On Friday, ADF International submitted what could be the final legal arguments on behalf of Tom Mortier in his case against Belgium at the European Court of Human Rights. The case is Mr Mortier’s last chance to seek justice for the loss of his mother who was euthanized by lethal injection in 2012.
Seguir leyendoUn policía pierde su trabajo por su fe y se opone con éxito a su despido
El Tribunal Administrativo de Armenia confirmó el derecho a la libertad de religión en un caso que sentó precedentes. En este caso, un agente de policía había sido despedido por motivos de libertad religiosa.
Seguir leyendoArrestos por reuniones religiosas en Chile debido al COVID-19
La crísis del Coronavirus agrava la persecusión de Cristianos en Pakistán
Aneeqa defiende a los cristianos acusados de blasfemia en virtud de la estricta legislación paquistaní sobre la materia y les ayuda a luchar contra las numerosas acusaciones falsas.
Seguir leyendoEl plan de la OMS zur para fremar el COVID-19 es un peligro para las vidas de los no nacidos
Queda por ver si es más prudente que Ecuador mantenga a raya la intervención de la OMS. Si la ayuda de COVID sólo se da a cambio de la pérdida de soberanía nacional, el país podría estar mejor sin la ayuda de emergencia que conlleva numerosas obligaciones.
Seguir leyendoRussian pastor may be forced to tear down his house for hosting religious services
Vitaliy Bak, the leader of a Baptist community in Southern Russia, may soon be forced to demolish his house for holding allegedly illegal religious worship services there.
Seguir leyendoFree speech case: Long-serving Finnish MP faces criminal investigation for questioning church leadership on Twitter
Are people holding public office allowed to express their deeply held beliefs? On 2 March 2020, member of the Finnish Parliament Päivi Räsänen faced a police investigation because of a tweet she posted on June 2019.
Seguir leyendoFree speech on campus protected: Allegations against midwifery student dismissed and suspension lifted
A midwifery student was forced to suspend her studies after facing a fitness to practise investigation over her involvement with a pro-life society. Julia Rynkiewicz, a final year midwifery student at the University of Nottingham, was subject to an almost 4-month long investigation after concerns were raised about her involvement with the “Nottingham Students for Life” society
Seguir leyendoAuthorities sealed off place of worship – Case against Russia filed at European Court
Amidst reports of increasing religious persecution in Russia and in the run up to Christmas, an international human rights organization has brought a case alleging violations of freedom of religion before the European Court of Human Rights.
Seguir leyendoIndia: 17.3 million girls not born due to sex-selective abortion
In India, girls are aborted every day simply because they are not boys. Tomorrow is the International Day of the Girl Child, which was introduced to help focus on the status of girls in society all over the world.
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