Court upholds women’s prayer rights at Western Wall
May 9, 2013
JERUSALEM — Women who want to wear prayer shawls while praying in the women’s section of the Western Wall are not breaking the law, according
Kazakhstan tightens government control of religion
May 9, 2013
Astana, Kazakhstan — As part of its controls on free speech in the area of religion, Kazakhstan’s government agency controlling religion — the Agency of
Kazakh police raid Easter service, fine participants
May 9, 2013
ZHASKENT, Kazakhstan — Within 48 hours of a claim by Kazakhstan’s President Nursultan Nazarbayev that “religious freedom is fully secured,” seven members of a small
Muslim-turned-believer an answer to prayer in sub-Saharan desert
May 2, 2013
Late one night in the sub-Saharan desert, Ibrahim had an “epiphany.” He felt God leading him to read John 14, which begins: “Your heart must
Officials fine Baptists in Kazakhstan for meetings
May 2, 2013
Ayagoz, Kazakhstan — Two grandmothers in their late seventies were among seven Baptists fined in early April for participating in an unregistered religious meeting in
15 countries cited for religious freedom violations
May 1, 2013
It can be hard to come up with a list of countries with the most egregious records on religious freedom when some of the world's
Baptist church in Uzbekistan raided by secret police
April 25, 2013
MUBAREK, Uzbekistan — A small Baptist church in Mubarek in southeastern Uzbekistan that has endured more than a decade of official harassment was again raided
Muslim rioters attack, kill Coptic Christians in Egypt
April 25, 2013
CAIRO, Egypt — Coptic Christians attending a funeral service for four Coptic Christians killed in an anti-Christian rampage were in turn attacked themselves by at
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