An estimated 1,000 women and girls from religious minorities are forcibly married and “converted” in Pakistan every year.
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Catholic priest joins legal action against Government over church closures
A Catholic priest has joined legal action by other Christian leaders against the Scottish Government over lockdown church closures.
Continue readingLET US WORSHIP: Catholic priest to join other faith leaders in Scottish church ban challenge
Glasgow Priest’s challenge joins protestant churches’ case against public worship ban, now in place until April.
Continue readingThe Times – Priest sues for right to reopen churches in lockdown
A Glasgow priest has begun a legal action against church closures due to Covid-19 rules
Continue readingGlasgow priest takes legal action against ministers to stop UK divide on lockdown right to worship
A Glasgow priest has launched a legal action to stop a north-south divide on the right to worship during lockdown.
Continue readingLET US WORSHIP: Scottish government has less than a week to respond to new legal challenge on church closures
An estimated 1,000 women and girls from religious minorities are forcibly married and “converted” in Pakistan every year.
Continue readingTODAY: Finnish hate speech trial a “canary in the coalmine” for Scottish censorship laws
“This criminal prosecution serves as a canary in the coalmine for countries such as Scotland and others across Europe, which are implementing their own illiberal censorship laws,” commented Paul Coleman, author of ‘Censored: How European Hate Speech Laws are Threatening Freedom of Speech’.
Continue readingHome for Christmas: Hope at last for exiled families in India
16 displaced families returned to their village after being ousted in September because of their faith.
Continue readingOn International Human Rights Day, Christian Women in Pakistan Hope for Freedom
An estimated 1,000 women and girls from religious minorities are forcibly married and “converted” in Pakistan every year.
Continue readingSuspended pro-life student secures settlement from University
NOTTINGHAM (25 Nov. 2020) Julia Rynkiewicz faced suspension from midwifery studies and a 4-month fitness-to-practise investigation as a result of her involvement in pro-life society. Rynkiewicz accepted Nottingham’s settlement offer following her formal complaint.
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