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A government minister has said teaching about LGBT+ people during relationship education lessons in primary schools should "take into account" the religion
of pupils.
Greville Janner's daughter has been accused at a public inquiry of misusing her position as a prominent rabbi to discredit child abuse allegations against
the former Labour MP.
Catholic churches should be allowed to reopen before Pentecostal churches or mosques owing to their different styles of worship, the leader of the Catholic
Church in England and Wales has said.
The government has flatly rejected claims of "success" made on Monday morning by an Orthodox Jewish group that ministers had "agreed" to its proposals to
allow small Jewish religious weddings.
Nineteen LGBT+ people who were detained, whipped and interrogated in Uganda under the guise of coronavirus laws have finally been allowed access to lawyers,
after being imprisoned for six weeks.
A police department in Ukraine has been embroiled in an antisemitism scandal after requesting the names and personal details of local Jewish community
members.
As the NSS challenges the status of a Christian charity which pushes "change oriented therapy" for gay people, Megan Manson says charity law shouldn't help
religious groups to engage in exploitative behaviour.
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