Nigeria’s Christian Repression Continues
Violence in Nigeria against Christians by groups like Boko Haram is continuing unabated
Antonio GraceffoMarch 21, 2024
Ending Apostasy Laws in Sudan
Apostasy laws in Sudan are coming to an end thanks to cooperation between Christians, Muslims and women’s groups.
Tim ScheidererMay 18, 2023
Sudan Moves in Right Direction on Religious Liberty, but Progress is Fragile
Despite the many challenges Sudan faces, its government’s defense of religious freedom gives reason for optimism that it is on the path to a more prosperous and more peaceful future.
Joshua MeserveyJanuary 15, 2021
The Women’s March that Isn’t Happening: Looking to the Middle East and Reflections on the Misplacement of Outrage
The problems of sexism and misogynist perceptions of women still exist in America, but they do not have established legal structures supporting them. In the Middle East, societal perceptions of women are just the tip of the iceberg.
Alexandra NieuwsmaJune 6, 2017
Countering Islamic Violent Extremism in the Fertile Crescent: The Sunni Tribes are the Center of Gravity
This article about how U.S. foreign policy could build relations with Sunni tribes first appeared in Issue 2 (Winter 2016)…
Kevin Stringer & Lama JbarahAugust 1, 2016
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