The Jewish community in France is experiencing a mass exodus. According to a report published by The Jewish Agency for Israel, around 5,000 Jews from France have migrated to Israel in the year 2016...
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Recent terrorist attacks and the burkini ban have French Muslims believing their faith is being controlled by the country. A series of terrorist attacks in France in the last two years have left the country...
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06 Apr 2016
Alison Lesley
Canadians are leaving religion behind claims Atheist United Church of Canada minister Gretta Vosper. Reverend Gretta Vosper, 57, is a United Church of Canada minister, who does not believe in God....
Read more →To stop radicalization, France overhauls secularism teachings. A year post “Charlie Hebdo” attacks by terrorists, French officials are quick to accelerate efforts made to blot out violent...
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In response to the new Charlie Hebdo cover art, the Vatican says all faiths must be respected. L’Osservatore Romano, the newspaper run by the Vatican that is published on Wednesdays, criticized...
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Comedian Dieudonne was sentenced to two months in jail for anti-Semitic jokes. Dieudonne M'bala M'bala, the controversial French comedian, was sentenced by a Belgian court to prison for two months....
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Muslims take a stand against the Islamophobia being fueled by terrorist attacks. After the terrorist attack in Paris which claimed 129 lives and left 352 injured, Muslims living in the country now face...
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Anti-Semitism and Islamophobia are on the rise in London over the past year. In July of 2013, the Metropolitan police in London recorded 258 reported anti-Semitic attacks. One year later, in July...
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14 Jul 2015 Alison Lesley
The youth group advocates for inter-religious dialog in secular schools to help prevent and remedy religious misunderstandings and prejudice. Because of the recent terrorist attacks in France...
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03 Feb 2015 Alison Lesley
Pew Research Center found that gender and race played a huge role in whether or not respondents thought that publishing the cartoons was acceptable in the Charlie Hebdo incident. A majority of people...
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New Jersey Supreme Court Says No to Cash for Churches
Outrage Over Award Given to German Anti-Semitic Rappers
Israeli Independence Day Causes Controversy
