Attacks on atheist bloggers who are critical of Islam have developed a disturbing frequency in Bangladesh, with yet another gruesome killing
After the caricature exhibition in Texas caused a shootout by religious extremists, the Senate and the Vatican condemned those who organized the event.
A court in Egypt handed down life sentences to 71 Muslims who burned down a Christian church in the village of Kafr Hakim in Giza province in 2013.
Islamists who chopped off a Christian teacher’s hand after wrongly thinking that he had based an examination question on Mohammad, have been jailed.
IS leader Abu Bakar Al Baghdadi and Taliban chief Mullah Mohammad Omar declared jihad against each other after the former called the latter a foolish, illiterate warlord.
A group in Pakistan wants to make the Blasphemy Act more effective and complains that no blasphemer in the country has yet been convicted under it.
Pakistan’s Supreme Court dismissed the murder investigation of a Christian couple in the Punjab Province, calling it biased and unsatisfactory.
Pew Research Center published a study showing how the Boston Marathon bombings led to a rise in religious hostilities in the U.S. from 2012 to 2013.
Levels of religious restrictions and hostilities in 25 of the most populated countries vary drastically, found a new study by Pew Research Center.
According to a recent poll, approximately 63 percent of Egyptians believe religious extremism is a prevailing problem in their country.