EU Issues Mixed Ruling on Christian Cases
The European Court of Human Rights handed down its decision on four critical religious freedom cases, exonerating one Christian but dismissing the other three claims.
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UK Government Sides Against Christianity in Cross-Wearing Case
An example of how the mainstreaming of homosexuality forces Christians to the sidelines of society is happening in Europe right now as the UK government plans to oppose two women who are fighting for the right to wear crosses at work, an issue that arose as a result of new "human rights" laws.
EU High Court Accepts Landmark Christian Challenge to UK "Diversity" Law
By Susan Brinkmann, OCDS
Staff Journalist
The European Court of Human Rights has decided to intervene in a landmark legal challenge brought by four Christians which will determine if the UK's controversial "diversity" law has been infringing on the rights of Christians to act in accordance with their faith.
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