A Belgian court fined Catholic prelates for denying a woman deacon training
Two archbishops were ordered to pay 1,500 euros in compensation.
Public administration allowed to ban religious symbols at work in the EU
This decision is in line with previous jurisprudence of the European Court of Justice.
Päivi Räsänen found "not guilty' of hate speech for quoting the Bible
The ruling, which is now final, is a significant a victory for freedom of religion and expression.
A Texas LGBT group claims federal judge can't be "fair" because he is Christian
The judge in question was at the source of several other controversies.
US Supreme Court broadened religious accommodations in workplace
Issues of religious freedom in the United States have received increased importance in recent years.
Belgium violated right to life in euthanasia case, according to the ECHR
The 64-years-old woman's euthanasia was coducted on the basis of a diagnosis of “incurable depression”.
Pastor Pawlowski wins legal victory
Pawlowski expressed gratitude that, "finally, something positive, something good is happening".
Finnish court upholds free speech in major trial
All three charges brought against Päivi Räsänen were dismissed but the prosecution may appeal within the next seven days.
Canadian appeals court lifts enforcement of compelled speech order on pastor
Pastor Artur Pawlowski reacted favorably to the ruling.
Blackpool Transport has to pay reparations for discrimination of Christians
In addition, the council offered to publicly apologise to the association for the harm caused.