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WEDC: Wikoff Color Corporation establishes new facility in Lisbon

WEDC: Wikoff Color Corporation establishes new facility in Lisbon
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Religious groups warn Australia government to retain clause allowing discrimination in proposed bill

Draft legislation is causing deep divisions in Liberal party with MPs preparing to cross floor

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Australian Christian Lobby s Unique Nationwide Christmas Initiative

Australian Christian Lobby s Unique Nationwide Christmas Initiative
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No Vaccination Restrictions For Churches When NSW Opens Up - Vision Christian Radio

No Vaccination Restrictions For Churches When NSW Opens Up - Vision Christian Radio
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Apologies to journalists, but some of us are just clueless

Imprisoned Saudi writer Raif bin Muhammad Badawi was on my mind this week, as he often is when questions of free speech arise. He was arrested in 2012 and faced the death penalty over charges of apostasy. Lucky for him, he was only sentenced to a decade in prison, torture, 1000 lashes and a fine. The then 25-year-old husband and father of three dared question why Saudi women needed a male guardian to walk down the street or indeed why all Saudis were required to believe in Islam on a website he set up to foster a discussion of liberalism. Amnesty International, for what it’s worth, determined he was “a prisoner of conscience, detained solely for peacefully exercising his right to freedom of expression”.

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