Last month marked 25 years since the Rwandan Genocide, during which 250,000 to 500,000 Tutsi women were raped and close to one million Rwandans were killed over the course ofContinue Reading
In recent months, there have been great victories against ISIS in the Middle East – the most notable being that the Islamic State has officially lost all its territory inContinue Reading
Japan’s Parliament has agreed to provide compensation – about $28,600 per victim – to those that were forcibly sterilized under the country’s 1948 Eugenics Protection Law (EPL). Under the EPL,Continue Reading
This Easter has been a bittersweet one. The all-night vigil I participated in at my parish was powerful – through the words, songs, and testimonies given, I truly saw ChristContinue Reading
Last week, social media and news outlets exploded with outrage over Brunei’s Syariah (Sharia) Penal Code Order (SPCO). Under the authority of Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah, this code was first introducedContinue Reading
In 2018, the United States population increased by a mere 0.62 percent, the least it’s grown in 80 years. Typically, birth rates have fluctuated with the economy, but despite recentContinue Reading
Julia Beck, writer and former member of the Law and Policy Committee of Baltimore City’s LGBTQ Commission, was one of the panelists at the event called “The Inequality of theContinue Reading
The issue of gender and its supposed fluidity has exploded in recent years, and is becoming more and more prevalent. The Equality Act is a bill in congress that, ifContinue Reading