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The Taliban has passed a measure banning women from being heard by other women in public, in the latest curb on human rights since the Biden administration withdrew U.S. forces from Afghanistan three years ago.
Why do brands like Bud Light and Target willingly embarrass themselves with extreme pandering to the LGBT lobby?
Eritrean human rights advocate Helen Berhane has been threatened by Canada-based YouTuber Selemun Syum, who urged his viewers in the Eritrean diaspora to “deal with her,” according to reports from the U.K.-based group Christian Solidarity Worldwide, on whose board she serves.
Abused children are waiting to be rescued, declared football star Tim Tebow after he read aloud messages from sex offenders bragging about their preferences for minors or having exploitative content of babies on their computers.
Pushback against the concept of diversity, equity and inclusion has led several major companies dropping their efforts to embrace the progressive ideology that encourages a focus on race, gender and sexual orientation when it comes to hiring practices and business relationships in the workforce. Here are five companies that have abandoned DEI and/or other progressive political activity.
New laws passed by the Taliban regime that ban women from speaking or showing their faces in public have been condemned by the U.N. and human rights groups.
Pope Francis has expressed concern over a newly passed law in Ukraine that bans groups with historic ties to the Russian Orthodox Church, seeing it as an attack on religious freedom.
