Renee Lott

God Loves Uganda takes an extraordinary look at the influence of conservative American evangelicals on Ugandan society.

France is the ninth country in Europe and fourteenth in the world to legalize gay marriage.

Members of the Seleka rebel movement continue to loot local homes and businesses, instigate violence, and recruit children to their ranks.

Maisara Abu Hamdiyeh is the second Palestinian prisoner in as many months to have died in Israeli custody.

Congolese warlord Bosco Ntaganda, arraigned by the International Criminal Court, had the temerity to request his release until the start of the trial.

Leading a rebel group may be the best way to be taken seriously in a country with weak political and civil institutions.

Sexual Minorities Uganda has accused evangelical pastor Scott Lively of promoting anti-gay sentiment and policy in Uganda.

Israel seems to have fewer and fewer qualms about being branded apartheid.

A case of the conflicting autopsies: Palestinian and Israeli.

Israel showed bad faith in rearresting a man exchanged for Gilad Shalit — and worse faith by holding him in administrative detention.

Same-sex marriage and adoption move forward in France.

The sheer number of refugees seeking safe haven is taking a toll on Syria’s neighbors.

The Senate’s “Gang of Eight” insists on making immigrant reform contingent upon strictly enforced border control measures.

Fissures are beginning to appear in Isaias Afewerki’s dictatorship.

In Refugee Hotel, the authors give us captivating insight into the despair that confronts many refugees upon their landing, without re-victimizing their characters.