Regulation of Australia’s runaway almost $1bn medicinal cannabis industry is failing, with claims of legalised “drug rackets” and a lack of local testing of surging imports. The extraordinary boom since medical cannabis (MC) was legalised in 2016 has created hundreds
Over Easter, churches across Fremantle united for At the Cross, a powerful public expression of faith. From 21 April for 10 days, 12 large posters were positioned in the Freemantle CBD, each one telling an aspect of the Easter Story.
Pakistan’s parliament has passed a significant bill aiming to curb, discourage and eventually eradicate child marriages in the federal capital by raising the legal age of marriage for both sexes to 18. Sharmila Faruqui of the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP)
A new survey reveals that most Americans reject the idea of an absolute moral truth as a prominent Christian researcher warns that the absence of this concept has wide-ranging implications for societal harmony. The Cultural Research Centre at Arizona Christian University
Tailah Scroggins felt dead inside. After growing up in a Christian home, she somehow fell into the occult, embracing astrology, witchcraft, and the New Age. But after embarking on a dark journey and losing the will to live, she had
More than 400 individuals who fought with the Islamic State terror group in Iraq and Syria have returned to the United Kingdom without facing prosecution, according to a new report by Parliament’s Joint Committee on Human Rights. The committee said
Smacking children should be against the law because it is akin to beating wives and slaves, more than 100 health and welfare experts have told the nation’s first review of “domestic discipline’’ laws. The Queensland Law Reform Commission (QLRC) is
A contentious but watered-down bill to expand access to medical abortions in NSW has passed the parliament’s lower house. The Greens propelled bill that would allow nurse practitioners and endorsed midwives to provide drugs to terminate early-stage pregnancies passed a
Christians and disability advocates are speaking out against a U.K. government impact assessment that claims the legalization of assisted suicide for the terminally ill could save the U.K.’s National Health Service up to $79 million (£59.6 million) annually. Groups opposed
A persecution watchdog is praising President Donald Trump’s pledge to ease Syrian sanctions while also offering a caveat — a warning about the importance of locking religious liberty protections in place. Joel Veldkamp, head of international communications at Christian Solidarity
