Tag: Religious Freedom
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Nigerians Living “in a time of multiple needless deaths”: Catholic Archbishop
Catholics, “cannot be partaking of the Eucharist and be living in resentment towards other Nigerians.” READ MORE
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Op-Ed: The Sinister Nature of the Gender Movement
The gender maniacs attack the church because their real issue is with God. READ MORE
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Priest killed in a road ambush in southern Nigeria
The murdered priest had recently been ordained. READ MORE
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Nigeria: bishop marks anniversary of church massacre
During Mass that day, explosives went off, and disguised gunmen opened fire inside the packed church. READ MORE
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USCIRF Delegation Travels to Vietnam to Assess Religious Freedom Conditions
“We welcomed the opportunity to discuss Vietnam’s religious freedom issues with Vietnamese government officials.” READ MORE
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Coptic Solidarity’s 11th Annual Conference on June 15-16 to Focus on Indigenous Rights of Egypt’s Copts
The conference additionally sheds light on the broader situation for minorities throughout the Middle East and North Africa region. READ MORE
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California Parents and Students Appalled by School District’s Illegal Religious Harassment
Thomas More Society Attorneys Secure Victory Over Anti-Catholic Curriculum at Santa Barbara High School READ MORE
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PAKISTAN – Young Christian sentenced to death for alleged blasphemy through WhatsApp
They were arrested for a teenage game. Their families are suffering greatly. READ MORE
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USCIRF Releases Report on Religious Freedom Violations Against Indigenous Communities in Latin America
Religious Freedom Violations Against Indigenous Communities in Latin America READ MORE
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Appeals Court Rules in Favor of Kentucky Church Case
On Easter Sunday 2020, Kentucky State Police troopers came to Maryville Baptist Church to fulfill Gov Beshear’s threat to target… READ MORE
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Govt pulls funding for CA church, preschool serving low-income, immigrant families
State, fed officials unlawfully suspend Church of Compassion, Dayspring Learning Center in El Cajon from participating in federal food program. READ MORE
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Nigerian Catholic Priest Proposes Beatification of 2022 Pentecost Sunday Massacre Victims
“We will remain hopeful, focused, and nothing is going to deter us from worshiping our God in truth and in… READ MORE
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Biden Drives “Pride” Month As Lawmakers Push Back
More than 100 bills focused on protecting minors in health care, sports, bathrooms, education and the public square have been enacted since… READ MORE
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Nigeria’s Christian Leaders Decry “Resurgence of mindless killings” after Dozens Massacred
Boko Haram has been orchestrating indiscriminate terrorist attacks on various targets. READ MORE
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How Chinese Catholics Experienced the World Day of Prayer for the Church in China
Many Catholic communities in mainland China lived intensely today. READ MORE
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Bishop calls for government action after killings at Catholic school
Religion continues to be grounds for discrimination in Pakistan. READ MORE
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‘Everyone has family in Khartoum’
At least 500 people have died, and thousands have fled to other countries. READ MORE
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Pope Francis believes witnessing in times of persecution “can bear much fruit for the faith”.
The Christian “is by nature one who preaches and bears witness to Jesus. READ MORE
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Catholic Nuns “thankful” after Safe Evacuation from Sudan to South Sudan amidst Violence
“As soon as they were evacuated, their first concern was that we wouldn’t quit.” READ MORE
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APP Issues Travel Advisory for California, Minnesota over Anti-Family Laws
Even out-of-state parents could lose custody of their children. READ MORE
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Nigerian Catholic Priest Freed After Three Days in Captivity
Since 2009, Nigeria has been experiencing the Boko Haram insurgency. READ MORE
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Launch of an “online” identity verification system for Muslim, Catholic and Protestant religious in China
“Online file” contains identification data of all registered religious figures. READ MORE
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Jews fight for equal access to special education funding in California
California law excludes religious schools from using special education funding to serve children with disabilities. READ MORE
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Michigan State professor forces students to fund personal political group
“100% of membership fees are donated to Planned Parenthood.” READ MORE
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How Nigerian Government is Overspending to Cover Up Christian Persecution
Over 50,000 Christians have been killed since the 2009 Islamic uprising. READ MORE
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Christian Group Calls for the Immediate Release of The Covenant School Shooter’s Manifesto and Writings
This refusal is creating more questions and mistrust among the Christian community. READ MORE
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Jacksonville’s Cancellation of Graduations in Churches Violates First Amendment
The Establishment Clause must be interpreted according to its historical intent. READ MORE
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Five-Year-Old Beheaded, 33 Killed in Nigeria, Christian Foundation Calls for Action
Attacks continue on Nigerians in Kaduna and Benue States unabated. READ MORE
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Religious Employment Discrimination Could Overturn Bad Precedent
The Supreme Court is expected to make a ruling in the case by this summer. READ MORE
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Over 50,000 Christians Killed in Nigeria Since 2009 Islamic Uprising: Intersociety Report
“Hypocrisies of Nigerian Christian leaders may turn church buildings into Turkish church monuments in 50 years’ time.” READ MORE
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Maryland Discriminates Against Catholics
This law was inspired by an attack on the Catholic Church. READ MORE
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Nashville Shooting Likely A Hate Crime
The Nashville mass shooting needs to be investigated as a hate crime against Christians. READ MORE
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Death of “Lemon Test” Returns Religious Expression to America
Government must not discriminate based on religious viewpoint. READ MORE
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RI School District Denying Equal Access to Bible Club
The Good News Club must be given equal treatment as the non-religious groups on public school campuses. READ MORE
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Freedom for Religious Expression Takes Giant Leap Forward
The “Lemon Test” was binding authority for 51 years. READ MORE
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Delaware Weighing Confessional Bill
The clergy sexual abuse scandal in the Catholic Church took place mostly between 1965 and 1985. READ MORE
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Thomas More Law Center Asks the U.S. Supreme Court to Protect Religious Freedom in the Workplace
The case has plagued American workplaces for too long, allowing employers to discriminate against people of faith. READ MORE
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NYC Mayor Angers Secularists
Eric Adams doesn’t believe in separation of church and state. READ MORE
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Title VII Must Be Restored To Stop Religious Discrimination
Title VII prohibits an employer from discriminating against an employee on the basis of religion… READ MORE
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Religious Rights On Campus Threatened
There certainly is no shortage of examples of religious students being badgered on campus. READ MORE
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20 state AGs call for investigation into FBI’s ‘anti-Catholic’ memo
The coalition also criticized the FBI for citing the Southern Poverty Law Center’s list of hate groups within the memo. READ MORE
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Nicaragua’s dictatorship sentences Bishop Rolando Álvarez to 26 years in prison
According to the sentence, Álvarez must be imprisoned until April 13, 2049. READ MORE
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Judgment Against Boca Raton Counseling Ban
Let this be a warning to any government that has not repealed similar counseling bans. READ MORE
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Western World At War With Catholics
The West is decaying, and it is happening at lightning speed. READ MORE
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Appeals Court Strikes Down Tampa Counseling Ban
This is a great victory for counselors and their clients. READ MORE
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Anti-Christian Bigotry In U.S. And Europe
It is not religious extremists who are responsible for most of the anti-Christian bigotry—it is militant secularists. READ MORE
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Title IX Suit Against Faith-Based Colleges Dismissed
This case is a victory for religious freedom. READ MORE
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“Respect for Marriage Act” Is Unconstitutional
This bill should be defeated now or it will be defeated in the courts later. READ MORE
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