“A common-sense judgment from Manchester County Court brings a beam of hope to what has been a long winter chill on expression,” writes communications officer Lois McLatchie.
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Worship ban in Ireland – doors remain closed over Easter
It’s known to be a season of hope, but Irish Christians cannot gather to worship at church this Easter Weekend.
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The Scottish government’s treatment of churches during the pandemic has been “unlawful” – so ruled Lord Braid in a judgment handed down today from Scotland’s top civil court.
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Has the Scottish government treated churches unlawfully? A judgment answering this question will be handed down tomorrow by Scotland’s top civil court.
Continue readingAn “Unbelievable” debate on the campus cancel culture crisis
Which views and opinions are acceptable on UK campuses?
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Which views and opinions are acceptable on UK campuses?
Continue readingScottish government announces concessions as legal challenge to worship ban set to begin
Amid mounting pressure, Government announces places of worship to open in time for Easter.
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.
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