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CBN News (Video): Assisted suicide group indicted in Georgia. 10th March 2010
A grand jury has indicted four members of an assisted suicide group in Georgia. They're charged with helping a 58-year-old with cancer kill himself.
World Net Daily: UK Supreme Court: Christian's stand on homosexual unions 'not important'. 10th March 2010
UK Supreme Court refuses to hear case of registrar forced to perform same-sex 'marriage'.
The Times: Jihad Jane: American blonde accused of terror plot. 10th March 2010
A blonde American woman who went under the online alias 'Jihad Jane' has been accused of plotting to murder a Swedish cartoonist for drawing a picture of the Prophet Muhammad with the body of a dog, it emerged today.
Guardian: Muslim convert Colleen LaRose, aka Jihad Jane, faces terror charges. 10th March 2010
US woman accused of plotting to murder unnamed Swede and raising money for her cause on the internet.
CTV: Canada: Student again expelled over refusal to remove niqab. 9th March 2010
A 29-year-old Muslim woman has once again been expelled from a government-sponsored French course for refusing to remove her niqab.
Daily Mail: Seven Muslims arrested in Ireland over plot to kill Swedish cartoonist. 9th March 2010
Seven Muslims were arrested in Ireland today over an alleged plot to assassinate a Swedish cartoonist who depicted the Prophet Mohammed with the body of a dog.
Daily Telegraph: Christian registrar denied leave to appeal homosexual wedding refusal. 9th March 2010
A Christian registrar who lost her job after she refused to carry out civil partnership ceremonies has been refused permission to appeal to the Supreme Court.
AU News: 'Broad support' for Australian Sharia law. 8th March 2010
There's broad Muslim community support for aspects of Sharia law being adopted in Australia, a leading spokesman for the religion says.
Christian Post: Homosexual 'marriage' v. Religious freedom. 8th March 2010
Catholic Charities in Washington, D.C., has announced changes to its employees’ health care benefits. Normally, this wouldn’t be big news. But this story isn’t only about deductibles and co-pays-it’s about the increasingly fragile state of religious freedom in the America.
The Post: Church of Ireland seeks refusal clause in civil union law. 8th March 2010
A delegation from the Church of Ireland is to meet Department of Justice officials tomorrow to press for a ‘freedom of conscience’ clause in the Civil Partnership Bill.