Reversals sought in controversial cases
March 30, 2000
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court should reverse lower-court decisions that struck down a ban on partial-birth abortion and rejected the Boy Scouts of America’s
Students suspended after attending concert
March 30, 2000
SAN ANTONIO — Four students at a private Christian school in San Antonio were suspended after attending a concert by the pop group Backstreet Boys.
India riled by criticism of religious intolerance
March 30, 2000
DELHI, India — The Indian government Feb. 27 rejected a United States report on religious freedom that criticized the ruling Bharatiya Janatha Party (BJP) for
Jasper student regains right to wear cross
March 9, 2000
An Alabama school board has settled a lawsuit filed by a student who was prevented from displaying a cross necklace. The American Center for
Sex trafficking a growing problem
March 9, 2000
The trafficking of women and children, many who are forced into prostitution, is a worldwide human rights problem that may involve 2 million people a
Christian handed sentence for blasphemy
March 2, 2000
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — A Pakistani Christian jailed since May 1998 on accusations of blaspheming the Muslim prophet Mohammed was acquitted of his initial charges. But
French call United States ‘soft’ on sects
February 24, 2000
PARIS, France — In a report issued Feb. 7, the French government called on nations worldwide to stop the growth of religious sects and criticized
Court tackles rights of pro-life advocates
February 17, 2000
WASHINGTON — Pro-life advocates who engage in sidewalk counseling outside abortion clinics have their free-speech rights unconstitutionally restricted under a Colorado law, the U.S. Supreme
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