Kent council was wrong to bar humanist from RE committee, says court
Kent County Council (KCC) has been told it was "unlawful" to prevent a humanist from joining its religious education committee.
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168 killed in attacks on Christian villages in Nigeria
"Villages are being burnt out of their homes in what appears to be a systematic campaign of religious and ethnic cleansing," Release International said.
Religious freedom remains a concern in Turkey after Erdogan's re-election
Christians in Turkey are not expecting the religious freedom situation in the country to improve any time soon after President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's re-election last week.
Church's abuse support scheme risks 'repeated re-traumatisation' of victims
A report has criticised a scheme set up by the Church of England to provide financial support to survivors of clergy abuse.
4 shocking findings from State Department's religious freedom report
The U S State Department s recent report highlighting religious freedom conditions abroad relayed several shocking realities about the scale of violence and persecution being faced by Christians and ...
John Sentamu resigns as Christian Aid chair amid criticism over handling of abuse claims as archbishop of York
Lord John Sentamu has resigned as chair and Trustee of Christian Aid after being recently criticized over his handling of historic abuse claims while he was archbishop of York
Men from warrior Sikh sect attacks church in India
A mob, comprised of men garbed in the traditional attire of a Sikh warrior order, stormed into a church, causing significant property damage and injuring numerous church members in India s Punjab ...
Young Christians to share the Gospel all around Europe this summer
Young Christians are being invited to share their faith across Europe as part of a one-of-its-kind evangelistic project this summer.
India: several injured in attack on church
There have been calls for a thorough investigation after a church in India's Punjab province was attacked last month.
China to host carnival instead of Tiananmen Square vigil
In Hong Kong, pro-China officials have planned a carnival for Sunday in Victoria Park, where somber vigils had commemorated the Tiananmen Square massacre each year for three decades. On June 4, 1989, ...
