Australian Communications Legislation Amendment Bill risks freedom of speech
The proposed online misinformation law could persecute Christian groups who object trans ideology and abortion
Court of appeal to hear case of Christian teacher fired over Facebook posts
In 2020, a tribunal recognized her religious beliefs as protected but upheld the decision, ruling the dismissal as lawful.
Brussels authorities banned a conference for being of a conservative nature
The Conseil d’État, Belgium's highest court, rejected the notion that the conference itself posed a threat to public order.
Scottish conversion therapy ban risks criminalising prayer and parental guidance
Christian group threatens legal action against Scottish government over conversion therapy proposals
Two Malaysian filmmakers charged with blasphemy
Malaysia charges filmmakers with blasphemy, drawing condemnation from human rights groups
Prosecutor takes Päivi Räsänen to Supreme Court
Mrs. Päivi Räsänen is being legally supported by the Human Rights organisation ADF International.
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.
Christian teacher fired for refusing to teach transgender lessons
A Church of England school has sacked a teacher after she refused to teach extreme LGBT lessons
Rev Calvin Robinson fired by GB News
Rev Calvin Robinson has been sacked by GB News, joining fellow presenter Laurence Fox in dismissal.
Päivi Räsänen’s battle for religious freedom and free speech continues
Her ongoing legal battle has become a symbol of the delicate balance between religious freedom and free speech in modern society.