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Republicans grill Biden judicial pick for upholding COVID-19 religious service curbs
Republicans accused Lee of treating houses of worship unfavorably by upholding Democratic Governor J.B. Pritzker’s March 2020 order, which limited gatherings to no more than 10 people at churches and other establishments to reduce the spread of the coronavirus.
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'Win for the Unborn!' Appeals Court Dismisses Central Challenge Against Texas Heartbeat Act
The measure isn't enforced by law enforcement or any other state officials. Rather, private citizens are authorized to report abortion providers or anyone involved in facilitating an abortion after a heartbeat is detected.
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3 US Muslims Sue Over Religious Questioning by Officers
Three Muslim Americans have filed a lawsuit alleging that U.S. border officers questioned them about their religious beliefs in violation of their constitutional rights when they returned from international travel.
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Saudi's money avoid Buhari to discharge Zakzaky; Court grants his freedom: When will law succeed?
The Chairman of IMN Resource Forum, Prof. Abdullahi Danladi, said in Kaduna that yesterday marked the fourth anniversary of the expiration of the 45-day caveat, when the Federal Government was ordered to release Sheikh Zakzaky in a historic judgment delivered by Justice Gabriel Kolawole of the Abuja Federal High Court.
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Man in court accused of attacking Sydney Mosque
A man who allegedly destroyed windows and antique chandeliers at a mosque in Sydney's west has been ordered to undergo a mental health assessment.
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Muslim woman 38 weeks pregnant feared she'd die during brutal, unprovoked Sydney attack
A heavily pregnant Muslim woman viciously attacked by a stranger at a Sydney cafe feared being killed if others did not intervene, a court has heard.
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Christchurch mosque attacks: More details released about gunman's sentencing
Further details of the plans for the sentencing of the March 15 mosque gunman have been released today ahead of the hearing in Christchurch next week.
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Christchurch Mosque shooter sentencing: Foreign media told to obey rules
Brenton Tarrant will be sentenced in the High Court in Christchurch beginning on Monday, 24 August.
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New Zealand mosque gunman to represent himself in court
Brenton Tarrant, an Australian white supremacist who carried out the worst massacre in New Zealand's modern history, will be sentenced for murder and terrorism on Aug 24, according to Radio New Zealand.
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Ban on opening for Friday prayers ‘is breach of human rights’, says mosque owner
Tabassum Hussain, chairperson of the executive committee of the Jamiyat Tabligh-ul-Islam Mosque in Bradford, has requested an urgent injunction against the Department for Health and Social Care (DHSC). The injunction would allow his place of worship to open for communal prayers on Friday, ahead of the end of Ramadan this weekend.
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Court in India overrules prohibits Islamic call to prayer
Ruling that the Adhan was an integral part of the Islamic religion, the Allahabad High Court urged authorities against hindering its practice under the pretext of COVID-19 guideline violations.