Javier Soto, self-proclaimed pastor from Chile, insulted LGBT people on TV when he used a rainbow flag and put it under his feet. He didn’t realize that the flag was the wrong one —  it actually represented the city of Cusco, Peru. Soto called the rainbow cloth he stepped on “a filthy rag.” He said: “I’m cold on my feet, so we’re going to put a rug in. This is a rug that I use in the shows I’m doing. This is the filthy rag I’m going to put here to do the show. This is a filthy rag that I always use.”

St. Boniface Hospital would not offer a medical assistance in dying because it is in contradiction with the principles of this faith-based hospital.

A new Texas law will obligate women to bury or cremate fetal remains from their abortions and brings more anti-abortion regulations than ever.

Last week, Denmark abolished the crime of blasphemy, an offence that has rarely been prosecuted in the Scandinavian country.

A new resolution, H.Res. 349, introduced by Rep. Jamie Raskin, is calling for the “global repeal of blasphemy, heresy, and apostasy laws.”