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Church Agency: Wall Street Should Tithe Bonuses to Haiti
Wall Street leaders are being called to donate a tenth of their expected bonuses this year to help rebuild Haiti.
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Malaysia Arrests 8 Suspects in 'Allah'-Related Church Bombing
The Malaysian police has arrested eight people suspected in an arson attack on a church that took place after the High Court’s recent controversial “Allah” ruling.

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Nigeria Muslim-Christian Clash Kills Over 40 People
More than 40 people were killed in a Muslim-Christian clash this past weekend in a central Nigerian city with a history of volatile relations between the two faith communities.
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Obama Declares Religious Freedom Day
President Obama proclaimed Jan. 16 as Religious Freedom Day in the United States in commemoration of a statute passed by America’s forefathers that declared freedom of religion as a natural right of all humanity.
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U.S. Envoy: N. Korea's Human Rights Situation is 'Appalling'
The human rights situation in reclusive North Korea is one of the worst in the world, declared the new U.S. envoy for human rights in North Korea on Monday while in Seoul.
