religious freedom

This week, President Trump signed an order, named Advancing International Religious Freedom, that earmarks $50 million for protecting religious freedom around the world.

Pastor Ma Chao of the Guangfu house church said in a new report that three cameras were installed in his church to monitor the congregation. He also said that police officers came to take pictures of the church's Bible and hymnbooks, and tools leaders that they were not allowed to meet.

The Department of Labor issued a guidance on Friday “ensuring that DOL-supported social service programs are open to all qualified organizations, regardless of the organizations’ religious character.”

Yet again, Franklin Graham's evangelical tour is being threatened with cancellations, this time, in Germany.

A federal judge ruled this week that despite flying flags representing other religions and cultures, the city of Boston was within its right to denying the flying of the Christian flag.

Planning a tour in eight cities across the United Kingdom, seven out of the eight venues Evangelist Franklin Graham had initially planned to use, either backed out or refused to host the preacher over of his views on gay marriage.

The Freedom From Religion Foundation sent a letter to an Alabama school district telling them that student's being baptized on the football field was against the law. 

The new International Religious Freedom Alliance is set to be meeting in Washington D.C. this week for the first time since the initiative was launched.

The Virginia couple who was threatened with eviction for hosting Bible studies in their apartment and community room has reached a settlement with the apartment complex.

According to a Canadian Judge, a school did not violate students' religious freedom when it required them to observe, and in some cases participate in, an Indigenous elder's smudging ritual during a school assembly.