At its final hearing, the Religious Liberty Commission revealed deep divisions over the meaning of religious freedom, with supporters warning of cultural threats and critics arguing the body advances a narrow vision favoring conservative Christian perspectives.

https://wildhunt.org/2026/04/religious-liberty-commission-closes-hearings-critics-ask-whose-liberty-is-safeguarded.html

#pagan #religiouslibertycommission #SeparationOfChurchAndState #religiousliberty #religiousfreedom

Supreme Court Questions Standing of Non-Devotees in Sabarimala Customary Challenge

Supreme Court questions if people who are not devotees can challenge Sabarimala temple's rules about women's entry. This could affect other religious places.

#Sabarimala, #SupremeCourt, #ReligiousFreedom, #GenderEquality, #IndianLaw

https://newsletter.tf/supreme-court-questions-non-devotees-sabarimala-rules/

The Supreme Court is asking if outsiders can challenge religious rules, like those at Sabarimala. This is a big question for many temples and mosques.

#Sabarimala, #SupremeCourt, #ReligiousFreedom, #GenderEquality, #IndianLaw
https://newsletter.tf/supreme-court-questions-non-devotees-sabarimala-rules/

Supreme Court Grapples with the Sacred vs. the Secular in Religious Practice

Supreme Court is deciding if it can judge religious practices as superstition. This affects religious freedom for many in India.

#SupremeCourtIndia, #ReligiousFreedom, #Sabarimala, #ConstitutionalMorality, #IndiaLaw

https://newsletter.tf/supreme-court-religious-practice-superstition-india/

The Supreme Court is looking at religious practices and superstition. This is a big decision that could change religious freedom for millions.

#SupremeCourtIndia, #ReligiousFreedom, #Sabarimala, #ConstitutionalMorality, #IndiaLaw
https://newsletter.tf/supreme-court-religious-practice-superstition-india/