Pope Francis: Religious Offense Does Not Justify Violence – Per Our Laws and Universal Human Rights
We cannot respond to offense to our religious views with violence. It is against our universal human rights and the laws of free nations who…
We cannot respond to offense to our religious views with violence. It is against our universal human rights and the laws of free nations who…
On July 13, 2012 in Washington D.C., practitioners of Falun Gong / Falun Dafa, China Democracy Party, human rights activists, and other supporters of freedom…
Responsible for Equality And Liberty (R.E.A.L.) stands with the Chinese people in remembrance of the martyrs who died on June 4, 1989, in the Tiananmen…
U.S. Department of State Message: “Message on the Twenty-Third Anniversary of Tiananmen Square” Press Statement Mark C. Toner Deputy Spokesperson, Office of the Spokesperson Washington,…
With the resignation of the dictator Mubarak in Egypt, people in the streets are chanting “Egypt is Free!” We are all responsible for equality and…
About the Egyptian protesters, Richard Cohen states in the Washington Post: “We are not them.” I am sorry to disagree, and I believe this is…
The continuing human struggle for freedom, human rights, and human dignity will not end at just one nation’s borders, or with one nationality, one race,…
As the Egyptian public has continued nationwide uprisings for freedom, jobs, and a better standard of life, too many freedom supporting people found it “awkward”…
During a visit to Newport, R.I., in 1790, a year before the Bill of Rights was ratified, President George Washington received a letter from Moses…
Five years after the July 7 terrorist bombings in London, the UK government is no longer holding any public remembrance of the victims, other than…