U.K. anti-abortion activist convicted of breaching ban on clinic protests
A British anti-abortion rights activist whose case caught the Trump administration's attention has been fined for breaching a ...
Woman found guilty in UK abortion free speech case monitored by US
An anti-abortion activist, whose case has attracted the attention of the United States over free speech concerns, was found ...
Complaint filed against WIAA, state over transgender participation in high school sports
The Alliance Defending Freedom filed a civil rights complaint against the state and the WIAA over the participation of transgender girls in high school sports.
Two Eastern Washington high school students turn to Trump Administration to bar trans athlete from competing
Two Washington female athletes are asking the Trump administration to stop a champion transgender runner from competing in the ongoing high school track and field season. The civil rights complaint ...
Trump officials 'seek to support' UK anti-abortion activists as campaigner is convicted of breaching 'buffer zone'
The White House is said to be keen to back more anti-abortion campaigners facing prosecution after a campaigner was convicted ...
Anti-abortion campaigner who was championed by the White House is found guilty of breaching 'buffer zone' by holding sign saying 'here to talk, if you want'
Bolt, 64, was found guilty at Poole Magistrates Court after holding up a sign which read 'Here to talk, if you want' near a ...
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Two Washington students turn to Trump Administration to withhold high school trans athlete from competition
Two Washington female athletes are asking the Trump Administration to stop a champion transgender athlete from competing in the ongoing high school track and field season.
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Christian woman convicted over sign offering to talk, deemed in violation of abortion clinic buffer zone law
A Christian woman has been convicted of breaching an abortion clinic buffer zone after holding a sign offering help ...
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The Supreme Court and the false flag of ‘religious liberty’
The religious right has used the courts to secure the right not only to worship freely, even in government-funded spaces, but also to interfere with the rights of others.