• Assyrian Christians Claim ISIS Assaults Tantamount to Genocide of 1915, Ask 'Civilized World' to React Swiftly, Decisively

  The Islamic terror group known as ISIS continued its march across Iraq and Syria this week, tearing down artifacts and persecuting religious minorities. However, they have directed much of their wrath against Assyrian Christians and their ancient culture.

  

• Hong Kong Woman Found Guilty of Indonesian Maid Abuse, Sentenced to Six Years in Jail

  In a case that has highlighted the treatment of migrant workers mainly from Indonesia and the Philippines, a Hong Kong woman has been sentenced to six years in prison for assaulting her Indonesian maid.

  

• American Christians Fund Private Efforts Against ISIS Militants in Iraq Without Government Permission

  Some Christians in the United States have decided to privately back a war against ISIS militants in Iraq instead of waiting for the government and its allies in the coalition to take action beyond air strikes.

  

• 'It's Here,' Sharia Law Now Being Practiced in U.S., Declares 'War on Women,' Warns Iranian-American Journalist

  Iranian-American journalist Lisa Daftari has claimed on last Friday that Sharia law is already being practiced in the United States and other Western countries through those who adhere to radical Islam.

  

• South Korea Constitutional Court: State Will No Longer Prosecute Adultery, Extramarital Affairs

  In a move that could potentially change society in that East Asian country, the South Korea Constitutional Court voted on Thursday to strike down a law that prohibited adultery, including cheating and extramarital affairs.