If enacted, a proposed Mississippi bill would make teachers recite the Ten Commandments every day at the beginning of the first class.
A bill which would enable school teachers to include in science class instruction regarding the Biblical theory of creation was proposed in Alabama.
Rules must be the same for everybody, therefore Canadian bible camps may not be eligible for federal funds if they reject abortion rights.
According to the Inter-American Court of Human Rights’, decision from January 9 same-sex marriages should be recognized in Latin American countries.
Brazilian women started talking about illegal abortions in attempt to make the procedure legal in country with a high rate of death after abortion.
FEMA changed its policy to make it easier for houses of worship to receive disaster relief grants although many are opposing the decision.
Greek lawmakers voted to change almost a century old tradition of sharia law and now members of Greece’s Muslim minority could use secular courts.
Priest Andrew Soper, who sexually abused boys in St. Benedict’s School in London during 1970s and 1980s, sentenced to 18 years imprisonment.
Christian counselor without license was arrested on charge of sexual assault of two women who were legally required to see a counselor.
Video showing an Iranian woman taking off her hijab during protests went viral and while many people called her a hero, she was reportedly arrested.
