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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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Illegal Migration Bill will harm modern slavery victims MPs warnThe Illegal Migration Bill, the UK Government’s flagship legislation to stop small boats crossing the English Channel, will undermine efforts to rescue and support modern slavery victims, MPs warned yesterday.
Modern Slavery
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Welsh teachers encouraged to teach inappropriate sex education in schoolsThe Welsh Government have promoted a sex education resource for schools which teaches that children as young as seven might be a “mixed berry gender fluid muffin”, according to the Telegraph.
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Marriage is between a man and a woman and should be championed - MP
Marriage and Family
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UK Government orders review of sex education teaching in English schoolsThe government has announced a review of sex education in schools, following serious concerns about age inappropriate content.
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MSPs urged to end years of inexplicable inaction and back sex-buying…
Sexual Exploitation
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New Inquiry launched into pimping websites across Northern Ireland
Sexual Exploitation
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Scottish Govt urged to reject extreme abortion proposals
Abortion
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Big majority of Peers speak out against assisted suicide
Assisted Suicide
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International Women's Day 2023: Call for laws criminalising the purchase of sex
Sexual Exploitation
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Parliament backs nationwide buffer zones
Freedom of Speech
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Press release: CARE warns Illegal Migration Bill could harm human trafficking fightControversial new measures aimed at stopping illegal migration could undermine attempts to curb human trafficking, CARE has said.
Modern Slavery
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Pro-Life charity worker arrested AGAIN for silent prayerPro-life charity worker Isabel Vaughan-Spruce has been arrested for the second time for the 'offence' of praying silently in an abortion facility 'buffer zone' in Birmingham.
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No firm timeline for conversion therapy banNo firm timescale has been provided by UK ministers for a law banning conversion therapy after months of deliberation about the policy.
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BBC accused of bias after Panorama abortion investigationA BBC Panorama programme, released this week, claims that “women are being misled and manipulated about abortion by some crisis pregnancy advice centres in the UK” following undercover investigations.
Abortion
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Gambling companies face mandatory levy under government plans, reports suggestThe gambling industry will face a compulsory levy to help fund gambling treatment, education, and research under government reform proposals, reports from Whitehall suggest.
Gambling
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Concern about porn's impact as police record 10% rise in sexual crimeCARE has expressed concern about the impact of pornography as Scottish police note a ten per cent rise in sexual crime in four years.
Sexual Exploitation
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Hundreds of trafficking victims missing in UK, data showsHundreds of victims of human trafficking in the UK have gone missing despite being referred to a government scheme to protect them, The Guardian reports.
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