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Key Points Scotland’s only gender clinic for minors has temporarily halted the prescription of puberty blockers and hormone medications for children. This decision follows the findings of the Cass Review, which challenged the efficacy and safety of such treatments for children based on limited evidence. The pause aims to allow for further research and reevaluation
This story was originally published by Religion Unplugged. HARARE, Zimbabwe — Zimbabwe’s renowned cleric and Prophetic Healing and Deliverance founder Walter Magaya recently built a modern soccer stadium in less than six months at his Yadah Complex in Waterfalls, Harare. The project comes at a time when Magaya is facing several allegations, including rape and
In the regions of Ukraine under Russian control, there has been a disturbing trend of oppression targeted at Christian communities that do not align with the Russian Orthodox Church, favored by President Vladimir Putin. The Russian forces are reportedly closing churches that diverge from their preferred religious perspective, subjecting congregations to intense persecution. Many faithful
Key Points: Canada’s legal system is examining cases where individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) seek medically assisted suicide, highlighting ethical and societal dilemmas. A recent case involves a young woman, known as “M.V.,” who was approved for assisted suicide based on her ASD diagnosis, sparking debate over the implications for autonomy, dignity, and societal
This story was originally published by Religion Unplugged. NEW YORK — Eclipses — both solar and lunar — have captivated human imagination for millennia, often evoking a sense of wonder, mystery and sometimes even fear. Throughout history, various cultures and religions have attributed spiritual and symbolic significance to the celestial event. The interpretations of eclipses,
This story was originally published by Religion Unplugged. MANAGUA, Nicaragua — Christian women wrongfully imprisoned in Nicaragua have been beaten and denied time outdoors for praying aloud with rosaries, Christian Solidarity Worldwide reported on March 6. The report comes days after the United Nations’ Group of Human Rights Experts on Nicaragua (GHREN) released a report
Some Ukrainian Christians have undergone the harrowing experience of being tortured by Russian forces due to their faith. Azat, a Ukrainian Baptist pastor was captured and severely tortured by Russian soldiers. Others have suffered similar fates. The Ukraine Freedom Project, launched by U.S. citizen Steven Moore in Kyiv, aims to document these stories of persecution.
Ukrainian and allied officials have expressed criticism toward Pope Francis for his comments suggesting that Kyiv should negotiate an end to the war with Russia, interpreting it as a call for Ukraine to surrender. The Pope’s remarks, made in an interview with Swiss broadcaster RSI, mentioned “the courage of the white flag” about Ukraine facing potential
In Assam, a state in India, a proposed bill could criminalize the act of praying for the sick with the intent of conversion, reflecting a broader trend of increasing regulations on religious practices. This legislation is part of a series of measures across several Indian states aimed at curtailing religious conversions, which critics argue targets
The Coptic Orthodox Church has suspended ecumenical dialogue with the Catholic Church due to disagreements over the latter’s stance on homosexuality. This decision, revealed by Coptic Orthodox spokesman Father Moussa Ibrahim, reflects the Church’s adherence to traditional Christian teachings on sexual morality, emphasizing that freedoms must not contravene divine laws. This development underscores deepening rifts
This story was originally published by Religion Unplugged. NEW YORK — Restrictions on religion by government officials across the world reached a new peak in 2021, a new Pew Research Center report released on Tuesday revealed. Pew’s latest analysis of such restrictions — taking into account new laws and policies enacted by individual governments —
Historic cathedrals across the UK have been hosting disco events, sparking controversy and protests among the faithful. Organized by Silent Discos in Incredible Places, these events include live DJs, LED lights, and mobile bars in sacred spaces like Canterbury Cathedral. The aim is to attract younger congregants and support maintenance costs. Thousands have signed petitions
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