Two deadly attacks occurred in Karachi on April 18 and in Bhullair, Punjab, on April 25.
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“Satanic Sex Orgies in Moscow”: Duma Wants to Ban Satanism. Dvorkin Disagrees
Satanists are already banned, says leading Russian anti-cultist. The Duma should instead ban “neo-pagans.”
French Cassation: Secular Judges Cannot Review Excluding Decisions by Religious Courts
The Court stated it could not assess the regularity or merits of a Catholic canonical verdict dismissing a deacon from the clerical state.
Jehovah’s Witnesses in Spain: One Won, One Lost on Appeal
Judicial chaos continues as different sections of Madrid’s Provincial Court render different decisions on similar facts. by Massimo Introvigne Madrid’s Audiencia Provincial Civil. Credits. In 2023 and 2024, “Bitter Winter” reported about the strange situation created...
Unification Church: Why Are UN Special Rapporteurs Not Allowed to Visit Japan?
Several different Rapporteurs have been prevented from going to Japan and examine the religious liberty and human rights situation there.
Pakistan, Ahmadis Detained for Praying Remain in Jail—Including Minors
Meanwhile, the extremist Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan calls for “slitting the throats” of the members of the persecuted religion.
Norway, Jehovah’s Witnesses “Fully Vindicated” By Appeal Court
A wrong decision denying state subsidies and registration to the organization because of its policy towards excluded ex-members has been overturned in appeal.
Russia Bans Local Church Publication as “Extremist”
Banning the founder Witness Lee’s edition of the Bible may open the way to liquidating the movement itself.
Bail Denied to Ahmadis Arrested in Pakistan for Praying on Friday
Under the pressure of the radical Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan, members of the Ahmadiyya community are now prohibited even from praying in their own houses of worship.
Trump and Putin: Russian Media Mobilize (and Falsify) Baba Vanga’s Prophecies Again
The popular Bulgarian blind seer predicted that Putin would become the “master of the world” in 2025, claims the “Komsomolskaya Pravda.” Only, she didn’t.