Annual Commemoration for Victims of Violence Based on Religion Set for August 22
A new UN resolution comes at an important time, when the state of religious liberty for religious minorities in many parts of the world appears to be declining.
Roundup of Pending Religious Liberty Petitions as U.S. Supreme Court Begins New Term
A handful of petitions that will be waiting for the Supreme Court when their new term begins this week involve religious liberty questions. Here is a quick run-down of those cases.
Texas Board of Education Insists Moses Helped Author the U.S. Constititution
There is no reason to deny religion’s influence on American history, culture, and art, but the curriculum should be based on religion-neutral criteria, and shaped by experts in the discipline.
U.S. State Department Prepares to Host International Religious Freedom Meeting
A meeting of officials from around the world focused on international religious liberty will take place next week at the State Department amid questions of the U.S. commitment to that same issue.
