Here's an item I noted on Friday and intended to mention, but forgot about:
On This They Do Agree Evangelicals take the lead in human-rights activism, from Friday's OpinionJournal, on the Taste Houses of Worship page.
Allen D. Hertzke tells how evangelicals have taken a leadership role in combatting modern-day slavery in The Sudan, while our leftist press and social activists have for the most part ignored it, or even denied that it exists. Also mentioned in the article are efforts to assist North Korean refugees and stop human trafficking everywhere.
The Institute for Religion and Democracy has been speaking out against Islamic oppression in The Sudan through their Church Alliance for a New Sudan campaign.