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Charity volunteer arrested, charged for silent prayer “thoughtcrime” near abortion facility
Pro-life charity worker arrested and searched – including through her hair – after silently praying in a censorship zone
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Bans on prayer and help for women in crisis can be implemented in N. Ireland, rules Supreme Court
Women who have benefitted from crisis pregnancy help services raise concerns about censorship zones as Supreme Court allows help to be banned Westminster and Holyrood parliaments weigh up human rights concerns regarding potential censorship zone…
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Statement in response to UK Supreme Court Ruling
Statement ADF UK Legal Counsel Jeremiah Igunnubole responds to UK Supreme Court decision to allow ban on “influence” outside Northern Irish abortion clinics: LONDON (7th December 2022) – “We are of course disappointed to see…
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UK Supreme Court to rule TOMORROW on “censorship zone” human rights concerns outside abortion facilities
Court to determine whether law banning pro-life volunteers from “influencing” – even through offers of help – near abortion facilities Ruling arrives as Holyrood and Westminster parliaments decide whether to censor space around abortion facilities…
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Council “community safety” officers confront women praying in Bournemouth, even outside of abortion “censorship zone”
Livia Tossici-Bolt was urged by officers to “move on” after praying OUTSIDE a local “censorship zone” which prohibits prayer within 150m of abortion facilities Authorities clamp down on prayer ahead of legislative proposals to prohibit…
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TODAY: UK Supreme Court to consider censorial “buffer zones” outside abortion facilities
Can the government censor people in public spaces simply because of their pro-life views?
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WIN for Grandmother arrested for prayer walk – but parts of UK seek to make public prayer ban permanent
Is a silent prayer on a public street a criminal act? Not according to the case of 76-year-old grandmother Rosa Lalor, from Liverpool, who has successfully challenged a penalty given to her while out walking…
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20 years of euthanasia in Belgium: after almost 30,000 lives lost, what can we learn?
Over 27,000 people have died from euthanasia in Belgium since it was legalised 20 years ago on 28th May 2002, according to the latest official data from Belgian authorities.
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A short step from contact-tracing to mass surveillance
The NHS’s promised contact-tracing app could easily pose a threat to our freedoms Whenever the dust settles on the corona era, and historians look back at what made it significant, there will be plenty to chew over.…
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40 Days for Free Speech
“If you think that the free speech-v-cancel culture tension has already been pushed to its limits in the UK over the past year, you probably haven’t heard of 40 Days for Life."
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