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by Ruth Peacock, Religion Media Centre: The World Cup has opened in Qatar, the first Muslim-led country to host this event. Journalist Amardeep Bassey, who has trained journalists preparing to cover the tournament, says it has been mired...
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by Toby Young, The Daily Sceptic: n my Spectator column this week I’ve taken aim at the likes of Gareth Southgate and Gary Neville who are off to Qatar for the World Cup – where the stadiums have been built by poorly treated migrant...
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By Bridget Sielicki, Live Action: The United Nations adopted a resolution this month stating that abortion is a human right for women and girls. Titled “International cooperation for access to justice, remedies and assistance for...
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from Evangelical Focus: As everything gets ready for the largest football event, Christians pray to see a change in the absolutist emirate. The 32 national teams who have won a ticket to the World Cup are ready. And Qatar celebrates being...
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by Suella Braverman, Artillery Row: On equalities and rights. My speech today is about equality and rights, and I’ve titled it, “conflict and the need for clarity”. Despite what our critics might say, rights can be difficult to get right....
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from The Christian Institute: The UK Government is proposing to replace the Human Rights Act 1998 with a Bill of Rights. It says the Bill is intended to “ensure courts cannot interpret laws in ways that were never intended by Parliament”....
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