The UK Supreme Court ruled on 19 November that Christian-focused religious education (RE) taught in schools in Northern Ireland is unlawful. The judgement ...
The Supreme Court judgement on Religious Education affirms that Northern Ireland schools must provide daily collective ...
Harefield Primary School in Southampton earns UNICEF UK Gold Rights Respecting Schools Award, recognising its deep and ...
The terms “gender ideology” and “transgender ideology,” have become ubiquitous — in government documents and policy announcements, in mass media and in online disputes.
The case was brought by a non-religious father ("G) and his daughter (JR87), and the original judgement in the High Court of ...
Citizens should not allow elected representatives to fail in having the U.S. finally join 196 other U.N. member countries in ...
The Convention on the Rights of the Child places responsibility on State Parties to guarantee the rights of children within ...
The court reinstated a 2022 High Court ruling, that found the teaching of RE and collective worship breached human rights as ...
The Supreme Court has granted an appeal by parents who argued that their child’s human rights were breached by mandatory Christian worship and Religious Education in a Northern Ireland school.
The court unanimously upheld an appeal brought by a pupil – known as JR87 – at a Belfast primary school and her father ...
The provision of Christian religious education in Northern Ireland schools does not comply with human rights standards and is ...
In a unanimous judgement the Supreme Court allowed an appeal by an unnamed father and daughter from Northern Ireland.
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