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Other Religion News

  • Churches to the rescue of Cuba’s legions of poor France24
  • The wrong way Nigerian media profile Hausa-Fulani communities Media Diversity Institute
  • The enduring legacy of medieval Christian depictions of Islam in today’s political discourse The Conversation
  • China raises pressure on underground Catholics to join official church, Human Rights Watch finds AP
  • Christendom Is No More The Wall Street Journal
  • Germany’s new religious diversity Deutsche Welle
  • Good Friday across Latin America brings faith into the streets AP
  • I giorni di “passione” di Lampedusa. «Questi nostri fratelli traditi in alto mare» Avvenire
  • In El Paso, two Catholic sisters follow detained immigrants wherever ICE takes them RNS
  • Shiite grief over attacks on Iran’s sacred cities has deep historical roots The Conversation
  • Muslims In Iraq Celebrate Easter With Christians To Promote Solidarity Religion Unplugged
  • As border dynamics change, priest keeps ministering to migrants and deportees AP
  • Gay Catholic Speaks About Senegal’s Harsh New Anti-LGBTQ+ Law New Ways Ministry
  • Shiite grief over attacks on Iran’s sacred cities has deep historical roots The Conve
  • Georgia’s Ilia II Succession Question Transitions
  • Argentina’s Church leaders says ‘never again’ as coup anniversary nears Buenos Aires Times
  • ‘The Tibetan Book of the Dead’ is actually not just about death The Conversation
  • Pope’s upcoming Africa odyssey takes him to a mosque, a prison and the site of a deadly 2021 blast Associated Press
  • How the global oil shock is shrinking Eid celebrations across Africa The Africa Report
  • I fasted for friendship during Ramadan and Lent. Here’s what I learned. RNS
  • Does religious social capital succeed where environmental bureaucracy fails? LSE Religion and Global Society
  • A Pakistani Martyr for Religious Freedom The Dispatch
  • Ramadan-ing in a time of fear Religion News Service
  • Teeth, finger bones and blessings: Buddhist relics inspire belief AP
  • Bishops to launch initiatives against violence on Ecuador-Colombia border Crux
  • First-edition Book of Mormon sells for $250,000 at auction, sets new ‘world record’ Deseret News
  • Archbishop of York laments ‘appalling lack of religious literacy’ at BBC Independent
  • RMC Briefing: The BBC Charter Review and the future of religious broadcasting Religion Media Centre
  • Factsheet: Holi Religion Media Centre
  • Kosovo’s Catholics and Muslims mark Ash Wednesday and Ramadan in one week AP
  • Beyond conflict: Africa’s interfaith reality Deutsche Welle
  • How one displaced family in Gaza is observing Ramadan’s first day under a fragile ceasefire deal AP
  • Empowered by Islam: How the Sacred Enhances a Secular Approach to Domestic Violence in Barbados Fetzer Institute
  • Why fewer Latin Americans claim religion — but still pray and believe Religion News Service
  • Religious Diversity Around the World Pew Research Center
  • From Venezuela To Greenland, Catholic Bishops Reassert ‘Just War’ Limits Religion Unplugged
  • Follow the law on construction of houses of worship, avoid politicising religion, says King MalayMail
  • Belgium discusses the work of Orthodox prison chaplains The European Times
  • The Imam and the Rabbi … ‘great mates’ helping to promote understanding in a city torn by terrorism Religion Media Centre
  • Government told religious rules a threat to children’s rights The Herald
  • Ma perché i preti stanno sui social? (E no, non c’è solo don Ravagnani) Avvenire
  • How central should religious buildings be to new town planning? Financial Times
  • Thursdays in Black boosts African church efforts against gender-based violence World Council of Churches
  • National Council Of Churches In India approaches Supreme Court to challenge anti-conversion laws Crux

Journalists, especially those who report on religion, have an important contribution to make here. They have an opportunity to bring greater clarity to the way we view religion, but with it comes a responsibility to be trustworthy and sincere. I am happy to see that the International Association of Religion Journalists acknowledge this with their emphasis on the importance of accurate, balanced, and ethical coverage of religion to foster understanding, harmony and respect among the major religious traditions.

Tenzin Gyatso, the 14th Dalai Lama
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