In Geneva, a special briefing and two oral statements at the UN Human Rights Council reminded the international community that what is happening is a serious threat to freedom of religion with global implications.
Saad Husain Rizvi and Muhammad Ashraf Asif Jalali were sentenced to four and fourteen years in jail respectively by the District Court of The Hague.
The judges accepted the bizarre theory that the book promotes hostility to Russia, in addition to LGBT activism and extremism.
The Director of Hospital México had removed the image in the name of religious freedom of non-Catholics. A nurse sued him and won.
Czech judges finally ruled, defeating a stubborn prosecutor, that Jára and his co-worker Barbora Plášková should be freed from jail.
The popular YouTuber was arrested for reading an anti-rape poem that allegedly includes a verse offensive to religion.
A young woman who took Scientology courses was assassinated. Before it came out that the crime had nothing to do with Scientology, some media and anti-cultists used the tragedy to attack the church.
The Director of the Intercantonal Information Center on Beliefs (CIC) co-signed a severe indictment of the French governmental anti-cult agency.
A criminal case has been filed against two women in a city where in the past Christians had their houses destroyed and were even burned alive.
While the legal saga of Mubarak Ahmed Sani remains subject to conflicting interpretations, what is clear is that Sunni authorities want the repression to continue.