Recommitting Ourselves to the Freedom of Captive Nations
In 1959, Congress designated the third week of July as Captive Nations Week for those suffering under Communism and authoritarianism around the world
Eric PattersonJuly 16, 2024
Jefferson’s Tombstone, and Ours?
Thomas Jefferson valued universal religious liberty as one of his greatest accomplishments. Do his lessons from America’s founding last today?
Andrew D. CaricoJuly 4, 2024
America Must Not Alienate India and Japan as Conservative Democracies
As competition with China intensifies, the US cannot afford to alienate Japan and India as nations with a strong sense of national identity
Rebeccah HeinrichsJune 21, 2024
Parting Thoughts from Outgoing USCIRF Commissioner Frank R. Wolf
Outgoing Commissioner of the US Committee on International Religious Freedom Frank R. Wolf reflects on the future of domestic and international religious liberty
Frank R. WolfJune 13, 2024
Legitimate Internationalism vs. Imperialism in Ukraine
America is best understood as a missionary civilization, not an imperial one
James DiddamsMay 6, 2024
Escalating Christian Repression: Beijing’s Crackdown in Mainland China and Hong Kong
Once again, USCIRF has recommended that the People’s Republic of China (PRC) be designated a country of particular concern due to religious persecution.
Antonio GraceffoApril 22, 2024
Forced Conversions of Christians in India
A disturbing trend of forced or coerced conversions of Christians to Hinduism is emerging in India
Antonio GraceffoApril 16, 2024
Bipartisan Senate Resolution Calls for Stronger Response to Worsening Religious Freedom Conditions Worldwide
Even as partisan divides are increasingly intractable, the promotion of international religious freedom remains one bright spot
Sean NelsonMarch 28, 2024
Nigeria’s Christian Repression Continues
Violence in Nigeria against Christians by groups like Boko Haram is continuing unabated
Antonio GraceffoMarch 21, 2024
