Current and past events show Pakistani security forces’ direct and indirect involvement in attacks on Hindu and Sikh temples.
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“Catholic Charities Bureau v. Wisconsin”: A Victory for Religious Liberty and Common Sense
Paradoxically, Wisconsin would have treated Catholic Charities less favorably because they do not only help Catholics. The U.S. Supreme Court put things in order.
Discovering Sarghoda, Pakistan, a cradle of religion
Sargodha is renowned for its natural beauty and rich historical heritage. However, not all is well there for religious minorities.
Terrorism in India’s Jammu and Kashmir. 2. Why?
Despite its internal troubles—or perhaps because of them—Pakistan still seems to believe that supporting terrorism can yield political dividends.
Terrorism in India’s Jammu and Kashmir. 1. What Really Happened
The latest in a long series of deadly assaults calls for a thorough and sober analysis based on facts. The role of Pakistan, along with the exploitation and politicization of religion, is undeniable.
Washington State vs The Seal of Confession: A Test for Religious Liberty in the US
A new state law assaults the secrecy of confession, which is non-negotiable for the Catholic Church. The Trump administration is expected to react.
Behind the Dissolution of the Unification Church: Japan’s Communist Party, North Korea, and China
A chronology of the facts proving that Communist agencies and countries worked to destroy the religious movement.
When Dvorkin Called FECRIS “Cowards and Racists”
“Bitter Winter” acquired an interesting document on the relationship between the most prominent Russian anti-cultist and the notorious European anti-cult federation.
Unification Church Dissolution in Japan: An In-Depth Analysis of a Wrong Decision. 5. Violating Religious Liberty
The verdict tries to claim its decision is compatible with freedom of religion or belief. It is not.
Unification Church Dissolution in Japan: An In-Depth Analysis of a Wrong Decision. 4. The 2009 Compliance Declaration
A crucial question is whether the incidents the court objected to diminished almost to zero after 2009. The court’s figures themselves confirm that this was the case.