What a court case about a cake says
In 2014, a Christian-run bakery in Belfast sparked controversy when they refused to make a cake for local gay rights
In 2014, a Christian-run bakery in Belfast sparked controversy when they refused to make a cake for local gay rights
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The Kurds are the largest ethnic minority in Turkey, but have faced persistent violent assaults on their culture, language, and
Abby Backhouse joins Reclaim the Night on their 44th annual march against gender-based violence.