
The Soft Return of Blasphemy Laws
A teacher has been sacked for reminding his pupils that Britain is a Christian country.

A teacher has been sacked for reminding his pupils that Britain is a Christian country.

Defamation dispute reflects rising tensions in France about religion and security—and the reliability of public opinion studies.

Police officers across the country are arresting street preachers for publicly declaring their religious beliefs.

Labour has thankfully decided to scrap its absurdly vague, expansive definition of ‘Islamophobia.’

Free speech advocates say they are ready to launch legal campaigns if the updated definition still threatens fundamental rights.

The idea that Muslim communities are systemically discriminated against throughout Western Europe is pure fantasy.

Fr. Custodio Ballester’s supporters say the case is meant to intimidate others into silence—while the Church stays quiet.

In an astonishing public statement the European Commission has doubled down on the allocation of millions of euros to research on Islam.

The complainants claim an X post by the PVV leader uses “Nazi-era propaganda tactics” to “vilify minorities.”

After urging Yorkshire Muslims to boycott the police over rape gang investigations, the UK street-activist-turned-parliamentary advisor is now helping shape the legal definition of ‘Islamophobia.’