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Freedom of conscience on trial: Ashers Bakery case before top European court
STRASBOURG/BELFAST (29 October 2020) – Freedom of conscience is on trial for 820 million Europeans at the upcoming case of Lee v. UK at the European Court of Human Rights....
Published on 29 Oct 2020 - news
Landmark ruling: Poland recognizes the right to life of unborn children with disabilities
WARSAW (23 October 2020) – Yesterday, Poland’s top court affirmed the right to life of unborn babies with disabilities. The Constitutional Tribunal of Poland ruled that abortions on the basis...
Published on 23 Oct 2020 - news
Russian authorities prohibit use of church building
STRASBOURG (16 October 2020) – ADF International has filed a case alleging violations of fundamental rights before the European Court of Human Rights. Over the course of a 20-year legal...
Published on 15 Oct 2020 - news
Webinar Voices Concerns to Regional Leaders: Challenges to fundamental freedoms during the pandemic in the Americas
Washington D.C. (16 October 2020) – Has the Covid-19 pandemic posed a threat not only to people’s...
Published on 15 Oct 2020
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Sri Lanka’s Bloody Sunday
So far, we count 321 dead and over 500 injured following the terrorist attacks that took place on Easter Sunday. The heinousness of these attacks was only worsened by the...
Published on 25 Apr 2019 - commentary
This new law could make JK Rowling a criminal
JK Rowling's words have always caused a global stir. But this time, it’s for entirely different reasons. She was criticized on social media for defending biological sex in a tweet....
Published on 08 Jul 2020 - commentary
On the Spectrum of Discrimination: Autistic People have been asked to sign “DNRs” during the Pandemic
A GP Surgery in Somerset was forced into an embarrassing U-turn after it reportedly asked...
Published on 28 May 2020
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