Northern Ireland’s Police Service Faces Anti-Catholic Discrimination Cases
In a statement, the Catholic Police Officer Guild of Northern Ireland said: 'We are deeply concerned by reports of internal sectarianism.'
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The Slippery Slope of Non-Discrimination Policies: To Sign or Not to Sign?
DIFFICULT MORAL QUESTIONS: Beware the moral pitfalls that can turn licit toleration into sinful cooperation.
Bishop: Discrimination Law Could Force Guernsey’s Catholic Schools to Close
The 65-year-old bishop urged Catholics to write to their local representatives, urging them to support an amendment tabled by members of the education, culture, and sport committee.
Religious Health Providers Deserve Legal Protection, Not False Charges of Discrimination
COMMENTARY: Religious hospitals serve the public, and promote the public good, but they should not be expected to sacrifice or compromise their character, their mission, or their foundation.
Court Dismisses Catholic School Teacher’s Employment Discrimination Claim
A federal district court ruled on April 28 that as Simon was both chairperson of the school’s religious department and campus minister, “her duties appear to fit squarely within the ministerial exception."
USCCB: Coronavirus Crisis Cannot Justify Discrimination
At least two states, Alabama and Washington, have been accused of drafting discriminatory guidance that would prioritize patients without disabilities over those with them, should there be a shortage of medical equipment, such as ventilators.
California Gender-Identity Bill Threatens Catholic Colleges
Religious-based colleges and universities are faced with loss of public funds and legal action under a new bill that would turn many of their rules into acts of illegal discrimination.
