Category: Religious Freedom

Sentencing a frail 78-year-old Catholic to 20 years in prison is no act of justice. It is a calculated death sentence meant to terrorize Hong Kong and crush Christian resistance.

A British pastor has spoken out after repeated arrests for peacefully preaching the Gospel on public streets, exposing “two-tier policing” that silences Christians while tolerating threats from others.
The case, supported by ADF International, underscores a growing crisis for religious liberty in the UK, where public order laws are weaponized against Christian expression. Paul Sapper of ADF International warned: “The process becomes the punishment,” noting excessive police discretion creates a chilling effect on free speech.

The Catholic Diocese of Maiduguri in northeastern Nigeria has taken a courageous stand against the relentless slaughter of Christians and civilians, staging a public protest to demand an end to the heartbreaking carnage inflicted by Boko Haram and Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) militants.

Canada’s top pro-life advocacy group warned that a new Liberal bill aimed at so-called “hate speech” would in fact open the door to the “criminalization of religious expression and belief” when quoting the Bible.

Turkish actions barring foreign Christians from the country are being considered by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR).

Alabama lawmakers are considering a bill that, if passed, would make disrupting worship services a felony punishable by up to 10 years in prison.

Empathy is widely celebrated in our public life. We are told it should guide our politics, shape our policies, and soften our judgments.
Empathy is routinely elevated above truth, rather than ordered beneath it. When that happens, moral clarity is sacrificed in the name of sensitivity, and judgment is portrayed as cruelty rather than responsibility.