Russia's new law restricting religious freedom will take effect in a few days, but churches are not backing down and refuse to pull out their missionaries.

Christian churches in Guangdong province are forced between joining Three-Self Patriotic Movement (TSPM), the state-run Protestant church, and suffering continued harassment in China's ongoing religious persecution.

An advocate general of the European Union's top court in Luxembourg said that the French company discriminated the woman it fired for wearing hijab.

Rights group Amnesty International revealed in a scathing report Egypt's "state policy" of enforced disappearance among political dissidents and activists as hundreds are whisked away to be tortured.

Britain's tough former interior minister Theresa May became prime minister on Wednesday, promising to champion social justice and rise to the challenge of leading the country out of the European Union.

Thousands of Christians in Russia are fasting and praying after Pres. Vladimir Putin signed a law on July 6 that prohibits Christians from evangelizing outside of church.

A Norwegian Christian shared he's glad for the reunion of the complete Bodnariu family but said he's disappointed on the harsh criticisms against Norway and the Norwegian Barnevernet.

Theresa May followed Margaret Thatcher as U.K.'s second woman Prime Minister after rival Andrea Leadsom withdrew from the race to succeed David Cameron in No. 10 Downing Street.

The grieving eldest daughter of the murdered pastor in Nigeria said perpetrators killed her mother like a chicken and just left her for dead.

The U.S. is wary of being perceived as a "Crusader Army" so it continues to ignore the plight of Middle Eastern Christians, said rights activist Nina Shea.

The U.S. and its allies continue to be the prime targets of Al Qaeda militant group, as revealed by Osama bin Laden's son, Hamza, in a recently released audio message.