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Manny Waks testifies at the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sex Abuse, exposing cover-ups by two ultra-Orthodox Jewish institutions in Melbourne.
Manny Waks testifies at the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sex Abuse, revealing a history of sexual abuse cover-ups in Melbourne's Orthodox Jewish community.
Ashin Wirathu's rise in Myanmar exemplifies the troubling blend of Buddhist nationalism and religious extremism, leading to increased ethnic violence and persecution.
Religion's dual role as a source of oppression and resilience is examined through the Russian Orthodox Church's support for the Ukraine war and conflicts in Croatia and Kazakhstan.
Thames Valley police report that staffing has dropped from 27 officers on shift in 2007 to significantly fewer today, impacting their ability to respond to serious incidents.
Christianity grows in China amid tensions with the government and the Catholic Church abroad.
50,000 Muslims flee Ambon Harbor amid violent clashes, with one gang member recalling, "I took out my sword and took off four heads."
15,000 Jews in the United States are estimated to have taken firearms training to enhance security in their synagogues amid rising anti-Semitism.
Muslim workers in Greece protest mistreatment ahead of the 2004 Olympics in August.
Putin's government enforces religious discrimination against Catholics in Orthodox Russia.
Thousands of dalits in India are converting to Christianity to escape oppression, prompting backlash from the ruling Hindu nationalist party in Gujarat.
Dozens of Christians are rounded up and taken away by police bus, reflecting the government's ongoing surveillance of religious groups in China.
In Islamabad, 500 Christian families face dire conditions and increased anxiety after a church attack.
The Islamic State's rapid advances in Syria and Iraq in June reshape the region's landscape.
ChurchMilitant.com has grown from a small team of three or four to a 35-person operation, reaching an estimated 1.5 million viewers each month.
Five gang members were shot dead in a single day in Rio Branco, Brazil, as violent turf wars erupt over control of drug supply routes.
15,000 Talibe in Senegal are forced to beg by their Quranic teachers, facing abuse and exploitation in a system described as modern-day slavery.
More than 1,500 United Methodist pastors have pledged to perform same-sex weddings, challenging the church's traditional stance on homosexuality.
The Greek Orthodox Church in Jerusalem faces accusations of prioritizing business interests over the spiritual needs of the local Palestinian Christian community.
Issa must cross the border to buy bread, as there are no shops open in the Israeli zone of Hebron.
Vladimir Putin's Russia faces criticism for religious discrimination reminiscent of the Tsarist era.
Hindu nationalism is reshaping India's social landscape, significantly impacting the lives of its 240 million Muslims and other religious minorities.
Vsevolod Chaplin discusses the Russian Orthodox Church's resurgence since the Soviet era, highlighting its influence under Vladimir Putin and the rapid construction of churches across Russia.
Millions of Indonesians face a religious dilemma over cryptocurrency investments in Islam.
A three to one vote by the Murdock city council allowed the Asatru Folk Assembly to establish its third temple in a predominantly white community.
In Bucharest, Mihaela Minca aims to establish Romania's first witch school to empower women from the marginalized Roma community facing educational barriers.
Mass graves filled with bodies reveal the brutal consequences of ISIS's reign in Sinjar and Raqqa, cities that have suffered under the group's control.
Farad Fathi, a mullah supporting the Islamic Revolution, uses social media to engage with advocates of the Women, Life, Freedom movement in Iran.
Abbot Gabriel aids Christian refugees in Iraq, including Joseph Yunis, a kidnapping survivor.
Only nine priests were ordained in Ireland last year, raising concerns about the future of the Catholic Church in a country once known for its clergy.
Since the 1980s, Coptic Christians in Egypt have increasingly faced violence and discrimination, with 81 killed in a series of extremist attacks in 2017.
26 million tons of freight pass through Haifa's port each year, while the city's police force includes officers from various religious backgrounds.
A rabbi and his congregation march to the Western Wall, challenging the Orthodox control of Judaism during a religious holiday.
The Old City of Jerusalem, covering less than one square kilometer, is home to three families representing Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
Islamic Riots in Indonesia target the Chinese minority amid rising tensions and violence.
Lehava campaigns against Jewish-Arab marriages, targeting Mahmoud Mansour and Morel Malka's wedding.
53% of young people in Russia express a desire to leave their country, reflecting a divide in aspirations among the youth.
A mob of around 30 people attacked the Sky Kingdom in July 2005, destroying structures and threatening the lives of its followers.
More than 100 religious scholars spent two days agreeing on how a Muslim astronaut could observe his faith while orbiting Earth.
In the Philippines, spiritual healers blend Catholic rituals with traditional practices, offering alternative treatments amid concerns over the risks of unregulated faith healing.
On May 25th, Ireland will vote on whether to repeal the 8th amendment, which has banned abortion in all but the most extreme cases since 1983.
According to Project Arrow, 10,000 Albanians are now involved in Evangelical groups across the country following decades of religious persecution.
The Kingston Clan in Utah continues the practice of polygamy despite mainstream Mormon rejection.
Pope Francis invites all Catholics to participate in a two-year dialogue process aimed at shaping the future of the Church.
Up to 3,000 girls are secretly dedicated each year to the Devadasi system, which forces them into a life of prostitution in southern India.
Protestants in Donetsk face persecution as they practice their faith amid the war in Ukraine.
A healthy man has his hand amputated for stealing cattle, becoming the first person punished under Sharia law in Nigeria's Muslim north.
The Vatican renews its campaign against Satan, with its Chief Exorcist performing 50 exorcisms weekly.
