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Freedom

Britain has a history of religious freedom and tolerance. UK and European law largely protects an individual’s right to hold and manifest religious beliefs at work, although this is fast being eroded. Due to badly-written equality legislation, increasing numbers of Christians have been penalised for their faith at work. Some have been threatened with disciplinary action, suspended and even sacked for refusing to act against their consciences. At Christian Concern we vigorously resist any restrictions on freedom of speech and expression for Christians at work.

“So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed.” John 8:36

Media Appearances

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Premier Christian Radio: Christina Summers interview
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BBC Radio Ulster Talkback: Christina Summers on facing expulsion from Green Group
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BBC Radio Sussex: Christina Summers on facing expulsion from Green Group

Articles

  • Court of Appeal says Christian worker has no discrimination protection
    October 28th, 2014
    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…’
  • Same-sex counselling labelled 'torture'
    October 24th, 2014
    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'.
  • Pakistani Christian women facing blasphemy death sentence to appeal
    October 22nd, 2014
    Asia Bibi, the Christian woman whose death sentence for blasphemy was upheld by a court in Pakistan last week, will appeal to the Supreme Court, her lawyer has said.

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