FDF Chair, Dr James Holt, talks about freedom of religion and belief in the UK

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Religious Freedom in the UK: A Latter-day Saint Reflection

Latin American and Caribbean Diplomats Meet European Church Leaders to Discuss Faith, Human Dignity

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Elder Rubén V. Alliaud and Fiona Bruce MP, UK Prime Minister’s Special Envoy, speak at London meeting

Religious Freedoms and Crematoriums: No Rest for the Dearly Departed

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The concept of religious freedom is naturally contextualised for the lives of the living – religious minorities who wish to practice their faith freely. However, in this post, contributor Qamar Rafiq address the question of religious freedom as it pertains to the departed. Specifically, Rafiq explores limitations on cremations for minorities in Pakistan and the implications this has for religious freedom within the country.

Bishop Reflects on Religious Freedom in Great Britain

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“We can only tolerate what we see and understand. And religious illiteracy risks undermining a fuller practice of tolerance in society.”

Peers from all parties challenge Government on humanist marriages

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In the House of Lords this afternoon, 11 peers from all major parties questioned the Government on its failure to legally recognise humanist marriages in England and Wales

Pakistani Christian convert granted protection at Europe’s top court

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Swiss authorities were wrong to reject asylum claim for Pakistani Christian convert facing persecution – rules European Court of Human Rights. Positive precedent set for persecuted religious minorities

Archbishop of Canterbury -The cry of Good Friday in a suffering world

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By the Archbishop of Canterbury” Today is Good Friday — the day on which Jesus himself cried out from the cross: “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” In every generation throughout history, this is a cry that has been on the lips of people in times of suffering and despair.

Does Religion Have A Positive Role To Play In Public Life? Interview with Isadora Quay

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Freedom Declared Foundation are delighted to have been joined by Isadora Quay to discuss Freedom of Religion or Belief in the UK.

Prince Charles shares New Year message about defending human rights

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The Prince of Wales has called on the world to remember those ‘standing up for freedom and human rights’

EU companies can ban employees wearing headscarves, court rules

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Private employers in the EU can ban people from wearing religious symbols, including headscarves, in order to present an image of neutrality, the bloc’s highest court has ruled. Companies can ban headscarves provided such a prohibition is part of a policy against all religious and political symbols, the court said on Thursday, reaffirming a 2017 ruling. The latest judgment went further by examining the grounds employers can use when making such prohibitions.

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