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Christian Peer Retires After 40 Years of Faithful ServiceThis week, Lord Mackay of Clashfern retired after 43 years of service working as Member of the House of Lords.
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Investigation into New Zealand euthanasia deathNew Zealand's Health and Disability Commissioner has launched an investigation into a death under the country's new euthanasia law.
Assisted Suicide
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Armed forces implement prostitution banBritain's armed forces have introduced a ban on soldiers using prostitutes when overseas for the first time, in order to help stamp out sexual exploitation.
Sexual Exploitation
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BPAS wants legal late term abortions
Abortion
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UK Govt resists pressure to ban highly addictive ‘loot boxes’CARE was one of a number of organisations who said the UK Government should consider banning highly addictive Loot Boxes.
Gambling
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CARE in the press: assisted suicide is wrong path for ScotlandCARE for Scotland's Michael Veitch is quoted in the Scottish press over the weekend.
Assisted Suicide
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Fourth delay to gambling whitepaper 'inexcusable', CARE saysPress release: A further delay to vital gambling reform plans is "inexcusable" and will cause "untold grief", CARE has said.
Gambling
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Child safety hangs in the balance as Online Safety Bill paused, perhaps droppedChild safety campaigners have expressed concern after reports emerged suggesting the Online Safety Bill has been paused, perhaps indefinitely.
Pornography
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Telford sex abuse ignored for generationsEvidence of sexual crimes against children in Telford was ignored for generations, a damning inquiry has found.
Sexual Exploitation
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MPs vote down bid to curb porn sitesTory MPs closed ranks last night to defeat changes to the Online Safety Bill designed to reign in porn sites.
Pornography
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School kids told prostitution a rewarding jobSchool children were told prostitution is a "rewarding job" by sex education groups invited into schools, a Times investigation reveals.
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