The West wants to have a leading role when it comes to promoting freedom and safeguarding human rights, Todd Huizinga writes. However, he sees important challenges when it comes to religious freedom.

Every day, Anja Tang-Hoffmann and her colleagues search newspapers from all corners of Europe to look for incidents of intolerance against Christians. And sometimes, the breaches of religious freedom come even from the governments.

Ten years after the attacks on 13 November 2015, France paid tribute in a ceremony marked by dignity and emotion. At the heart of this commemoration, a powerful truth resonated: love and faith are stronger than hatred.

Governments should encourage religious literacy among civil servants and the media. This can prevent Christians from facing negative stereotypes and stigma.

The government’s proposal to make abortion a constitutional right has left many Spanish Christians concerned.