Roger Kiska speaks to BBC Radio London about the Christian Legal Centre's adoption prevention case

Published: November 15th, 2016

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Christian Concern's Roger Kiska speaks to BBC Radio London about a Christian couple, supported by the Christian Legal Centre who have been blocked from adopting their foster children, after expressing views based on their belief that children should have a mother and a father wherever possible.

15/11/2016
8m 29s

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Roger Kiska speaks to BBC Radio London about the Christian Legal Centre's adoption prevention case