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The UK parliament has rejected an amendment which would have required the government to reconsider trade deals with countries deemed by British High Court
judges to be committing genocide.
A US citizen whose brother is facing the possibility of being sentenced to death in Pakistan on trumped-up blasphemy charges is asking the Biden
administration to put pressure on Pakistan to release his brother.
Christians around the world have faced increased persecution as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, including the refusal of access to emergency aid and
increased surveillance and violence, a watchdog has reported.
The Jesuit order in Spain has admitted that 81 children and 21 adults have been sexually abused by 96 of its members since 1927, and has apologised for the
"painful, shameful and sorrowful" crimes.
Margaret Court, the former Australian tennis player and now a Pentecostal minister, will be recognised with Australia's highest honour. The decision has
sparked a backlash from critics of her views on LGBTQ+ issues.
Alastair Lichten argues that understanding Christian nationalism is essential to understanding the presidency of Donald Trump and its consequences for the
world.
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