POSO, Indonesia — Justice dispensed in Indonesia’s religious conflicts seems to favor Muslims over Christians following relatively light sentences given to three Muslim extremists who
For one group of congressmen, the buck doesn’t stop at the Capitol or the White House: It stops with God. On March 28, the Congressional
GANDU, Nigeria — Christianah Oluwatoyin Oluwasesin, a teacher at Government Secondary School of Gandu in Gombe state, Nigeria, was murdered while on her way home
RAWALPINDI, Pakistan — More than 160 Christian prisoners ended a two-day hunger strike March 22 after authorities in Pakistan’s Punjab province permitted them to resume
Teddington, England — Findings from an in-depth survey by a British charity indicate that more than half of Britain’s adults claim to be Christian, but
WASHINGTON — Government officials said a pilot prisoner-entry program that partners government and faith-based groups may have helped reduce the percentage of former prisoners who
LONDON — Amid growing debate over religious tolerance, the British government said March 20 that schools will now be allowed to ban pupils from wearing
PHILADELPHIA — On March 22, a federal judge in Philadelphia struck down a federal law that prohibits commercial Web sites from making sexually explicit material
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