Paul Diamond

Type: Person

Name: Paul Diamond

First reported May 26 2013 - Updated May 26 2013 - 1 reports

Former Archbishop of Canterbury Lord Carey in row over 'intolerant' event

The former Archbishop of Canterbury, Baron Carey of Clifton, has criticised an Oxford college which suggested a conference he addressed was "intolerant". Trinity College apologised for hosting the event following complaints that the Christian organisation ... [Published Telegraph - May 26 2013]

Entities: George Carey, Michael Nazir-Ali, Paul Diamond, Andrea Williams

First reported Mar 22 2013 - Updated Mar 23 2013 - 4 reports

Boris Johnson

Boris Johnson wins ruling over ban on Christian group's controversial 'post-gay and proud' bus advert

The Mayor of London's decision to ban controversial bus adverts which suggested that gay people could be "cured" was lawful, the High Court ruled today. The ruling stated that Boris Johnson did not abuse his position as chairman of Transport for London ... [Published The Independent - Mar 22 2013]

Entities: Boris Johnson, Gay, Paul Diamond, Transport for London

First reported Jan 15 2013 - Updated Jan 15 2013 - 1 reports

European Court of Human Rights

Religious Freedom across the Pond

More to come on this, but we may not be the best stewards of religious liberty on either side of the Atlantic. In a mixed bag of rulings today a European Court of Human Rights found that a British Airlines employee has the right to wear a cross, despite ... [Published The Corner on National Review Online - Jan 15 2013]

Entities: Religion, Paul Diamond, Homosexuality, European Court of Human Rights

Quotes

Mr Diamond said that Core Issues Trust had nothing but "utter respect for people struggling with same-sex attraction" and denied that it was attempting to offer a "gay cure."

Boris Johnson wins ruling over ban on Christian group's controversial 'post-gay and proud' bus ad ... [Published The Independent - Mar 22 2013]

Diamond said: "it was clearly a highly charged issue, and the mayor took credit for the highly politically driven decision."

Boris Johnson did not break law with ban on Christian ad, high court rules [Published Guardian.co.uk - Mar 22 2013]

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Religious Freedom across the Pond [Published The Corner on National Review Online - Jan 15 2013]
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