
Taliban Bans Women from Speaking, Showing Bare Faces in Public
New laws passed by the Taliban regime that ban women from speaking or showing their faces in public have been condemned by the U N and human rights groups

New laws passed by the Taliban regime that ban women from speaking or showing their faces in public have been condemned by the U N and human rights groups

A young Christian man in Pakistan has been sentenced to death for allegedly uploading a blasphemous video to TikTok Ahsan Boota Masih, 27, was arrested after authorities claimed that his account

Life is becoming increasingly "stormy" for India's Christians as a surge in Hindu nationalism over the last decade shows no sign of abating.

Joel Rosenberg tells Moody Radio why Christians should keep praying for the Jewish nation.

In the U.S., two-thirds of respondents say that it is important to have a leader at the national level who stands up for people with religious beliefs. Less than half of respondents believe that it is essential for their leader to have strong religious beliefs or have religious beliefs that are the same as their own.

Authorities accused social media CEO Pavel Durov of facilitating illegal transactions on his social media messaging platform, Telegram. He received charges of suspected complicity in running a platfor...

Muhhamad Jabber died in a gunfight, the Israel Defense Forces said on Thursday. He was the head of a terrorist network in the Nur Shams area of the West Bank, according to the IDF’s statement. Jabbe...

LAHORE, Pakistan (Christian Daily International–Morning Star News) – Sindh Province officials are trying to impose a ban on organizers of a minority rights march under pressure from an extremist Islamist party opposed to any changes in Pakistan’s harsh blasphemy laws, sources said. In an official letter to the Commissioner of Karachi Division on Friday (Aug. 23), […]

Two Christian brothers in Pakistan were arrested and charged with blasphemy on Tuesday after they were accused of desecrating pages of the Quran, sources said

This issue of A Public Witness treks to Latin America to consider the dangers arising from the political co-opting of sacred texts.