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Las restricciones de COVID-19 dañaron a las minorías religiosas y violaron la libertad de practicar la fe: informe de la USCIRF
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The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom warned Wednesday that some countries have used COVID-19 restrictions to discriminate against religious minorities or blame them for the spread of the virus.
USCIRF, a bipartisan commission tasked with informing Congress and the federal government about global religious freedom concerns, released its 2021 annual report detailing the international religious freedom conditions in a year plagued by a pandemic.
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January 15 is an important anniversary for Elizabeth (Beth) Cassidy as it marks one year that she was given the gift of life. The 49-year-old went into liver failure in December 2018 as a result of a rare genetic condition called Wilson disease, which causes excessive amounts of copper to accumulate and poison the body. Medication kept her alive, but Cassidy required a donor. After no family members qualified to be a living donor, Cassidy used the media to make a plea and one person stepped forward last December to save Cassidy’s life. The donor, who has remained anonymous until now, is Stacey Wagler, a school teacher from St. Mary School in Massey.