The Religion and Ethics Report

Barack Obama says the suicide of transgender teen Leelah Alcorn should prompt the end of so-called reparative therapy.

As tensions over religious freedom persist in the U.S., Australia debates whether parents can refuse to vaccinate their children because of religious belief.

A church-led task force is demanding multinational and Australian companies pay their taxes, arguing that there’s much more than the budget bottom line at stake.

Should crimes from long ago and far away be relived in modern Australia? We reveal a controversy between sections of Australia’s Turkish and Armenian communities, entangling local, state and federal tiers of government.

We go behind the so-called Sunni-Shia conflict in Yemen to reveal the hidden agendas of regional superpowers.

British Labour peer Lord Maurice Glasman discusses why he—a good Jewish boy from North London—has fallen in love with Pope Francis, and how Britain must renew its sense of common good.

Has modernity killed faith? Some people might hope so but here's a powerful counter-argument.

Has the religious world become seduced by accounting in the same way that our political world has?

Remembering Salvation Army global leader General Eva Burrows, who's died at age 85.

Why God and religion are central to today's global politics.