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Three schools in Ireland will make history this week by becoming the first to abandon their Catholic ethos and become multi-denominational state-run schools.
New legislation forcing priests to report child abuse to authorities even if disclosed in confession now has enough support to pass through both houses of
parliament in the Australian state of Victoria.
An appeals court in the US has decided that atheists, Humanists and other non-theists can be barred from giving opening invocations before the Pennsylvania
House of Representatives.
Local campaigners say that they are fighting a "David and Goliath" battle against the Church of England and a council to prevent more than 1,500 homes from
being built on former greenbelt land in West Yorkshire.
The head of a US government advisory board on Tuesday voiced concern over India's drive to register citizens in the northeastern state of Assam, amid fears
it could disenfranchise millions, most of them Muslims.
After a National Secular Society report called for an end to religious appointees on council education committees in Scotland, Neil Barber says it's long
past time for these positions to go.
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