Human Rights in Action: Petition and Letter Circulating to Protect Freedom of Religion in Europe

This afternoon I came across a petition online that I could not help but sign—and I strongly urge you to do the same. Sometimes

Hobby Lobby Arguments Against Birth Control Coverage in Obamacare Start in Supreme Court

On Tuesday, March 24, the United States Supreme Court began hearing arguments (both for and against) that relate the newly introduced Affordable Care Act

Freedom of Religion as a Human Right: The Council of Europe’s Upcoming Vote on Establishing “Sect Observatories”

For Americans accustomed to the (at least theoretical) separation of church and state implicit in the First Amendment of the Constitution, it may come

Religious Freedom Endangered by Rise in Blasphemy Law Use Led by Pakistan

Blasphemy law use on rise, led by Pakistan: US group (via AFP) Governments around the world are increasingly invoking blasphemy laws, with Pakistan by

Site of Guru Tegh Bahadur Martyrdom

Winter Holiday Series: The Martyrdom of Guru Tegh Bahadur

Devotees count donations at the site where Sikh Guru Tegh Bahadur was killed in 1675 for refusing to convert to Islam. This Sunday, November

Minnesota Bus Driver Fired

Bus Driver’s Struggle for the Right to Religious Freedom

George Nathaniel III, an elementary school bus driver, was fired from his job for inviting children within the bus to pray with him every

Venn Institute Freedom For All Series

Scientology View on Religious Freedom

The Church of Scientology and Scientologists have long fought for religious freedom for ourselves as well as others. It could be said that the

Suzan Johnson Cook Set to Resign

Suzan Johnson Cook Set to Resign From International Religious Freedom Ambassador-At-Large Position

Ambassador Cook gave the keynote address earlier this year at the Annual Susan B. Anthony Birthday Luncheon Suzan Johnson Cook is set to announce

Religion In Schools

Atheists and ACLU standing against “Limited Public Forum” for Students to Express Religious Beliefs

Utah Legislature is at present seeking to have a settlement regarding the new Mississippi Law, which concerns religion for students. Senator Todd Weiler looks

Brussels Conference, “A Cause For Concern in Europe,” to Debate Religious Freedom

Freedom of belief, religion and opinion, as well as religious freedoms in general, are fundamental rights, guaranteed by numerous international treaties and conventions, including