By Lois McLatchie-Miller2021-08-13T11:55:00
Source: Christian Legal Centre
Christians are finding themselves in trouble with the law for using allegedly “threatening or abusive” language. Lois McLatchie believes the police are too quick to penalise the speech complained of, rather than consider what rights the accused has to speak freely in public
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2021-06-14T10:07:00Z By Lois McLatchie
Edinburgh Council has admitted that they were wrong to cancel a Christian event on the basis of the beliefs of the keynote speaker
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In recent years there have been a string of high-profile religious freedom cases in the news. But is it really true that Christians in the UK are experiencing persecution? Tim Wyatt speaks to those on both sides of the debate
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Street preacher Oluwole Ilesanmi has been awarded damages for wrongful arrest. Rev David Peterson says its good news but not the end of the story
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