A magazine on religious liberty and human rights
Het hof bepaalde dat religieuze organisaties geen schadevergoeding hoeven te betalen voor misdrijven die hun leiders of leden hebben begaan in iemands huis buiten religieuze activiteiten van de religieuze organisatie om.
Religious organizations should not pay damages for crimes perpetrated by their leaders or members in private homes outside of church-organized religious activity, the court said.
While Mormon temples (open to Mormons only) had been denied exemptions for not offering “public religious worship,” Scientology won its case.
The campaign to prioritize human rights over expediency is pushing forward in the UK with a Lords victory over the government.
China’s human rights record comes under the spotlight again as peers debate the atrocities.
A new genocide bill is given a second reading by UK Lords and goes through to the next round. It can hit China, and other rogue states.
The new British Prime Minister has promised to disband the country’s Confucius Institutes, a tool of Beijing’s propaganda.
The UK also passed a piece of legislation aimed at stopping organ harvesting.
The UK government has caved into pressure by campaigners determined to rid the National Health Service of forced labour.
