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A Nigerian journalist faces prolonged detention allegedly for his reporting about attacks against predominantly Christian communities in Nigeria and the government’s response.
The Cuban bishops’ conference on Thursday indicated its support for the right of citizens to express themselves freely, without fear of intimidation and reprisals, shortly before marches protesting the island’s communist government planned for Nov. 15.
‘The groups responsible behave like mafias,’ the pope said.
The pope was marking the UN agency’s 75th anniversary.
42 women have filed a complaint against Opus Dei to the Vatican for alleged labor exploitation, as well as abuse of power and of conscience.
A Chinese bishop who was allegedly kidnapped by authorities in late October has returned to his diocese, media reports say.
With a mix of awe and excitement, pilgrims from many parts of Europe conquered the exhaustion of a long road trip and prepared to celebrate the World Day of the Poor with Pope Francis.
Responding to a letter from US Congressmen, Finnish state prosecutor Anu Mantila claimed that freedom of expression and freedom of religion "are not unlimited".
The pope met with a group of more than 500 poor people from across Europe.
Lebanon’s real GDP contracted by more than 20% in 2020.
