Christian Woman Convicted Over Sign Offering to Talk, Deemed in Violation of Abortion Clinic Buffer Zone Law
A Christian woman has been convicted of breaching an abortion clinic buffer zone after holding a sign offering help
A Christian woman has been convicted of breaching an abortion clinic buffer zone after holding a sign offering help
Pakistan's preferential trade status could be jeopardized if it does not address human rights concerns, including controversial blasphemy laws, forced marriages/conversions of minority girls and freedom of religion, a European Union (EU) delegation said on Friday.
Israeli father Yarden Bibas, French Israeli Ofer Kalderon, and American Israeli Keith Siegel, were reunited with their loved ones on Saturday after spending more than 480 days in captivity. The three ...
Experts express shock at 'astonishing bias' and serious flaws in Labour's attempt to legalise euthanasia in the UK that will open up a 'Pandora's box of risk'.
The Christian theology of love has hit the headlines thanks to a furious debate started by JD Vance.
Over 10,000 people have signed a petition calling upon the government to review the 'pills-by-post' scheme that allows women to carry out abortions at home without the in-person oversight of a medical practitioner.
What is the current state of persecution across the globe What price do Christians who openly share their faith while living in restrictive and dangerous nations like North Korea, Nigeria and China
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt on Friday said that 25% tariffs against Mexico and Canada and a 10% tariff against China will go into effect on Saturday. Shortly after his election, then-...
Police in Pakistan this week arrested a mentally challenged Christian on blasphemy charges despite being aware of his condition, sources said
Palestinian militants are scheduled to release Keith Siegel, Yarden Bibas, and Ofer Calderon into Israeli custody on Saturday, the Hamas-run Shehab News Agency reported Friday. The Gaza-based terroris...
Pakistan’s preferential trade status could be jeopardized if it does not address human rights concerns, including controversial blasphemy laws, forced marriages/conversions of minority girls and freedom of religion, a European Union (EU) delegation said on Friday (Jan. 31).