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Commons passes 'Council prayers' bill
January 22nd, 2015 | Freedom of Speech, Religious Freedom
A bill allowing local authorities to include prayers in their meetings if they so choose, has successfully passed through the House of Commons.
Judge rejects 'child guardian' objections
January 22nd, 2015 | Family, Social
A Court of Session judge has rejected a challenge to the Scottish government's controversial 'named person' scheme.
Government, Christian Concern and QEII Conference Centre reach settlement over marriage conference cancellation
January 21st, 2015 | Religious Freedom
The Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government, the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre and Christian Concern have reached a settlement following the cancellation of Christian Concern’s conference on marriage at the Westminster conference centre.
Christian Concern and disability activists oppose Death Bill
January 21st, 2015 | End of life
Christian Concern stood with disability campaigners outside the House of Lords last Friday (16th January) to oppose Lord Falconer’s Assisted Dying Bill.
Employment Tribunal hears case of Christian NHS worker disciplined for giving book to Muslim colleague
January 20th, 2015 | Employment, Religious Freedom
The case of a senior NHS occupational therapist who was disciplined for giving a Christian book to a Muslim colleague, begins in the Employment Tribunal today.
'Opt-out' organ donation dangers highlighted
January 20th, 2015 | Social
Christian Concern's Campaigns Director, Andrew Marsh, has spoken to Sky News about the dangers of adopting an 'opt-out' or 'presumed consent' approach to organ donation.
Lord Chief Justice disciplines Christian Magistrate for belief about family
January 19th, 2015 | Family, Freedom of Speech, Religious Freedom
A Cabinet minister and England's highest judge have together disciplined a Christian Magistrate for saying that a child's best interests lie in being raised by both a mother and a father.
Charity considers 'LGBT school'
January 19th, 2015 | Education, Social, Sexual Orientation
A Manchester-based charity is in the 'very early' stages of consultation about the possibility of school provision for 'LGBT children'.
'Designer baby debate' should begin say scientists
January 19th, 2015 | Bioethics
The BBC has reported calls by scientists working on DNA modification techniques, for a wider debate about the future direction, challenges and wider implications of such work.
'For the strong at the expense of the weak'
January 17th, 2015 | End of life
Severely disabled crossbench peer, Baroness Jane Campbell, spoke movingly in last week's House of Lords' debate, about her opposition to assisted suicide.
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