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Fears of more attacks against India's Christians ahead of elections
Weeks before millions of Indians head to the polls in the world's largest democratic election, Release International has warned that attacks on the country's Christians are likely to increase.
The next #MeToo? How the injustices faced by women are multiplied if you're disabled as well
It's well recognised that as a woman you are more at risk of many things â violence, sexual harassment, employment issues, low wages etc. But as a woman with a disability you are much more likely to suffer these injustices.
Asia Bibi's daughter begs for her to leave Pakistan
The daughter of Asia Bibi has made a heartfelt appeal for her mother to be allowed to leave Pakistan after being freed from death row for blasphemy.
Bishop of Wakefield: Why Christians need to find ways of generously living together
How can the Church stay united and Christians continue to be known for their love while also disagreeing?
No majority in British parliament for second Brexit referendum â Reuters analysis
There is no majority in Britain's parliament in favour of holding a second Brexit referendum, according to a Reuters analysis of public comments made by lawmakers.
US says religious freedom in China could boost trust in Taiwan
'If they want to build some confidence in Taiwan, they should give religious freedom to their own people.'
What the torture and execution of Jesus did to his body
Roman flagellation was one of the most feared of all punishments.
Teacher who told student to wipe off Ash Wednesday cross apologises
A teacher in Utah has apologized to a fourth-grade student whom she ordered to remove the ash cross that was on his forehead for Ash Wednesday.
More civilians flee Islamic State's Syria enclave, delaying final assault
The U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) paused military operations against Islamic State (IS) militants holed up in the group's final enclave in eastern Syria, expecting more civilians to be evacuated from the area on Saturday, an SDF official said.
The value of the boring testimony
The boring testimony reveals what life is usually about in the western world regardless of the country. But there is one difference
Two American Mormons being deported from Russia under anti-evangelism laws
Kole Brodowski and another unidentified volunteer were arrested while they were teaching English at a church in southern Russia.
Barbie at 60: instrument of female oppression or positive influence?
Barbie Millicent Roberts is, arguably, the original "influencer" of young girls, pushing an image and lifestyle that can shape what they aspire to be like. So, at 60, how is the iconic Barbie stepping up to support her fellow women and girls?
'Jesus is a real thing for me,' says Hailey Bieber
Supermodel, TV personality and newlywed Hailey Bieber, formerly known as Haley Baldwin, revealed that her true purpose in life is not to promote beauty or fashion but to reflect Jesus in the world.
Brexit deal that puts the union at risk is unacceptable, says Conservative chairman
Britain cannot accept an EU proposal to break the deadlock in the Brexit talks because it would threaten the unity of the United Kingdom by treating Northern Ireland differently, the chairman of the ruling Conservative Party said.
The hidden message in the last words of Jesus: A BBC Lent series
A powerful story of forgiveness launches a BBC Radio 4 Lent series on Sunday themed around the idea of hospitality.
Prostitution is exploitation: Here's why buying sex should be illegal
When you listen to women who have lived through prostitution, the stories they tell are a powerful rebuke to our society.