• Cambodia Bans Evangelism; Accuses Christians of 'Disrupting Society'

  Christians in Buddhist-dominated Cambodia are officially banned from evangelizing because they “disrupt society,” officials said Tuesday.

• Egypt’s Supreme Court to Hear Muslim-Christian Convert Case

  Egypt’s highest court agreed Monday to hear the appeal of Coptic Christians who converted to Islam but now want to legally revert back to Christianity.

• U.S. House Condemns Saudi Arabia for Religious Abuse, Pulls Plug on Aid

  The U.S. House voted to cut off all aid to Saudi Arabia despite the Bush administration’s support for the country, accusing the close U.S. ally of religious intolerance and funding terrorism.

• U.S. Presses Vietnam to Honor Human Rights

  President Bush has ''made it very clear'' to his Vietnamese counterpart that human rights is a key issue in the development of a U.S.-Vietnam relationship.

• Poll: American Voters Want a Religious President

  A new national poll revealed that over half of all respondents with an opinion believe a presidential candidate should be religious while 39.3 percent do not.