The legal framework for Christian persecution is determined by history, international law, regional practice, and contemporary reforms. Legal systems across the globe vary immensely in how they protect or restrict religious freedom.
Civil rights remain a foundational element of a just society, rooted in history and evolving to meet contemporary challenges.
These rights protect individuals from oppression and discrimination. They uphold justice and nurture a thriving, equitable society.
Khalil, who is a U.S. permanent resident and green card holder, was arrested by federal immigration authorities on Saturday; he has since been transferred to a detention center in Louisiana.
A UN report finds women’s rights under attack as gender discrimination persists.
Religious oppression is an issue that demands legal and personal perseverance. People face many challenges in countries where either to practice their faith is restricted or even criminalized.
The president has put into place expanded protections for gay and transgender patients.
The two transgender women leading the proposed class-action lawsuit claim that the state’s new rule limiting who can request sex-related alterations to their birth certificate is unconstitutional.
As we move forward, the commitment to a legal system that respects and safeguards the humanity and diversity of all family structures serves as our guiding principle, our lodestar in the evolving legal landscape.
Racial inequities must be more adequately addressed to eliminate negative health outcomes among minority populations.