
U.S. Holocaust Museum revokes award to Aung San Suu Kyi
On March 6, the United States Holocaust Museum has revoked a human rights award it had previously given Aung San Suu Kyi.
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On March 6, the United States Holocaust Museum has revoked a human rights award it had previously given Aung San Suu Kyi.
Archbishop of Canterbury: “The freedom to worship without fear is a right we cherish as a nation and was won at great human cost over many years.”
The Islamic Center in Fort Collins was vandalized on Saturday night.
After a fire on January 14 almost completely destroyed a mosque in Bellevue, WA, many local churches offered space for the community to pray.
The emoji populating virtual reality reflect a increasing range of demographic, fashion, professional and ethnic identities, but one community is missing, and a German teenager
A Muslim student admitted to the Citadel has requested to wear her hijab, but that request has been turned down, according to Religion News Service:
Still from YouTube Video “The Quran Experiment“; the woman is responding to a Bible verse that she believes is Quranic In the Netherlands, two YouTube
Addressing sectarian violence, Pope Francis prays with an Imam, and ends his address with “salam alaikum”. Are you inspired by his outreach work?
Peace for Paris image by artist Jean Jullien In his Loose canon column for the Guardian, Dr. Giles Fraser opines that the narrative of radicalization is a
The effects of French laws passed in 2004 and 2011 banning veils worn by Muslim women, as well as other public dress expressing religious views,
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