Gay cake: dough rises

The Christian Institute  |  UK & Ireland
Date posted:  1 Apr 2016
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In early March, senior judges in Belfast decided that Northern Ireland’s Attorney General, John Larkin QC, has raised an arguable case that anti-discrimination laws in the Province directly discriminate against those who hold certain religious beliefs.

Simon Calvert of The Christian Institute said: ‘These questions will now be fully argued when the appeal comes before the court in May.’

The case surrounding McArthurs’ bakery has cost both sides an estimated total of over £100,000. For a cake that cost £36.50, it is perhaps fair that people ask whether the Equality Commission should have chosen to bring the legal action.

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