Europe pledges aid to Nigeria in exchange for ideological colonization: Church and Islam speak out

Jul 28, 2024 18:29

ZENIT Staff

The new binding treaty expands cooperation between Nigeria and the European Union Photo: C-Fam

Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF), has just launched a project to label certain speech as misinformation

The United Kingdom’s High Court of Justice

Heidi Beirich, Director, Intelligence Project, Southern Poverty Law Center

Cardinals and Bishops•Justice and Peace•Vatican City

Second in Hierarchy of the Vatican Secretariat of State Appears in Court in London

Raffaele Mincione seeks vindication at the UK High Court. The lawyers of the Secretariat of State have prepared an extensive defense of more than 80 pages, underlining Mincione’s bad faith and the seriousness of the crimes investigated in the Vatican.

Jul 04, 2024 07:30

Elizabeth Owens

Bioethics•Justice and Peace

Parents Sue Catholic Hospital for NOT Killing Their Daughter

The case seeks to put an end to conscientious objection by Catholic Centers when carrying out euthanasia and abortions, and sink the Church’s hospitals

Jul 02, 2024 16:27

Rafael Manuel Tovar

Justice and Peace

Historic Supreme Court Ruling Ends Military Exemptions for Ultra-Orthodox Students in Israel

Currently, approximately 63,000 young ultra-Orthodox men are exempt from military service. This decision means they will now join their fellow Israelis in the army, addressing a significant source of political and social contention in the country.

Jun 27, 2024 17:14

Elizabeth Owens

Justice and Peace•Pro Life

UN Population Fund report proposes a right to surrogacy

Surrogacy is a controversial topic internationally, raising concerns about the exploitation of women, particularly poor women in developing countries who are hired as surrogates by individuals and couples from wealthy countries.

Jun 19, 2024 17:37

ZENIT Staff

Justice and Peace•Pro Life

World Health Organization grants special status to radical abortion group

Of the thirty-four countries on the board of the health agency only 17 voted in favor of the abortion group, 13 voted against, and 4 abstained. Western countries insisted on a vote by secret ballot, first proposed by France though normal protocol for voting in the executive board is by a show of hands.

Jun 18, 2024 17:24

Lisa Correnti

Leo XIV perfects the mission of the Pontifical Academy for Life

The 2026 update is narrower in scope. Its most visible innovation is the formal introduction of “collaborators” — a new category distinct from the academy’s academic members.

Pope Leo XIV, the US-Iran war, and a forceful call in a Middle East on the brink of the abyss

The reverberations are being felt most acutely by Christian minorities already living on fragile ground

Europe pledges aid to Nigeria in exchange for ideological colonization: Church and Islam speak out

Multi-million dollar foundation to devote resources to harassing pro-life groups

Fifth U.S. court to arrest Biden-Kamala for seeking to impose LGBT+ ideology affecting women

Trial Ends in London Against the Holy See, Pushed by Financier Condemned by Vatican Justice

United States Restricts Visas to Chinese Officials for “Repression” of Religious and Ethnic Minorities

Israeli Government Plans New City in Israel Only for Ultraorthodox

Powerful Anti-Christian Group Fires 25% of Staff

Second in Hierarchy of the Vatican Secretariat of State Appears in Court in London

Parents Sue Catholic Hospital for NOT Killing Their Daughter

Historic Supreme Court Ruling Ends Military Exemptions for Ultra-Orthodox Students in Israel

UN Population Fund report proposes a right to surrogacy

World Health Organization grants special status to radical abortion group