Cardinal Zen’s Trial: More Oppression Than Meets the Eye
Has China silenced the last of its globally prominent dissidents?
The Stakes of Cardinal Zen’s Trial
Zen’s arrest is widely understood as political — a reprisal for his vocal opposition to the regime’s crackdown on religious rights and democratic freedoms.
Mr. Blinken, Don’t Abandon Afghan Religious Minorities
The U.S. helped transport them to temporary safety in the Middle East and left them stranded without visas to resettle.
Nigeria’s Religious-Cleansing Crisis Is Not Due to Climate Change
Attacks on Nigeria’s Christians and other religious are due to an Islamic religious-cleansing campaign, not climate change.
Cardinal Zen’s Arrest Is an Inflection Point
It signifies the end of religious freedom in Hong Kong, the last of the fundamental freedoms to be extinguished there.
China Now Threatens Religious Freedom in Hong Kong
As the Chinese Communist Party subjugates Hong Kong’s churches and their schools, no political space to object remains.
The CCP Wages a Second Genocide — against Falun Gong
American policy-makers should clearly condemn CCP persecution against Falun Gong and declare it a genocide.
The U.S. Should Not Ignore the Plight of Nigeria’s Christians
Under siege by Fulani militias and Islamist terrorists, Nigeria’s Christians find little help from their government. Will the U.S. State Department step up?
Catholic Laity Take Up Global Prayer Campaign for the ‘Church and Peoples of China’
China is at war with all religions. The global Church’s silence about this is coming to an end.