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Well it’s been a dramatic start to the year. No, I’m not talking about the England’s Cricket Team’s disappointing defeat in the 5th Test in Sydney, but about geopolitical events around the…
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Report recommends abortion up to birth in Scotland, including sex-selective abortionThe Scottish Government is facing growing criticism after an expert review recommended allowing abortions up to birth, including for reasons such as the baby’s sex.
Abortion
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Supreme Court: NI religious education breaches human rightsThe UK Supreme Court has ruled that religious education (RE) and collective worship in Northern Ireland’s controlled schools breach human rights if not delivered in an “objective, critical and pluralistic manner”.
Freedom of Speech
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Google's boss warns about blindly trusting AI
Artificial Intelligence
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Peers table record number of amendments to assisted suicide billThe Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill has attracted over 940 amendments ahead of its committee stage in the House of Lords — a record number for a private member’s bill.…
Assisted Suicide
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Government to allow testing of AI systems to prevent child sexual abuse material
Artificial Intelligence
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Bible verse on pastor’s campervan could be considered hate speechA church leader has been approached by the police to warn him that Bible verses printed on his campervan “could be seen as hate speech”.
Freedom of Speech
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CARE backs Ash Regan Bill to introduce Nordic Model in ScotlandJoining together with Restore Glasgow (an anti-human trafficking group) and Evangelical Alliance Scotland, we decided to publicly back Ash Regan MSP’s ‘Unbuyable’ Bill by calling the Church together in Glasgow to hear…
Sexual Exploitation
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Modern slavery referrals rise by a third in a yearThe number of possible victims of modern slavery referred to the Home Office has hit a record high. In the three months to September there were more than 6,400 referrals, representing a…
Modern Slavery
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Growing number of Britons say trans rights have ‘gone too far’Public concern over trans rights in the UK has risen sharply, with a new survey revealing that 39% of Britons now believe trans rights have “gone too far” — more than double…
Transgender
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Assisted suicide bill branded unsafe by disability and human rights expertsWeek two of the House of Lords Select Committee hearings on the Assisted Suicide Bill has drawn strong warnings from medical, legal, and disability advocates who say the legislation poses serious risks…
Assisted Suicide
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Online pornography showing ‘choking’ to be made illegalThe government have announced that online pornography that features strangulation, colloquially known as ‘choking’, and suffocation will be made a criminal offence.
Pornography
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Mental health experts express concerns about AI at workCases of ‘AI psychosis’ are increasing, causing alarm among mental health experts.
Artificial Intelligence