Nola Leach speaks out about Religious Freedom

1 December 2016

CARE's Chief Executive Nola Leach spoke out in the press this week about religious freedom and reasonable accommodation. Nola highlighted a report CARE has worked on with ResPublica on this issue called Beyond Belief.

Nola's comments were picked up in the following publications - do click on the links to read the articles.

The report itself was referenced in The Telegraph, Premier Christian Radio, The Sun and The Daily Mail.

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