Trump Order A ‘Death Sentence’ For Some LGBT Refugees? Global LGBT Recap
Many LGBT advocates protested U.S. President Donald Trump’s executive order barring refugees from entering the country as…
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For International Human Rights Day, a Snapshot of LGBT Rights from the Vatican to Cape Town
The International Organization for the Family rolled out its “Cape Town Declaration” in South Africa Friday, reaffirming the “critical role” of traditional man-woman marriage as the bedrock of civilization.
Read MoreLGBTs in Philippines Reflect on Papal Visit; Francis Meets Trans Man Shunned by Parish; French Group Turns ‘Bar of Sodom’ into ‘Pub of Mercy’; Global LGBT Recap
International Holocaust Remembrance Day was observed around the world this week. While America’s globetrotting anti-gay religious…
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Just when you thought Syria couldn’t get more confusing…
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Amid Horrors, Muslim ‘John Hancocks’ Forge Secular Sudan
While president Bashir has remained clear about his vision of Islamic nationalism, the conflict can’t be reduced to Muslim persecution of Christians. The broad struggle is of state-sponsored Arabist Islamic nationalism against racial and religious pluralism.
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Ayaan Hirsi Ali’s Lurid Picture of Nigeria’s Muslims in Newsweek
The outspoken ex-Muslim author has taken some liberties with the truth to cobble together a story that paints Islam as a religion of extremism and violence.
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Evidence of Mass Graves in Sudan?
RD recently reported that Sudanese Anglican Bishop Andudu Adam Elnail thought that if he not been in the U.S. for medical treatment, he might now be in a mass grave back home. A dramatic new report may prove him right.
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The Anglican and the Evangelicals: Insights from the Sudanese Genocide
When evangelical activist Brad Phillips told senior members of the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Africa about what he had seen and heard during a recent trip to South Kordofan, Sudan, they called an emergency hearing.
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U.S. Envoy Minimizes Mounting Evidence of Mass Graves in Sudan
Amidst escalating calls for intervention from senior UN staff, the International Federation of the Red Cross, and Red Crescent, and widely reported satellite photos of what appear to be mass graves, it looked like the world might be poised to intervene before the U.S. doused those hopes.
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On Eve of Sudan Split Clashes Continue
When the Southern Sudanese declare independence from the Islamist regime in the North ending a half century of civil wars many, like William Maddeng, a refugee in Israel, won’t be celebrating.
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