Criminalising prayer and parenting?
Public concern about plans to ban ‘conversion therapy’ has increased considerably in recent months. Much of the opposition stems from the serious lack of clarity about what is to be outlawed.
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Online Safety Bill: Second Reading Briefing
The Government has introduced an Online Safety Bill to bolster regulation of the internet. It risks unfashionable views – like biblical teaching on sexual ethics – being censored because some people don’t like them. This could profoundly limit religious freedom and debate. If something is legal to say offline, it should be allowed online.
Questions for Candidates
An election to the Northern Ireland Assembly has been called for 5 May 2022. As Christian citizens we should think carefully about how to vote. The Christian Institute is a registered charity and cannot endorse any political party or candidate in the election. We cannot tell you who to vote for.
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CI News: 20 May 2022
‘Online Safety Bill risks imposition of social media company values on us all’
‘Online Safety Bill gives too much power to tech companies’
CI News: 13 May 2022
Conversion therapy – activists want ‘a kind of LGBT blasphemy law’
