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Disruption linked to the pandemic could mean many more girls are cut or married in childhood, according to new data that paints a bleak picture of life for
women over the next decade.
A US government commission has criticised India for failing to protect religious minorities and called for sanctions on government officials responsible for
violating religious freedoms enshrined in its constitution.
A same-sex marriage which was formalised in France has reportedly been legally accepted as valid in Tunisia, a first for a Muslim-majority nation.
Homosexuality is illegal in Tunisia.
Bill De Blasio personally showed up at an Orthodox Jewish funeral on Tuesday night and threatened mourners with arrest for ignoring social distancing rules.
His response on Twitter has sparked an angry reaction from some Jewish groups.
Irish newlyweds are getting older and less religious every year. Almost as many couples chose non-religious ceremonies as Catholic ones last year, according
to new figures from the Central Statistics Office.
After a select committee chair urged more leeway for a faith school which has long censored textbooks, Stephen Evans says politicians with responsibility for
education should stop pandering to religious interests.
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