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  • 10 Jan
    2007
    Anti-gay rights activists do not represent most religious opinion, say critics

    Lobbyists trying to derail recent UK equalities legislation because of their vociferous opposition to homosexuality do not represent the majority of Christians or people of faith, let alone most people in Britain, critics of protests against the Sexual Orientation Regulations (SORs) have said.

  • 10 Jan
    2007
    Parliamentary challenge to UK equalities regulation fails

    Religious groups opposed to homosexuality have failed in their attempt to encourage British peers to scrap new rules providing lesbian and gay people with the same protection against discrimination as have been enjoyed by faith groups since 1998.

  • 9 Jan
    2007
    Comment on Sexual Orientation Regulations (SORs) protest

    The UK Christian think-tank Ekklesia says that the "panic and anxiety" over equalities legislation, which would prevent gay people facing discrimination in public services and in the provision of g

  • 9 Jan
    2007
    Christians 'torch' SORs: Ruth Gledhill
    Times Religious Correspondent Ruth Gledhill quotes Ekklesia on the controversial Sexual Orientation Regulations (SORs)
  • 9 Jan
    2007
    Not in my name: Rob Wilson
    An Evangelical Anglican priest calls for more voices to speak out over the Government's Sexual Orientation Regulations (SORs), citing Ekklesia and Faithworks as examples.
  • 9 Jan
    2007
    Faith groups are misrepresenting sexual equality rules, say critics

    Ahead of a rally in opposition to the Sexual Orientation Regulations (SORs) outside parliament tonight (9 January 2007), which protestors predict will attract several thousand participants, supporters of the equalities legislation ‚Ä' from civil rights, religious and secular groups ‚Ä' say that the regulations are being widely misrepresented.

  • 8 Jan
    2007
    Evangelical leader attacks 'aggressive' opposition to SORs

    A leading Evangelical has branded planned demonstrations by Christians against the Government's proposed Sexual Orientation Regulations (SORs) due to be discussed in the House of Lords tomorrow, as "virulent" and "aggressive".

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