If Christians don’t stand up for the rights of other religions, we’ll lose our own freedom
By 
Tim Farron MP2022-01-27T16:02:00
The Archbishop of Canterbury has warned of a “volcano of anti-semitism”, while Muslim MP Nus Ghani alleges she was sacked as a government minister because of her faith. If Christians don’t stand up for the rights of all faiths, Jews and Muslims included, we’ll lose our own rights too, says Tim Farron MP
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