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NI Secretary has authority to commission abortion services in NI, court rulesSecretary of State, Brandon Lewis MP has the powers to direct abortion services across Northern Ireland, a Belfast court has ruled.
Abortion
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Government confirms delay to gambling law reviewThe UK Government has confirmed further delays to its long-awaited reform of gambling laws, prompting fears over lives being ruined through gambling addiction.
Gambling
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Scottish palliative care group hits out at assisted suicide bill
Assisted Suicide
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CARE backs ban on "online pimping"
Sexual Exploitation
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Marriage is good for your health, study showsPeople who are married have a consistently lower premature death rate than those who are single, divorced, or widowed, new research suggests.
Marriage and Family
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Misleading language diminishes the seriousness of assisted suicideAn assisted suicide Bill, the Dying with Dignity Bill 2020, is currently being considered in the Republic of Ireland and one ethicist has warned about misleading language.
Assisted Suicide
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CARE welcomes Down Syndrome Bill, calls for abortion law reformPress release: 4 February 2022
Abortion
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UK Gov could criminalise social media posts 'likely to cause harm'Online messages considered "likely to cause harm" could be criminalised under vague new offences being considered by the UK Government.
Freedom of Speech
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EHRC says conversion therapy ban must not infringe religious freedomsThe Equality and Human Rights Commission has stressed that a UK Government ban on conversion therapy must not infringe on religious liberty.
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Divorce rate could soar under controversial no-fault regimeThe UK's divorce rate could rise significantly this year following the introduction of controversial 'no-fault' divorce legislation, an industry insider has said.
Marriage and Family
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Authorities must "raise their game" in modern slavery fightStatement: Ross Hendry, CEO of CARE
Human Trafficking