The Philippines Supreme Court upheld a ruling on Jan. 29 that halted impeachment proceedings against Vice President Sara ...

As dissent grows costlier in India, John Singarayar argues that the silence of political, legal, and religious institutions—exemplified by the continued jailing of Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam—is ...

Minority students say religious bias in textbooks and classrooms leaves them marginalized from early schooling onward ...

Civil society and religious groups in South Korea have continued their strong opposition to two proposed nuclear power plants, accusing the government of moving ahead hastily without sufficient access ...

Freinademetz poured himself into training Chinese catechists and priests, knowing that foreigners could not sustain a living ...

John Singarayar argues that religious spectacle is used to deflect from India's governance failures, citing the Indore water tragedy, Delhi pollution, and attacks on minorities.

A Catholic group campaigning against alcoholism in southern Tamil Nadu has demanded that the government declare Good Friday a dry day, arguing that excluding it from the state’s dry day list violates ...

An alliance of Buddhist, Christian and Muslim youth sees country’s waste crisis as a deadly legacy for future generations ...

Sharia police caned a couple 140 times each in Indonesia's Aceh province on Jan. 29 for having sex outside marriage and drinking alcohol, likely one of the severest such punishments since the deeply ...

China executed 11 people linked to telecom scam operations on Jan. 29, state media reported, as Beijing toughens its response to the sprawling, transnational industry.