Hijab should be a private matter according to 49.8% of Iranians, a report from three years ago, which was published recently, shows.
Denmark may be the next European country to introduce a ban on full-face veils because “it is incompatible with the values in Danish society.”
Jamaica banned American hate preacher Steven Anderson from entering the island because of his homophobic messages and spreading of faith-based hate.
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.
Florida schools would be required to display “In God We Trust” motto, according to a proposed bill which was supported by Democrats and Republicans.
Bangladesh and Myanmar agreed about the return of hundreds of thousands of Rohingya Muslims, but the biggest problem is their still undefined status.
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.
FEMA changed its policy to make it easier for houses of worship to receive disaster relief grants although many are opposing the decision.
