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Christian rapper with homosexual past declares change is possible with God
October 29th, 2014 | Sexual Orientation
The Washington Times has reported how a Christian rap artist has spoken of how God has brought her out of a homosexual lifestyle. In 2013, Jackie Hill-Perry told a Christian radio show, "the word of God itself, apart from Jackie Hill, testifies that people can change".
Government commits £2m to fight 'homophobic bullying'
October 29th, 2014 | Education
Conservative Education Secretary, Nicky Morgan and LibDem Employment Relations Minister, Jo Swinson, have announced that the Government will provide £2 million to help tackle 'homophobic bullying' in schools.
EU 'sexual-orientation' agenda challenged
October 28th, 2014 | Sexual Orientation
Dr Mike Davidson, Director of Core Issues Trust, has sought to challenge the EU's 'sexual orientation' agenda at a high-level conference in Brussels.
Court of Appeal says Christian worker has no discrimination protection
October 28th, 2014 | Religious Freedom
The Court of Appeal has today ruled that a Christian worker who lost her job at Heathrow airport after spurious 'anti-Islam' complaints were made against her, has no employment protection rights. In the judgment, Lady Justice Arden said ‘I too have an uneasy feeling that the complex arrangements have the effect that the Appellant has no remedy for discrimination…’
Boko Haram girls reveal horror of abuse
October 27th, 2014 | International Persecution
A new report details the horrific abuse suffered by girls at the hands of Boko Haram in Nigeria. Some of the testimony comes from those who have escaped from the Chibok kidnapping in April.
Private prosecution of 'gender-selection' abortion doctors
October 27th, 2014 | Abortion
A member of the public, Aisling Hubert (pictured) has taken the dramatic step of starting criminal proceedings against two doctors who were identified by a national newspaper as authorising the abortion of two babies because they were not the sex that the mother wanted.
Medical advances call abortion law into question
October 26th, 2014 | Abortion
An NHS Consultant has said that around three in five babies born at 23 weeks at his hospital over the past six years have lived. He is also aware of two babies born at 22 weeks who have survived.
Parents fund 'egg-freezing' for career women
October 26th, 2014 | Bioethics
A London fertility doctor has suggested that increasing numbers of parents are paying for their daughters to have their eggs frozen. Professor Dr Geeta Nargund (pictured) who is Medical Director of Create Fertility Clinics, described witnessing a 'real social change'.
Abortion provider calls for 'decriminalisation'
October 24th, 2014 | Abortion
Ann Furedi, the chief executive of Britain's biggest abortion provider, BPAS, has called for abortion to be decriminalised, saying that abortion is a "back-up to our chosen method of birth-control."
Same-sex counselling labelled 'torture'
October 24th, 2014 | Freedom of Speech
Representatives of an American campaign group are to attend a meeting of the United Nations Committee Against Torture in Geneva next month and argue that helping people address unwanted same-sex attraction amounts to 'cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment' and even 'torture'.
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