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Legislators Urge Biden to Address Global Religious Persecution
Citing the Pew Research Center’s annual study of global religious restrictions and persecution, the legislators called the current state of international religious persecution a “crisis.”
3 Ways the Biden Administration Should Respond to Global Religious Persecution
COMMENTARY: ‘Report on Religious Freedom in the World’ lists dire statistics that require urgent response.
State, Not Church, Leads Western Response to China’s Human-Dignity Violations
As the Vatican’s gambit appears to falter, Western nations take action; opportunities for laity abound.
Pew: Government Restrictions on Religion Reach New Peak
In new report, the Pew Research Center finds that 56 countries reached ‘high’ or ‘very high’ levels of restrictions on religion in 2018.
The Vatican’s ‘Understandable Gamble’ on China
China experts react to arguments in favor of the Vatican’s controversial provisional agreement on the appointment of bishops, which is up for renewal this month.
Woman Bulldozed and Buried Alive as New Wave of Persecution Hits Church in China
Congregants were forced to watch as Ding Cuimei, the wife of their pastor, was buried alive by a bulldozer crew sent to destroy the church building.
