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Vietnam's ethnic Hmongs are starting to embrace religious life - Vimarsana News

Vietnam's ethnic Hmongs are starting to embrace religious life

The nomadic people are mostly laborers known to marry early to ensure families are never short of toiling hands

Congress Affirms Commitment to Religious Equality in Response to DMK Leader's Statement - Vimarsana News

Congress Affirms Commitment to Religious Equality in Response to DMK Leader's Statement

Any faith or belief system that fails to grant equal rights is not a genuine religion but rather a 'disease'- Priyanka Kharge

Sanatan Dharma row: BJP slams oppn bloc INDIA as 'anti-Hindu', Cong says it respects all religions - Vimarsana News

Sanatan Dharma row: BJP slams oppn bloc INDIA as 'anti-Hindu', Cong says it respects all religions

Udhayanidhi Stalin's remark escalated with the senior BJP leaders and ministers intensifying its attack against the opposition bloc INDIA.

Source: siasat.com
Dear Abby: I don't want to hear her fantasies about priest - Vimarsana News

Dear Abby: I don't want to hear her fantasies about priest

Dear Abby: My mother-in-law's involvement with the church has made things awkward.

Lebanon: Comedian Arrested for Critical Jokes - Vimarsana News

Lebanon: Comedian Arrested for Critical Jokes

Stand-up comedian Nour Hajjar performs onstage at the KED Beirut on December 15, 2020. 2020 JOSEPH EID/AFP via Getty Images (Beirut) - Lebanese authorities' arrest and investigation of prominent comedian Nour Hajjar, solely in retaliation for his jokes, represents a new escalation in Lebanon's crackdown on public criticism, the Coalition to Defend Freedom of Expression in Lebanon said today. Lebanese judicial authorities should refrain from bringing charges against Hajjar, and others, prosecuted merely for peacefully expressing their opinions, and stop using insult and defamation laws...