HUMAN RIGHTS
Investigation Exposes How a False Media Narrative Cost a Religion Its Legal Status in Japan
New research uncovers how media hysteria and falsehoods led to the denial of religious rights for hundreds of thousands of believers across Japan.
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HUMAN RIGHTS
Investigation Exposes How a False Media Narrative Cost a Religion Its Legal Status in Japan
New research uncovers how media hysteria and falsehoods led to the denial of religious rights for hundreds of thousands of believers across Japan.
HATE
19-Year-Old Antisemite Charged in Burning of Mississippi’s Largest Synagogue
The suspect, who has a history of antisemitic posts online, confessed to targeting the house of worship because of its “Jewish ties.” The blaze has left the state’s largest synagogue unable to host worship services.
MENTAL HEALTH
Harvard-Affiliated Review Finds Global Psychiatric Industry Corrupt and Coercive
Decades of profit-driven practices have fueled abuse, forced drugging and human rights violations worldwide. Experts demand a complete overhaul.
MEDIA & ETHICS
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HUMANITARIAN FEATURES
DRUG PREVENTION
The Light Ava Left Behind—Drug-Free World Helps a Mother Preserve Her Daughter’s Legacy
After losing her daughter to fentanyl, a mother turned grief into global advocacy, inspiring a worldwide effort to save lives by keeping young people drug-free.
RELIGIOUS FREEDOM
Nassau County Unanimously Passes Religious Safety Act to Shield Worshippers from Harassment
“Freedom of worship is not negotiable,” officials declare, as local lawmakers in Long Island set safe distances around houses of worship.
RELIGIOUS FREEDOM
Religious Belief in America Is No Longer Declining: Pew Study
After years of collapse, the share of Americans identifying with Christianity and other religions has stabilized. The findings challenge narratives of secular dominance in American life.
