Finnish politician Päivi Räsänen stands trial again
She is being accused of "inciting hatred against LGBT people".
Finnish MP who faced prison over Bible verse tweet says she would do it again
Päivi Räsänen, a committed Christian civil servant and grandmother, was put on trial for sharing her beliefs on social media
Päivi Räsänen faces a second a year after her acquittal
The court ruled that "it is not for the district court to interpret biblical concepts."
A church was set on fire during a Christmas Mass in Finland
There were about 30 faithful praying inside.
Päivi Räsänen's fight for freedom of speech is not over in Finland
Finland's public prosecutors are to appeal the judgement which threw out the charges against Räsänen.
Dr. Päivi Räsänen cleared of hate speech charges
Dr. Räsänen has served as Finland's Interior Minister from 2011 to 2015.
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.
Finland denounces Pakistani man’s death sentence over blasphemy
Individuals like Zafar Bhatti are regularly persecuted in countries like Pakistan
Christian MP calls prosecution for tweeting Bible verse a "privilege"
Six members of U.S. Congress have condemned the prosecution as “infringements on religious freedom.”
Finnish bishop faces prosecution over Christian values
The Rev. Juhana Pohjola is falling victim to a similar censorship which many Christians experience nowadays throughout the West.