Sudanese government, rebels sign peace treaty
July 1, 2004
Sudan’s government and a major rebel group have signed a peace agreement that could lead to the end of that country’s 21 years of civil
Religious liberty is vital to U.S. national interests, Land says
July 1, 2004
Religious persecution worldwide is increasing and U.S. foreign policy must consider the dimensions of conflicts worldwide if democracy and peace are to flourish, Southern Baptist
House votes down ‘Safe Harbors’ provision
June 24, 2004
SaUnder a tidal wave of pressure from disparate religious groups, a House committee voted unanimously to strike a provision that would have allowed religious organizations
Senate extends federal hate-crime legislation to include homosexuals
June 24, 2004
By a large majority, the Senate voted June 15 to extend federal hate-crimes protections to sexual minorities. Senators voted 65-33 to add crimes based on
Eritrean police arrest prominent pastors, singer
June 24, 2004
MASSAWA, Eritrea — Eritrean police have jailed three prominent pastors and a popular Christian singer recently, escalating a two-year government crackdown against the country’s evangelical
Indian national tortured in Saudi Arabia
June 24, 2004
ISTANBUL, Turkey — An Indian national abducted and tortured by Saudi Arabia’s religious police for spreading Christianity remains jailed without trial 10 weeks after his
California weighs same-sex ‘marriage’ legality
June 24, 2004
SAN FRANCISCO — The battle for traditional marriage shifted from Massachusetts to California where the California Supreme Court began hearing arguments on whether San Francisco
Amnesty: U.S. terror war hurts human rights
June 24, 2004
WASHINGTON — One of the world’s top human rights organizations has accused the United States of “fighting injustice with injustice” in the Bush administration’s war
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