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In the news this week
Friday, 3 December 2021
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The Minister for Women and Equalities Liz Truss has affirmed the Government’s stance that free speech and religious liberty should be protected from an overly-broad conversion therapy ban.
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One of the BBC’s most distinguished broadcasters has hit out at the pernicious effect of ‘woke creep’ at the corporation.
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JK Rowling has revealed that she has “received so many death threats I could paper the house with them” after trans activists protested outside her house and disclosed her address online.
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The employment and promotion of senior civil servants in Scotland has been unduly influenced by Stonewall, according to women’s rights campaigners.
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US Supreme Court judges have indicated that they will rule to uphold protections for unborn children in Mississippi.
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For the second time in less than a year, President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa has blocked an attempt to make it legal for Portuguese doctors to kill their patients
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After a long delay, the Australian Prime Minister has introduced a religious liberty Bill to protect people “from discrimination on the basis of their religion in daily life”.
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The majority of Scottish voters opposes the Scottish Government’s policy that those caught with Class A drugs can be issued with a warning instead of being prosecuted.
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Arlene Foster has defended the place of Christian convictions in the political arena.
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Yours in Christ,
Colin Hart
Director, The Christian Institute
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