Tag: Religious intolerance

armenian genocide

Artsakh burns while Western leaders fiddle

Extermination by starvation is clearly Azerbaijan’s first weapon of choice

The invisible genocide of Armenians in Artsakh — Photo by Naira Babayan

The invisible genocide of Armenians in Artsakh

Demands for aid met with indifference by the international community

Religious-persecution-torture — Photo by Jose P. Ortiz

Western economic interests trumping human rights

International report spotlights rising religious persecution while Western nations look the other way

Syrian-port-city-of-Lattakia-earthquake — Members of the Syrian army talking to a Franciscan priest from the Franciscan convent in the Syrian port city of Lattakia outside collapsed homes after the earthquake. Photo courtesy Aid to the Church in Need

Quake worsens problems for Syrian Christians

The once-thriving Christian communities had already been greatly reduced by the Islamic State campaign against them

India

Modern India turns 75 despite the bitterness and violence

Independence was declared on Aug. 15, 1947

Christmas nativity scene — Photo by Al Elmes on Unsplash

Why Christmas matters in a secular society

It is shortsighted to restrict ourselves to a candy cane diet of Christmas cuteness

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