News Focus Hate-speech law ‘threatens learning’ – and commerce by Slok Gyawali - 30th March 2016 ACROSS South Asia a colonial-era law is being used to silence religious dissent. Read more about Hate-speech law ‘threatens learning’ – and commerce ANALYSIS The battle for Pakistan by Our Correspondent - 28th March 2016 AS we drove home from Easter Sunday celebrations we could hear the chanting: thousands of people in the heart of Pakistan’s capital city demanding that the government institute a policy of ethnic cleansing. Read more about ANALYSIS The battle for Pakistan Crucified (literally) thirty times - and still rising in the Philippines by Ben Cal - 25th March 2016 BEN CAL meets a 55-year-old penitent preparing to be nailed to a cross on Good Friday - again Read more about Crucified (literally) thirty times - and still rising in the Philippines Jewish settler: ‘I am a passionate defender of Palestinian rights.’ by Jayson Casper - 16th March 2016 JEWS joined Palestinian evangelicals at a conference in Bethlehem last week to call for human rights. Read more about Jewish settler: ‘I am a passionate defender of Palestinian rights.’ Martin Luther King’s legacy lives on – among Egypt’s battered liberals by Jayson Casper - 9th March 2016 AS political Islam tears Egypt apart, what is the appeal of the world’s most famous Baptist? Read more about Martin Luther King’s legacy lives on – among Egypt’s battered liberals Pages« ‹ … 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 … › »
