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June 2011

Evangelism Ban Proposed in Nepal

Posted June 12, 2011

A proposed civil code forbidding evangelism and missionary work in Nepal belies the country’s attempts to build a society based on respect for human rights, religious liberty advocates say.

IRLA Leader: “Religious freedom deserves higher profile in US foreign policy”

Posted June 20, 2011

The International Religious Liberty Association, together with a coalition of religious and human rights groups, is supporting proposed legislation that would require the US State Department to place more emphasis on promoting religious freedom around the world.

IRLA Secretary General Praises Focus of South American Activists

Posted June 23, 2011

Dr. John Graz was honored for his religious freedom advocacy during his intensive eight-day series of public meetings and events, currently underway in Brazil.

Concern for freedom in Hungary as lawmakers consider new restrictions

Posted June 30, 2011

Strict registration requirements for minority religious groups are part of a proposed new law in Hungary that will soon come before the nation’s lawmakers for consideration.

News Note: White House Welcome for German leader

Posted June 20, 2011

Presidential Medal of Freedom honoree, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, has said: “Freedom does not come about of itself. It must be struggled for, and then defended anew, every day of our lives.”

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