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A significant apology from the UK
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UK council apologizes to BGEA for censoring ads; pays damages | World News
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UK council apologizes to BGEA for censoring ads; pays damages | World News
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An Important Moment for Religious Freedom in the UK : Blackpool Settles Franklin Graham Discrimination Case, Issues Public Apology
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Last Friday, a United Kingdom Judge ruled in favor of Franklin Graham, saying that the town of Blackpool, England had violated religious liberty protections when it removed bus ads promoting a 2018 Christian event hosted by the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association.
In the decision, Judge Claire Evans ruled that the Blackpool council and the Blackpool Transport Services, owned by the town, “discriminated on the ground of religion,” violating Article 10 rights which protect freedom of expression.
In July 2018, Blackpool succumbed to rising pressure on social media calling for the town to prohibit bus ads promoting the “Lancashire Festival of Hope with Franklin Graham” due to Graham’s adherence to biblical views on marriage and sexuality.