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Muslim NHS worker wins transgender toilet discrimination caseA Muslim employee of NHS England is set for compensation of thousands of pounds after winning an employment tribunal which ruled that bosses had discriminated against her by allowing trans women to…
Transgender
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70 million people warned about searches for child abuse materialMore than 70 million warnings have been issued to people searching for child sexual abused material (CSAM) online over the past two years. The Lucy Faithfull Foundation has worked with online platforms…
Pornography
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BMA warn about risk to NHS data from AI
Artificial Intelligence
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Pastor convicted for preaching Bible verses in abortion buffer zoneRetired Northern Ireland pastor Clive Johnston has been convicted for preaching from John 3:16 within an abortion buffer zone, and now faces a £450 fine and a criminal record.
Freedom of Speech
Press Releases
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CARE Budget Response: Small positives, but families need more radical reform
Marriage and Family
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Time to ban pimping websites says inquiry
Sexual Exploitation
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CARE Press Release - MPs reject latest Assisted Suicide Bill
Assisted Suicide
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CARE Press Release - Church urged to pray ahead of Assisted…
Assisted Suicide
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AI giving misleading advice on voting
Artificial Intelligence
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Poverty and technology drive rise in modern slaveryA new report by the Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner identifies the issues driving an increase in modern slavery referrals in the UK, including poverty, conflict, and unsafe migration, as well as new technologies…
Modern Slavery
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University wins challenge to freedom of speech fineThe University of Sussex, which was fined a record £585,000 for failing to uphold freedom of speech, has won a legal challenge against the fine.
Freedom of Speech
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Home Office rule Al Fayed survivor a victim of modern slaveryThe Home Office has formally identified Rachel Louw, who was abused by Mohammed Al Fayed, and his brother Salah, as a victim of trafficking and modern slavery.
Modern Slavery
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More than half of Australian children still using social media despite banNew research has found that 61% of Australian children aged 12 to 15 are still using restricted social media apps despite the ban on their use for under-16s.
Pornography
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Over 11 million estimated lives lost on anniversary of Abortion ActMonday saw the 58th anniversary of the Abortion Act, which came into effect in 1968. Since that time, Right to Life UK estimate that 11,105,671 unborn babies have lost their lives because…
Abortion
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Polling shows there is no 'public consent' for assisted suicideNew polling released this week from JL Partners shows there is no public consent for the passage of Kim Leadbeater's assisted suicide Bill. When informed about the details of the Bill before…
Assisted Suicide
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More than 500 women a day advertised for sex in Northern IrelandResearch by the BBC has found that over 500 women are advertised for sexual services each day in Northern Ireland, with the majority being coerced and controlled into being sold for sex.
Sexual Exploitation