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Published in: 50.50: Opinion‘Tolerance’ and ‘religious freedom’ are subtle codes for Christian supremacismOPINION: Like other forms of privilege, Christian privilege is most effective when we don’t talk about it
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Published in: 50.50: Opinion‘Jesus was born to a teen mom’ – don’t believe the hypeOPINION: A conservative, right-wing agenda lies behind the modern slogans and slick graphics of the ‘He Gets Us’ ads
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Published in: 50.50: OpinionWhat lies behind Kenyan president-elect William Ruto’s homophobiaRuto says there is no room for homosexuality in a ‘republic that worships God’. But it’s not just about religion
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Published in: Global Extremes: AnalysisWhy are Christians in Germany more immune to far-Right populism than in the US?On opposite sides of the Atlantic, Christian communities are reacting very differently to the messages of right-wing...
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Published in: 50.50: FeatureAfrican activists show how churches can make space for queer peopleUndeterred by threats and claims that they are ‘un-African’, these activists are making Christianity more inclusive
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Published in: 50.50: FeatureUS cities lead action to ban anti-LGBT ‘conversion therapy’Despite opposition from the religious Right, activists are winning campaigns to outlaw practices that seek to ‘cure’...
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Published in: 50.50Women’s stories from the frontline of Sudan’s revolution must be toldWomen are leading Sudan’s revolt against religious fundamentalism. As in Egypt and Saudi Arabia they face a violent...
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Published in: North Africa, West AsiaPower and the divine: self-repression in EgyptFocusing on the afterlife, the rewards of heaven for the just and hell for the unjust, keeps the masses in check and...
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Published in: North Africa, West AsiaEgypt: do you really want to counter terrorism?Is the failure intentional or a result of general incompetence? Because of repression or Islamic ideology? This...
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Published in: North Africa, West AsiaBahrain: an oasis of religious freedom in the Middle East?Why is Sheikh Nasser signing a declaration of “Religious Tolerance” in Los Angeles when the monarchy has...
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Published in: North Africa, West AsiaLebanon’s enduring contradictionsA century later, and after several civil wars and invasions, not much has changed in how different Lebanese...
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Published in: North Africa, West AsiaJerusalem: securing spaces in holy placesThere are actors involved in all sides of this dispute who must now encourage enduring dialogue for conflict...
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Published in: oDRConvert and love: Russia’s Muslim wivesRussian women marrying Muslim men convert to Islam in the certainty that a shared religion will strengthen their...
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Published in: North Africa, West AsiaEgypt's Copts between terror and discriminationUntil equality and justice are within reach to all, what can Copts do to survive and how much more will they be...
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Published in: oDRGeorgia’s politics of pietyGeorgia’s church is independent of the state. How long before the state can free itself from the church?
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Published in: North Africa, West AsiaThe surfacing of trauma: the myth and history of Sunni-Shia divideSunnis and Shias have lived together in peace for centuries, and up to the new millennium have barely had a history...
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Published in: oDRAzerbaijan's Nardaran affairThe Aliyev regime's crackdown on Azerbaijan's Islamic opposition is smoothing the way for further consolidation of power.
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Published in: oDRA home to three religionsThere’s a religious revival going on in Russia’s provinces. We travel to the town of Malmyzh, on the border of Kirov...
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Published in: oDRLiving in Islam: Russian Muslims tell their storiesTen Moscow Muslims speak of faith, joy and attitudes towards Islam in Russia today.
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Published in: oDRGubden, Dagestan: where ‘radicals’ police themselvesThis village used to house one of the North Caucasus’ most dangerous Islamist paramilitary units. With the Russian...
