Category: Sovereignty Rights

Canadian campaign hopes to remove mental illness as criteria for ‘assisted dying’

Introduced in March, the “Help Not Harm” campaign aims to raise awareness about the ethical, medical, and social implications of MAID, particularly opposing the scheduled widening of MAiD to include mental illness. The campaign urges for the authorization of Bill C-218, also known as the “Right to Recover Act,” which attempts to ban MAiD when a person’s only ‘qualifying condition’ is a mental illness.

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The Newsoms Are Parenting From Another Planet And They Want To Be America’s Parents, Too

The First Lady is meant to embody unity, home, and family. She is the right hand of the president and, in her own way, a mother to the nation. Melania Trump has taken that charge seriously — focusing her platform on children’s well-being, online safety, and opioid abuse prevention, placing service above self and motherhood above politics.

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Canada’s House of Commons passes bill that could criminalize quoting the Bible

The legislation removes a longstanding religious exemption from Canada’s hate speech laws, opening the door to potential criminal charges against Christians who publicly affirm biblical teachings on topics such as homosexuality and gender. Constitutional experts and faith leaders have condemned the bill for empowering police and courts to punish individuals based on subjective claims of “hateful” feelings rather than clear incitement to violence.

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Christian Wedding Photographer in Louisville Wins Massive Anti-Discrimination Settlement

She told CBN News in October 2025 she is outspokenly Christian and wanted to “proactively” state on her website her biblically based views on marriage and sexuality. City authorities, she explained, told her that would not be permissible and added she could not even tell prospective clients about what ceremonies she was and was not willing to photograph.

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Finland Christian Convicted of ‘Hate Speech’ for Decades-Old Pamphlet on Sexuality

“It is right that the court has acquitted Päivi Räsänen for her 2019 Bible verse tweet,” Paul Coleman, executive director of ADF International, which represented Räsänen, said in a statement Thursday. “However, the conviction for a simple church pamphlet published decades ago—before the law under which she has been convicted was even passed—is an outrageous example of state censorship.”

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Jennifer Burns’ ‘Excelara’ Helps Parents Reclaim Their Kids’ Education

Jennifer Burns, an educator and expert in Christian classical education, offers families an alternative through Excelara, an initiative helping parents start and join Christian, classical hybrid schools. Excelara offers parents and other “education entrepreneurs” everything they need to create affordable, flexible and excellent schools — from rigorous, biblically-based classical curriculum, to administrative support and teacher training, to help finding financial aid.

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