Cases of Intolerance or Discrimination of Christians in Europe

Found 956 case(s):

(Northern Ireland) Young Business Man Troubled for Not Printing Sexually Explicit Magazine

Mr Williamson from Portadown in Northern Ireland, faces court proceedings for refusing to print materials of gay magazine. He says the website of MyGayZine contained explicit images, and he wasn’t prepared to print that kind of material whether homosexual or heterosexual. Read more ...

Music Video to David Bowie’s song The Next Day Insults Christians’ Religious Feelings

The video presents Bowie singing in an outfit reminding of Jesus. The scene takes place in a dark and bloody brothel. The video begins with a priest entering that brothel after having beaten down a beggar. The priest then seduces a nun inside the brothel while Bowie performs. In the end the nun’s hands develop stigmata. Read more ...

References to Christmas to be Removed in Asturias

The Asturian regional government has sent a circular to schools asking for all references to Christmas to be removed from the school calendar and replaced with “winter holidays”. Read more ...

Equality Act 2010 Causes Closure of Businesses of Christians

The Equality Act 2010 prohibits discrimination on several grounds, including sexual orientation, in the area of the provision of goods and services. While there is a vital exemption to the general prohibition against discrimination for religious organizations when providing goods or services, this can only be relied upon in limited circumstances and is not wide enough to cover many situations. Read more ...

Overly Strict Hate Speech Legislation

Hate speech laws are very strict in France. Since the law of December, 8th, 2004, any discrimination in speech against homosexuals is forbidden. Christians for example are unable to publically say that having a same-sex relationship was a sin. The consequence is that nobody criticizes homosexuality in itself on TV, radio or in newspapers. Read more ...

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