Muslim women's head coverings were forcibly removed by jailers after California protest, lawsuit alleges
Two Muslim women filed a federal lawsuit against the Orange County Sheriff's Department for alleged violations of their religious freedom regarding the removal of hijabs during arrest.
California law faces re-write as high court allows parents to 'opt out' of LGBTQ school stories
California law mandates age-appropriate materials on LGBTQ+ contributions, but the Supreme Court ruling permits families to opt-out of such lessons, challenging inclusion policies.
Winnipeg Muslim woman felt 'humiliated' when forced to remove hijab in Toronto airport | CBC News
"The airline employee took my passport, looked at my passport, looked at me, and said that my passport doesn't match my face, so I have to remove my [hijab]."
Conservative Justices Seem Willing to Upend School District's LGBTQ-Inclusive Lessons
The Supreme Court hears arguments on parents' objections to LGBTQ-inclusive school curricula, highlighting tensions between religious rights and LGBTQ protections.
Conservative Justices Seem Willing to Upend School District's LGBTQ-Inclusive Lessons
The Supreme Court hears arguments on parents' objections to LGBTQ-inclusive school curricula, highlighting tensions between religious rights and LGBTQ protections.
Bilingual, Educated, Qualified-and Still Not Welcome in Quebec | The Walrus
In Quebec, Bill 21 has drawn sharp opposition from a broad coalition—including the National Council of Canadian Muslims—who argue it tramples basic rights.
Is This the End of the Separation of Church and State?
The separation of church and state is increasingly blurred, illustrated by the Supreme Court's ruling favoring religious institutions in funding disputes.
How European countries see religious symbols in public office
The Bundestag's Green Party group has submitted a motion to abolish Berlin's Neutrality Act, stirring a broader European conversation around secularism and religious expression.
S.C. attorney general tells state's capital city to drop its conversion therapy ban
South Carolina's attorney general seeks to overturn Columbia's ban on conversion therapy, citing violations of state law and religious rights for counselors.