Meriam Ibrahim

Meriam Ibrahim, Sudanese Christian Woman Sentenced to Death for Apostasy, May Be Freed

Meriam Ibrahim, Sudanese Christian woman sentenced to death for her beliefs may be released pending court appeal. There may be some good news in

Clemson University Football and Freedom From Religion Foundation

Religion and Sports Collide in NCAA Athletic Teams

The realms of religion and sports are certainly intertwined, but there are some that want to separate them completely. There are at present two

Catholic Church Sex Abuse Scandal

Should Catholic Church’s sexual abuse scandals be considered torture?

UN Committee weighs case to consider Catholic Church's sexual abuse scandals as torture. The Vatican drew the attention of the United Nations Committee overseeing

Nigerian School Girls

International Pressure to Bring Back Kidnapped Nigerian Girls Increases

The international community is coming together in support of the recently kidnapped Nigerian girls, but the situation remains dire. It has been over two

Hit and Run Epidemic: ‘Finish The Ride’ Addresses the Moral Crisis in our Streets

The tragic hit and run accident of a friend recently awakened me to the severity of the hit and run crisis in Los Angeles.

Protecting Religious Freedom or Legalizing LGBT Bullying?

In 2013, fifth-graders in a Tennessee school were asked to write an essay about people they admire.  One student chose to write about God

Ohio Judge Rules to Recognize Same-Sex Marriages

In Cincinnati, Ohio, women speaks at a protest after Prop 8 is passed in California in 2008. A federal judge of Cincinnati announced that

The MPAC and Their ‘Safe Spaces’ Initiative

The Muslim American community faces continuous suspicions, misconceptions and fears from the rest of society. The image of the Muslim American in post-9/11 United

Religious Freedom Victory at Council of Europe

On April 10, 2014, thousands of international human rights watchers breathed a deep sigh of relief when the Parliamentary of Assembly of the Council

Victims of Violence in Central African Republic Require More Assistance

Concerns are growing within the international community, as the situation between Muslim and Christian militias grows more serious in the Central African Republic. There