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Global Church News - A tale of two cakes: Colorado's far-reaching religious freedom fight Jan 29, 2015 The battleground for religious freedom is currently the soft, frosted tops of cakes in Colorado. [1]
“They decided to come after us. Almost like in 1937” Sámi activist Valentina Sovkina, originally from the town of Lovozero in Russia’s Murmansk region, was forced to leave the country after a wave of searches targeting indigenous rights activists. [2]
NEW YORK -- Welcome to Nikkei Asia's podcast: Asia Stream. Every other week, Asia Stream tracks and analyzes the Indo-Pacific with a mix of expert interviews and original reporting by our correspondents from across the globe. [3]
European Commission rejects pro-life citizens’ initiative The European Commission has rejected the pro-life citizens’ initiative “One of Us,” which sought to ban E.U. funding for research and other activities that destroy human embryos. [4]
Christ's resurrection "prompts believers to respect life" In a message published for Easter, the Korean bishops underlined the importance of the Eucharist, a "privileged meeting place with Jesus" and urged "each and every Catholic to reject those une... [5]
TOKYO -- Dai-ichi Life Holdings this week announced an unusual competing takeover bid to acquire Benefit One, a corporate welfare benefits provider in Japan, for which another company is already offering a bid, stepping away from the life insurance c... [6]
SEOUL -- South Korea's Constitutional Court ruled on April 11 that it is unconstitutional to punish women and doctors who have or perform abortions, paving the way for legalizing the procedure for the first time in nearly seven decades. [7]
Abortion in Russia, moral opposition on the rise Moscow (AsiaNews) - The recent surveys on abortion conducted by the Russian "Levada Center" for sociological research have recorded a larger percentage of women who do not procure abortions because of ... [10]
Global Church News - A tale of two cakes: Colorado's far-reaching religious freedom fight Jan 29, 2015 The battleground for religious freedom is currently the soft, frosted tops of cakes in Colorado.
“They decided to come after us. Almost like in 1937” Sámi activist Valentina Sovkina, originally from the town of Lovozero in Russia’s Murmansk region, was forced to leave the country after a wave of searches targeting indigenous rights activists.
NEW YORK -- Welcome to Nikkei Asia's podcast: Asia Stream. Every other week, Asia Stream tracks and analyzes the Indo-Pacific with a mix of expert interviews and original reporting by our correspondents from across the globe.
European Commission rejects pro-life citizens’ initiative The European Commission has rejected the pro-life citizens’ initiative “One of Us,” which sought to ban E.U. funding for research and other activities that destroy human embryos.
Christ's resurrection "prompts believers to respect life" In a message published for Easter, the Korean bishops underlined the importance of the Eucharist, a "privileged meeting place with Jesus" and urged "each and every Catholic to reject those une
TOKYO -- Dai-ichi Life Holdings this week announced an unusual competing takeover bid to acquire Benefit One, a corporate welfare benefits provider in Japan, for which another company is already offering a bid, stepping away from the life insurance c
SEOUL -- South Korea's Constitutional Court ruled on April 11 that it is unconstitutional to punish women and doctors who have or perform abortions, paving the way for legalizing the procedure for the first time in nearly seven decades.
Abortion in Russia, moral opposition on the rise Moscow (AsiaNews) - The recent surveys on abortion conducted by the Russian "Levada Center" for sociological research have recorded a larger percentage of women who do not procure abortions because of