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  • Calls for 'robust' age checks on porn websites to protect children

    Calls for 'robust' age checks on porn websites to protect children

    Christian campaigners are calling for tough restrictions on online pornography after new figures released this week revealed a rise in sexual offences committed by children. According to latest figures from the National Police Chiefs Council, a total of 106,984 child sexual abuse offences were reported in 2022, an increase of 7.6% on the previous year.
  • New research affirms destruction of biblical city described in 2 Kings, archaeologists say

    New research affirms destruction of biblical city described in 2 Kings, archaeologists say

    Israeli scholars say their research affirms the destruction of a biblical city — the conquest of Gath by King Hazael of Aram detailed in the Second Book of Kings — using a novel technology that measures magnetic fields in burnt bricks. This innovative study seemingly validates the biblical account of the destruction of the Philistine city of Gath by Hazael, king of Aram, as depicted in 2 Kings 17:17.
  • USCIRF slams new blasphemy law in Denmark

    USCIRF slams new blasphemy law in Denmark

    Denmark has changed its penal code to criminalize “inappropriate treatment(s)” of texts of high religious importance, thus introducing blasphemy legislation that the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) criticized as “the wrong approach.”
  • Armed narcos storm Ecuadorian TV studio amidst kidnappings and explosions

    Armed narcos storm Ecuadorian TV studio amidst kidnappings and explosions

    A group of drug traffickers, armed with rifles and grenades, interrupted a live broadcast on a TV station in Guayaquil, Ecuador. The incident occurred amid the kidnapping of at least seven police officers and a series of explosions, a day after President Daniel Noboa declared a state of emergency in the south American country.
  • Taliban arrests women for 'bad hijab' in dress code crackdown

    Taliban arrests women for 'bad hijab' in dress code crackdown

    The Taliban said it has been arresting women in Afghan cities for purportedly wearing a “bad hijab,” a violation of the terrorist group’s strict dress code, which is one of many restrictions imposed on women in that country since it returned to power in 2021.