'Free to Believe? The Intensifying Intolerance Toward Christians in the West' documents 168 incidents of persecution or unfair discrimination against Christians across 16 countries between 2019 and 2023.
Campaign Life Coalition helped sponsor a bus of pro-life young people to attend the March for Life and bring American strategies and motivation back to Canada.
'The ICO is supposed to be responsible for protecting people's privacy. How can it be taken seriously in that role if it's dictating to its employees what they can and can't think? Talk about invasion of privacy!'
Footage obtained by ADF UK shows a West Midlands police officer issuing a fine to Isabel Vaughan-Spruce for standing still and praying silently within an abortion facility 'buffer zone' in Birmingham on October 18.
A UK police force have confirmed that they will not bring charges against pro-lifer Isabel Vaughan-Spruce over her silent prayer outside an abortion center, and issued an apology for the length of time to reach the decision not to prosecute her.
‘It is unfathomable that in an apparently free society, I am being criminally charged on the basis of what I expressed silently, in the privacy of my own mind,’ said Adam Smith-Connor.
'Parliament’s introduction of censorship zones across the country today will mean that many more innocent people like Isabel Vaughan-Spruce will be unjustly criminalized for their silent thoughts, or for peacefully offering leaflets about charitable help available to women who might want to hear about other options,' ADF UK legal counsel Jeremiah Igunnubole said.
In video footage of the incident, a police officer can be seen telling recently acquitted Isabel Vaughan-Spruce that it is still 'an offense' to pray in the abortion clinic's 'buffer zone,' even if done so silently.