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Religious freedom threatened by Scottish conversion therapy plansCritics have warned that conversion therapy plans supported by Scottish parliamentarians could undermine religious liberty.
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600 medics call for end to home abortion schemeMore than 600 medical professionals in the UK have called for an end to "dangerous" home abortion rules ushered in during the coronavirus pandemic.
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CARE “overjoyed” as “landmark” modern slavery support package finalised at StormontPress Release | CARE for Northern Ireland
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Concern over homes for refugees scheme modern slavery threat
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Fears as vulnerable people fleeing Ukraine are targeted by human traffickersAs Ukrainian women and children cross into neighbouring countries such as Poland, Moldova, Romania, Slovakia, and Hungary campaigners are worried that there will be a ‘disturbing spike in human trafficking.’
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CARE welcomes "encouraging" vote to add trafficking victim protections to Nationality and Borders BillPress Release | 9 March 2022
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CARE announces NI Director to step downCARE today has announced that Northern Ireland Director, Tim Martin, will leave the charity to take up a new role as a co-pastor of a church in Millisle.
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Paralympic medallist speaks out against assisted suicideDame Tanni Grey-Thompson has spoken out against proposals to legalise assisted suicide in the UK.
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CARE welcomes Court of Appeal decision to hear disability abortion challengePress Release | 08 March 2022
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Peer: Govt must not undermine support for trafficking victimsA Conservative Peer has urged UK Ministers not to undermine support and protections for victims of modern slavery through controversial immigration proposals.
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Northern Ireland: trafficking victims to get more supportLast night at the Northern Ireland Assembly, members voted in favour of strengthening provisions for support for confirmed victims of human trafficking.
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