Teaching for today

In CI News this week: Clive Johnston appeals against his conviction for preaching a gospel sermon in an abortion buffer zone, LGBT party activists secure SNP support for a radical policy to ban so-called conversion therapy in Scotland, and a host of celebrities call for universal access to high-quality palliative care.

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Belfast Court hears Pastor Clive Johnston’s appeal

Radical ‘conversion practices’ motion set for SNP conference vote

Cannabis pet poisoning on the rise

Celebrities urge PM to fix palliative care

In CI News this week: The Conservative Party emphasises that political activism has no place in classrooms, the equalities chief accuses activists of spreading misinformation about women’s spaces, and Canada indefinitely halts plans to expand euthanasia to those with mental illnesses.

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Conservatives vow to keep ‘ideological brainwashing’ out of schools

Equality watchdog chief demolishes myths about single-sex guidance

Euthanasia for depressed Canadians put on indefinite pause

Franklin Graham proclaims the ‘Gospel of Jesus Christ’ in Manchester

In CI News this week: The Northern Ireland Assembly votes to push forward with plans for a new ‘conversion therapy’ law, the Prime Minister rejects the idea of decriminalizing harmful drugs, and a plan to illuminate Belfast City Hall in celebration of abortion is halted.

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‘Disappointing’: Stormont votes to progress conversion practices Bill

PM rejects drug decrim to protect young people

Person dies by taking deceased partner’s unused assisted suicide drugs

‘Victory’: Belfast City Hall halts abortion day illuminations

In CI News this week: MLAs warn Stormont that a proposed ‘conversion therapy’ law risks criminalising parents and churches, the Civil Service is pressured to bow to trans activists, and the case of a two-year-old euthanised in the Netherlands is deemed ‘reasonable’.

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Stormont exposes flaws of ‘hazardous’ conversion therapy Bill

Civil service under pressure to ‘break the law’ on single-sex spaces

Disabled toddler’s euthanasia was ‘reasonable’, Netherlands claims

Disability advocates express ‘overwhelming relief’ over assisted suicide defeat

In CI News this week: MPs reject dangerous plans to legalise assisted suicide in England and Wales, Stormont has been warned that a ‘conversion therapy’ ban will bake gender self-ID into law, and more than ten thousand people march for life in London.

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‘Praise God’: Assisted suicide Bill defeated in House of Commons

Stormont ‘conversion therapy’ Bill enables self-ID in law, top KC warns

Campaigners urge PM to tackle ‘censorship crisis’

March for Life: ‘Abortion wounds families’

In CI News this week: A Government review warns that assisted suicide could disproportionately impact disabled people and ethnic minority groups, Belfast City Council votes to celebrate abortion with a light show, and the Scottish Care Inspectorate comes under fire for advising children’s homes to promote transgender ideology.

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Marginal groups more likely to be coerced into assisted suicide

Belfast City Council to celebrate the ‘slaughter’ of unborn children

Care watchdog slammed for pushing ‘false LGBT ideology’ onto vulnerable kids

Unwearied mercy: John Howard, Christian prison reformer

In CI News this week: The Christian Institute presses the Scottish Government to review the impact of its controversial smacking ban, NHS Wales’ gender clinic comes under scrutiny over the volume of its referrals for sex-swap operations, and one of the world’s youngest preemies is out of hospital and home with her family.

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CI presses Scot Govt to review controversial smacking ban

Welsh gender clinic faces scrutiny over trans surgery referrals

‘Prostitution left me feeling dehumanised and lost’

Australian baby born at 21 weeks heads home after 5 months in hospital

In CI News this week: Disability campaigners tell MPs to fix the care system rather than legalise assisted suicide, African nations unite to protect the family in defiance of a liberal Western agenda, and a couple have no regrets over choosing life, as they prepare to celebrate their son’s third birthday.

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Disabled campaigners’ plea: ‘Halt push for assisted suicide law’

African nations unite against assault of Western liberal values

One-in-six Bradford pupils gamble on slot machines

Decision to choose life ‘best we ever made’

In CI News this week: The Scottish Government wastes thousands of pounds on a ‘conversion practices’ helpline, the Institute urges the Prime Minister to address the scourge of gambling, and Britain strengthens protections for women’s tennis.

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£72k ‘conversion practices’ helpline takes just 4 calls in 3 months

CI urges No. 10 to tackle ‘gambling scourge’

CI: ‘Govt’s cohabitation plans could have gifted millions to Taylor Swift ex’

British tennis strengthens protections for women’s game

In CI News this week: Statutory guidance protecting single-sex spaces finally comes into force, a US medic sacked over her Christian beliefs on sexual ethics and gender receives a significant payout, and a baby is home and thriving after pioneering in-womb surgery.

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‘No more excuses’ as EHRC single-sex guidance comes into force

Christian medic fired over biblical views awarded $410k payout

Olympian: ‘I was watching porn aged 12’

Baby thriving after in-womb surgery to fix organs growing outside his body