Eton teacher sacked over controversial lecture on gender is now embroiled in anti-Semitism storm

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An English teacher sacked by Eton over a controversial lecture on gender was condemned yesterday for sharing a ‘blatantly anti-Semitic’ video.

Crumbling churches will need £1billion for repairs in the next five years, says Church of England

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The country’s crumbling parish churches will need £1billion for repairs in the next five years, the Church of England has said.

Christians, religious minorities in Afghanistan now face greater danger under Taliban rule

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The highly criticized United States withdrawal from Afghanistan leaves local Christians and many other religious minority groups fearful following the Taliban takeover of the country.

Northern Ireland-style parades commission on cards in wake of Orange Order marches

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Allegations of anti-Catholic bigotry were made after Orange Walk processions at the weekend, which led to the arrest of 14 people.

Vaccine passports are not a silver bullet, say experts

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The certification scheme to allow fully vaccinated people in to nightclubs and big sporting events will intrude upon the rights to family and private life, culture, as well as freedom of thought, conscience and religion, Judith Robertson, chairwoman of the Scottish Human Rights Commission, told MSPs.

U.K. faith leaders issue common declaration ahead of COP26

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Dozens of leaders from the major faiths present in the United Kingdom urged government leaders to take urgent action to address climate change and promised their congregations would do likewise.

France Is Launching 18 Islamic Art Exhibitions to Counter Islamophobia

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“The idea is to show that Islam has been part of French cultural heritage since the Middle Ages,” Yannick Lintz, the head of the Louvre’s Islamic department, told The Art Newspaper.

Extremists using video-game chats to spread hate

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Over three months, researchers found anti-Semitism, racism and homophobia on platforms, including DLive and Odysee, where users stream and chat about games such as Call of Duty and Minecraft.

Throw a Lifeline to the Afghans Left Behind

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This week’s U.N. General Assembly provides an opportunity to assist the minorities, activists, women, and girls still in Afghanistan.

Religious freedom commission issues detailed report on Cuban protests

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Some of those arrested during July 11 demonstrations are still missing, USCIRF says.

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