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Child abuse images watched online by thousands of young people across the UKEach year thousands of young people are found to be watching pornographic material of children, according to freedom of information (FoI) requests put to police forces across England, Wales and Northern Ireland.…
Pornography
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Pro-Life Bills formally introduced in the LordsThis week, a second pro-life bill was formally introduced at First Reading in the House of Lords.
Abortion
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The long wait for support puts victims of modern slavery at great risk
Human Trafficking
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Alarming trends in young gamblers cause concernNew research has shown that nearly half of all gamblers aged between 18 and 24 have risked more than they can afford to lose.
Gambling
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OpenAI researchers warned execs that Project Q* had the power to 'endanger humanity'
Artificial Intelligence
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Children in England may be able to socially transition whilst at schoolNew schools’ guidance to be issued later this year will allow transgender children to socially transition whilst at school in England.
Transgender
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New film highlights reality of Canada's euthanasia programmeA harrowing new film has shone a spotlight on Canada's euthanasia programme.
Assisted Suicide
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Doctors remain opposed to assisted suicideA recent survey has shown that a majority of doctors remain opposed to assisted suicide being legalised in the UK.
Assisted Suicide
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Scots face “sinister postcode lottery” when it comes to options at end of lifeCampaigners against assisted suicide have warned that terminally ill patients living in poverty in Scotland are caught in a “sinister postcode lottery”.
Assisted Suicide
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Rwanda scheme was a threat to vulnerable trafficking victimsCARE has expressed relief that the controversial Rwanda scheme has been struck down, citing concerns about trafficking victims.
Human Trafficking
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Finnish politician found not guilty of hate speech over bible tweetIn a win for free speech, today the Helsinki Court of Appeal has dismissed all charges against Finnish member of parliament Päivi Räsänen and Lutheran Bishop Juhana Pohjola.
Freedom of Speech
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Conversion Therapy Ban tops Lords bill ballotFollowing the King's Speech on 7 November, the private members' bill ballot took place in the House of Lords. Private members' bills are draft laws which are proposed by individual members of…
Abortion