Amid mounting pressure, Government announces places of worship to open in time for Easter.
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Parents concerned ahead of religious freedom case at top human rights court of the Americas
Will the decisions of parents be respected when it comes to the religious education of their children? The Inter-American Court of Human Rights will soon answer this question for 35 American countries in the landmark case of Pavez v. Chile.
Continue readingOn International Women’s Day, 14-year-old survivor Maira hopes for freedom
An estimated 1,000 women and girls from religious minorities are forcibly married and “converted” in Pakistan every year.
Continue readingCatholic 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 readingOn International Women’s Day, 14-year-old survivor Maira hopes for freedom
This International Women’s Day, Christian girls in Pakistan fear for their safety. Maira Shabaz knows the dangerous reality more than most. She escaped her captor – but not before he brutalised, blackmailed, married and forcibly “converted” her from her Christian faith.
Continue readingLET US WORSHIP: Catholic priest to join other faith leaders in Scottish church ban challenge
Canon Tom White, the Glasgow Priest challenging the Scottish government’s blanket ban on public worship, has moved his case into the court room.
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.
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