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Scores of Brazilian women have taken to the streets to protect a 10-year-old child who was being persecuted by religious extremists for trying to legally
undergo an abortion after allegedly being raped by her uncle.
Faith leaders from across the country have called on the government to bring forward legislation to hold internet giants to account over abusive speech
online.
J. K. Rowling would not be prosecuted under the new hate crime bill for her comments about biological sex, justice secretary Humza Yousaf has said in an
interview.
The lead bishop on safeguarding, Dr Jonathan Gibbs, has agreed that the C of E's system needs "root-and-branch change" in order to improve its response to
survivors.
A Uighur fashion model who filmed himself handcuffed to a bed in an epidemic prevention centre in Xinjiang was lawfully detained, Chinese officials have
said.
Churches in California and Minnesota, backed by a conservative legal group, have filed lawsuits against the governors of their states challenging
restrictions imposed due to the coronavirus outbreak that they contend are violations of religious liberty.
As research shows social integration is key to fostering positive attitudes toward people of different religions and beliefs, Megan Manson says we should
challenge the segregation and division inherent to faith schools.
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