10 Commandments in park unconstitutional
February 26, 2004
LA CROSSE, Wis. — A Wisconsin judge has decided to stick with her previous ruling that a Ten Commandments monument in a La Crosse, Wis.,
Scientists clone embryos, mature them to new levels
February 26, 2004
Scientists have cloned human embryos and nurtured them to a new level of maturity, suggesting the possibility of bringing to birth a cloned child, according
Alabama organization helps churches prevent, deal with child abuse
February 19, 2004
You’ve heard it before: “Child abuse is everybody’s problem.” According to research compiled by Prevent Child Abuse Alabama (PCAA) — a statewide, nonprofit organization dedicated
Labor group opposes activists’ imprisonment
February 12, 2004
OTTAWA — The Christian Labor Association of Canada is protesting the imprisonment of six Christian labor leaders in Cuba. “Their crime?” asks the association. “Working
Afghani constitution falls short of religious freedom
January 29, 2004
A council of regional and tribal leaders has given approval to a new Afghan constitution containing provisions that fail to protect religious freedom, say international
Religious liberty violators named in annual State Department report
January 22, 2004
The State Department’s annual report on the status of religious freedom across the globe is out, and its chief villains have some familiar faces. According
Religious freedom panel cancels trip to China
January 1, 2004
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) again has canceled a scheduled trip to China because of restrictions by the Beijing government.
FDA urges sale of new ‘morning-after’ pill
January 1, 2004
WASHINGTON — Federal government advisers have recommended approval for over-the-counter sales of a “morning-after” pill that pro-life advocates contend can cause abortion. Two advisory committees,
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