Where Christians are banned from selling property to Muslims
In Lebanon, a Muslim Shia family was asked to leave its house because it was in a Christian neighbourhood. Mohammed
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Business Terms and Conditions – how binding are they?
By Amanda Hamilton, CEO of NALP Terms and Conditions (often called T&Cs) are the clauses in a contract that set
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Man sentenced for threatening to bomb Harvard ceremony for black students
An Arizona man was sentenced to 15 months in prison on Wednesday after admitting he made online threats to bomb
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California is about to ban discrimination against black workers with natural hairstyles
A black woman was denied a job in Alabama because she wouldn’t cut her dreadlocks. A black BP executive says she was
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What can you do legally if someone bad-mouths you?
By Amanda Hamilton, CEO of NALP Nobody wants to be bad-mouthed. It’s unpleasant and hurtful. Sometimes, it might seem right
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When the church takes on the state
The ongoing standoff between the Eritrean Catholic Church and the government becomes the latest conflict between church and state on
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Modern Slavery: Ministers ‘must act quickly’ on strengthening laws
Ministers must act “quickly and effectively” to ensure thousands of victims of modern slavery in the UK are protected, a
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Worries over Anti-Conversion laws
Pastor Kuldeep fell unconscious and lost a lot of blood. He was rushed to the hospital and barely survived. The
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North Korean Christians say situation is worsening despite Trump-Kim summits
President Trump announced in his State of the Union speech that he would hold a second summit with Kim Jong-un
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Knife crime: Suspects could be banned from social media
New powers to control suspects thought to be carrying knives are being introduced by the government in a bid to
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Parliament celebrates 70th anniversary of human rights declaration
The European Parliament will host a Human Rights Week from 19 to 23 November to mark the 70th anniversary of
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Cape Town pours alcohol down the drain
While many places stock up on alcohol ahead of the Christmas period, a city council in South Africa is doing
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Lagos lifts school hijab ban
Girls in the Nigerian state of Lagos are now allowed to wear a hijab to school, the authorities have said.
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PM Launches Series Of Measures To Tackle Barriers Facing Ethnic Minorities In The Workplace
Theresa May announces pioneering Race at Work Charter, signed by high-profile businesses leading the way on increasing ethnic minority representation
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