea voiced by the plaintiff. READ MORE
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Cambridge Christian School Tells Federal Appeals Court that Prayer at Football Game is Constitutionally Protected
Lawsuit claims athletic association violated the Constitution by prohibiting prayer. READ MORE
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IDP Camp Bulldozed by Government in Nigeria
Hundreds have been forced onto the streets, with no compensation from the government. READ MORE
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Researchers Foresee “mass exodus” of Young Nigerian Christians: This is Why
Tensions hindering the country’s democratic development are further exacerbated by the implementation of Shari’a Law. READ MORE
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Court Denies Naples Orchestra Motion in Shot Mandate Case
Artis-Naples is violating state and federal law by rejecting without any consideration the religious beliefs of its employees. READ MORE
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“Spiritually transformative”: Catholic Nun on Years Spent in Jihadist Captivity in Mali
She still prays for the conversion of the souls of her captors. READ MORE
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Pastoral Work, Education at “standstill” in Sudan amid Violence: Religious Order Superior
“The Sisters were signs of hope for the people before escaping to South Sudan.” READ MORE
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Modi Denies Persecution in India During Rare Press Conference
“The benefits provided by the government are accessible to all,” he claimed. READ MORE
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One in three countries lacks religious freedom
The RFR draws attention to concerns about limited freedom of thought, conscience, and religion. READ MORE
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Ugandan Catholic Diocese Observing Five-Day Prayer for Victims of Secondary School Attack
Such “acts of terrorism, lawlessness, and extreme violence” are against the Holy Scriptures and the Constitution of Uganda. READ MORE
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Africa Becomes Focal Point of Global Terrorism According to UN Conference
African government officials raised concerns about the growing traction of Islamic extremism on the continent. READ MORE
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India: Hindu nationalism drives interreligious clashes
All people of goodwill are asked to pray. READ MORE
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Federal government backs down on transgender mandate
Biden Admin declines to appeal ruling protecting religious doctors from performing controversial gender transitions. READ MORE
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CO offers free preschool program, but prohibits Christian schools that want to participate
ADF attorneys represent Darren Patterson Christian Academy READ MORE
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Indonesia: Influential Islamic Organization Protests Church Construction
Please join ICC in praying for increased religious tolerance in Indonesia. READ MORE
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USCIRF Urges President Biden to Raise Religious Freedom Concerns During India State Visit
USCIRF has recommended the U.S. Department of State designate India as a “country of particular concern.” READ MORE
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UGANDA – Pain and questions after the massacre at the Lhubiriha school
Questions have been raised about the effectiveness of the Ugandan security forces. READ MORE
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Thai Government Hosts ASEAN Meeting to Discuss Myanmar Conflict
The Christian community faces severe hardship and potential persecution with impunity. READ MORE
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At Least 45 Students Killed by ADF in Uganda
At the moment, we have counted 45 dead students. READ MORE
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The Risky Business of Teaching Christianity
Despite the risks, Murad remains committed to his mission. READ MORE
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Minnesota Pauses Attack on Faith-Based Education
State will not exclude faith-based schools from high school college credit program during litigation. READ MORE
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Widespread Suffering Continues in Myanmar Civil War
2.9 million have fled their homes to escape army brutality READ MORE
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Hundreds of Houses of Worship Destroyed in Manipur, India
Dozens of Meitei churches are among those destroyed by Meitei attackers. READ MORE
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Nigeria: Evidence of Discrimination of Christians
Religion should occupy the place given it under the Constitution. READ MORE
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Over 700 Christians Killed as “farewell gifts” to Nigeria’s Former President: Report
“The period under review also represents one of the bloodiest anti-Christian attacks in Nigeria.” READ MORE
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Interreligious appeal in Manipur: Put an end to violence and assist the victims
“Wounds are still fresh”. READ MORE
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Mozambique Church pursues interreligious dialogue to stem terrorism
The insurgency has spread fear and death in Mozambique. READ MORE
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USCIRF Delegation Travels to Kazakhstan to Assess Religious Freedom Conditions
Institutional issues in Kazakhstan remain unaddressed. READ MORE
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Catholic Parish of South Sudan’s Torit Diocese Looted a “sixth time” in Nighttime Robbery
These are not jobless people but organized people who are against the Church and the community. READ MORE
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War in Sudan Worsens: Ethnic Violence Reported in Darfur
The violence has assumed ethnic proportions. READ MORE
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Catholic Daughters Joins Anti-Dodgers Campaign
Catholic Daughters of America has joined our campaign against the Dodgers for honoring the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence. READ MORE
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Lisa Graas is a blogger with social media expertise concentrating on religion and politics. She has a history of volunteer services in the pro-life movement and in writing for major conservative websites on both life issues and the agendas of the Left in America. She is very proud to have written for Live Action and the David Horowitz Freedom Center and of her record in the pro-life movement. Lisa is also, first and foremost, a Passionist Oblate Associate attached to the Passionist Nuns of St. Joseph Monastery in Whitesville, KY. She offers up all of her sufferings as cancer and mental health patient for the intentions of the Passionist Nuns. She works to spread the Word of Christ’s redemption through His suffering on the Cross.
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