European Court of Human Rights
The Cross is ‘a requirement of the Christian faith’
Perhaps it is time we followed the example of Bishop Nazir Ali and Cardinal O’Brien
Will the UK courts and the ECHR really nullify the Government’s intention not to permit gay marriage in church? If so, what will the Soho Masses crowd do then?
More to the point, what will our bishops do to prevent them?
There are, we are told, 800 million people for whom the ECHR is the last recourse against tyrannical governments. But does this argument really hold water?
Tyrannical governments, unlike our own, just ignore the ECHR when they don’t like its judgments
‘New law will compel churches to offer same-sex marriages’
Barrister Neil Addison says that David Cameron’s assurances to churches are worthless
The state does have the right to interfere in the bedroom
The European Court has confirmed once again that everything does not go
Abu Hamza is off to face US justice, and not before time. But the case of Babar Ahmad seems different: will he now undergo yet another extradition injustice?
He doesn’t even know the charges against him: so much for justice being seen to be done
Oh dear – John Bercow is embarrassing. He is my MP, and I fear we have got him for life
The MP for Buckingham jumps on every liberal bandwagon that presents itself
David Mellor, former Home Office Minister, says we are under no legal obligation to obey the Strasbourg Court’s ruling on Abu Qatada. Is he right? No one’s denied it
If he is, let’s have this poisonous man on the next plane back to Amman
Today’s Catholic must-reads: 07/12/11
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Judges are biased against Christians, says archbishop
Archbishop Smith says courts are wrongfully penalising Christians by incorrectly interpreting human rights laws
