The Christian Institute (CI) has urged Parliament to uphold freedom of religion in the workplace.
A letter jointly sent from the CI, the Evangelical Alliance (EA) and the Catholic Union (CU) to the chair of a parliamentary Inquiry into human rights at work, asked the chair to ‘make religious freedom a key part’ of the inquiry.
The three organisations have already submitted written evidence to the inquiry setting out their concerns.
Russell Brand and the Real Problem (clue: it’s not the women)
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