North Aceh in Indonesia imposed a strict legislation between both sexes in all educational institutions, including colleges and universities.
An Oklahoma mom is receiving death threats and is ostracized by her friends because she bravely reported her son’s school for passing out Bibles.
Student union representatives and chaplains at University of Bath ordered references to Mohammed and Jesus Christ omitted from a comedy show.
Islamists who chopped off a Christian teacher’s hand after wrongly thinking that he had based an examination question on Mohammad, have been jailed.
Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt may have opened school doors to Satanist literature by defending a teacher’s right to distribute Bibles to students.
An atheist group demanded that a school apologize to a student who was denied medical care after she chose not to say the Pledge of Allegiance.
Turkish students joined online campaigns demanding Jedi and Buddhist temples also be built after authorities said mosques would be built on university campuses.
A California court ruled that teaching yoga as exercise in schools doesn’t violate state constitution’s prohibition on government imposing religion.
When local residents showed up at a Good News Club to observe, the GNC called the police to intimidate them and bar their entry. It didn’t work.
Sindh Province in Pakistan will introduce to its education curriculum a speech by its founder Mohammad Ali Jinnah, to combat religious intolerance.
