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Olympian to United Nations: Eroding female categories is ‘the sporting crime of the 21st Century’
Olympic swimmer Sharron Davies, who was cheated out of gold in 1980s drug-enhancement scandal, appeals to UN to keep women’s sports fair – and female-only
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One in four Irish worried about losing right to free speech
New polling reveals a quarter of Irish people feel they can’t speak freely in social settings, like in a pub Global free speech champions to take the stage in Dublin at “Ireland Free Speech Summit”,…
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Türkiye’s Highest Court Rules in Support of Government’s Expulsion of Nine Foreign Christians for Alleged “Missionary Activities”
Court in Türkiye issues decision supporting the government on cases banning foreign Christian workers from the country under “N-82” codes designating them “risks to national security"
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Countries cannot be forced to introduce assisted suicide, rules Europe’s top human rights court
[14:10] Ludwig Brühl Europe’s top human rights court upholds states’ right to safeguard life, rejects assisted suicide challenge [14:10] Ludwig Brühl Europe’s top human rights court upholds states’ right to safeguard life, rejects assisted suicide challenge European…
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Following forced closure of Catholic Teachers College, Bishops sue Bolivian state, take case to international human rights enforcer
Bolivian Catholic Conference of Bishops challenges government’s forced closure of their teachers college.
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Religious freedom advocates call on Egypt to release detained Christians accused of ‘terrorism’ for peaceful engagement on Facebook
Two Christian Egyptian men arrested, held without trial for over two years, for answering theological questions on Facebook.
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A Call to Action: Plea to challenge Brazilian state censorship brought to international human rights body
Since 2019, Brazil has been experiencing ongoing censorship and due process violations; the country now has what are likely the worst restrictions on speech in the Americas.
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U.S. Lawmakers Raise Serious Free Speech Concerns with WHO Pandemic Agreement, Petition State Department for Documentation
Representatives Jim Jordan and Thomas Massie pen letter to U.S. Department of State, stating “WHO Agreement may contravene the First Amendment”
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Defence filed in Bible Tweet “hate speech” case headed to Finland’s Supreme Court
Long-serving Parliamentarian and grandmother Päivi Räsänen to stand trial a third time for expressing Christian beliefs on marriage and sexuality on “X” (formerly Twitter) Prosecution calls for tens of thousands in fines and censorship of…
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UN experts demand release of Nigerian Yahaya Sharif-Aminu imprisoned for WhatsApp messages
United Nations experts call for the immediate and unconditional release of Nigerian Yahaya Sharif-Aminu.
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