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Authors: Rebecca VanDoodewaard
Publisher: Ligonier
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There is something deeply troubling about a government asking the country to adopt a definition of ‘Islamophobia’ while simultaneously deleting the evidence on which that definition was based. A Freedom of Information request has revealed that the Department for Housing, Communities and Local Government has deleted all the submissions made to the working group which drew up t...


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Finnish parliamentarian Päivi Räsänen has appealed to the European Court of Human Rights after being convicted by Finland's Supreme Court for statements contained in a 2004 Christian booklet on marriage and sexual ethics.

The appeal marks the latest stage in a seven-year legal case which has raised questions over the limits of freedom of expression and religious freedom...


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Amnesty International UK has apologised for publishing a report which described dozens of Christian, pro-life, and gender-critical organisations as part of an ‘anti-rights movement’.

The report, A Growing Threat: The Anti-Rights Movement in the UK, was published on 8 July and identified 117 organisations which it said were working to roll back protections for women and ...


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A controversial clinical trial giving powerful puberty-blocking drugs to gender-confused children has been given the go ahead, after the High Court rejected an attempt to stop it.

The judge, Mr Justice Chamberlain, refused permission for a judicial review brought by the Bayswater Support Group, psychotherapist James Esses, and detransitioner Keira Bell.


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