A group of nuns in Stone Park expressed concern over a strip club that was opened behind their convent, filing suit earlier this month to have it shut down.
When Labour called for cross-party talks to discuss how religious education should be conducted and supervised in the state, a widespread concern was the taxpayers’ money should not be used to fund faith schools in Britain.
Middlebury Community Schools has been cooperating with Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, since a former German teacher claimed he was fired because of his religious beliefs.
The United States Supreme Court stood by a lower court ruling that a high school in Wisconsin had acted unconstitutionally by organizing its graduation ceremonies at a local megachurch.
A Saudi judge cited the influence of jinns to plead innocent when confronted with evidence that he had embezzled more than 600 million Saudi riyals of public funds.
The Spanish Supreme Court ruled that Pakistani refugee Imran Firasat be stripped of his refugee status and deported to his own country because his criticism of Islam poses a danger to the security of Spain.
The United States’ Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed a discrimination lawsuit against United Health Programs of America and its parent company Cost Containment Group for allegedly forcing employees to practice Onionhead religion at the workplace.
Meriam Ibrahim, sentenced to death for refusing to revert to Islam, has appealed her death sentence, claiming the court that tried her committed “procedural errors.”
The Catholic diocese of Trenton in New Jersey said it was not responsible for the molestation of a teenage boy by a priest as the accused was off duty when the abuse took place.
