Enjoyed a rich discussion at the Army Navy Club with Dean Pete Peterson and Paolo Carozza (Notre Dame Law School) on the challenge...

In this edition of "USIP Explains," I discussed how promoting openness to freedom of thought, conscience, religion and belief can help...

For U.S. forces, chaplains help interpret religious facets of conflict — a capacity we can strengthen. BY: Melissa Nozell; Knox Thames In...

While I usually write about human rights issues, I watch a lot of football (for my international readers, that means American football,...

As Orthodox Christmas approaches, we cannot abandon Ukraine to Russian destruction. (RNS) — Some Orthodox Christians in Ukraine will...

Human rights advocates are experiencing a painful purgatory of in-betweenness. The Advent season reminds Christians of the time between a...

After the latest ministerial in Prague, the growing coalition of nations should focus on enforcing consequences for perpetrators. The...

On its 75th anniversary, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights matters more so than ever. Human Rights Day on December 10 provides an...

Taiwan stands apart in the region for its religious diversity, interfaith harmony, freedom and democracy. Taiwan has a good story to tell...

I was honored to give the Sunday sermon to mark the International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church at Plymouth Haven Baptist...

Find my presentation at the event celebrating 25 years of the International Religious Freedom Act, hosted at the U.S. Institute of Peace...

October marks 25 years since Congress passed the International Religious Freedom Act of 1998. A groundbreaking piece of legislation for...

A quarter of a century after passing the International Religious Freedom Act, global persecution continues while domestic battles around...

Check out my remarks regarding U.S. international religious freedom policy at an RFI event marking the 25th anniversary of IRFA. With...

See my chapter in Poverty and Prejudice: Religious Inequality and the Struggle for Sustainable Development, edited by Mariz Tadros,...

Whether world leaders grapple with interconnecting issues of religion and global affairs remains to be seen, but they cannot afford to...

Russia’s ongoing leadership role with UNESCO, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, makes a mockery of...

The torching of churches in Pakistan has brought to global attention the dire state for religious minorities in that troubled country....

The Aug. 18 news article “Pakistan arrests 130 people after churches attacked on blasphemy rumor” rightly mentioned the slow police...

As South America’s largest country by population, landmass, and economic strength, Brazil has the resources, expertise, and political...