The Court of Appeal in Norway rebuked the country’s government for not respecting the religious freedom of the Jehovah’s Witnesses (JW). The state’s accusation that the group is guilty of “psychological violence” against minors is just not true, according to the judges.

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The court in Norway will come with a decision about the Jehovah’s Witnesses (JWs) mid-March. But experts already know that this verdict on religious freedom in Norway will be historic and crucial.

A 12-year-old boy with Down's syndrome has become a television star in Finland – and that's just great. The top-rated show, "Peltsi and Osmo," has become a hit nationwide.

It was a groundbreaking judgment by England’s Court of Appeal on Wednesday: reversing the dismissal of a Christian teacher for private Facebook posts. But still, the freedom of expression remains a case of deep concern for Christians all over Europe. According to ADF’s Adina Portaru, the most basic human right is under direct threat.