Security forces in Sudan reportedly are focusing on the removal of foreigners who work for hundreds of foreign aid organizations within its borders. The concern,
HAVANA, Cuba — More than 70 students in Havana received diplomas July 5–6 through a partnership that has revived a Cuban seminary during the past
British Prime Minister David Cameron has announced a multifaceted campaign against Internet pornography that blocks in-home access to images through search engines but allows individual
The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) is calling attention to the statelessness of people of South Sudanese origin who are living in Sudan
JUBA, South Sudan — A Sudanese Christian has fled the country after authorities in Khartoum threatened to kill him for refusing to divulge names of
NAIROBI, Kenya — Religious leaders in Africa strongly rebuked President Obama’s call to decriminalize homosexuality, suggesting it’s the reason why he received a less-than-warm welcome
OTTAWA, Canada — Canada’s fledgling Office of Religious Freedom is joining the United States as the only other major diplomatic-level office fighting religious freedom violations
He is difficult to find and even then is barely visible, but he’s there. Green Man, a symbol of ancient pagan religion, stares down from
