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Faith in the Firing Line
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Freedom of Religion South Africa (FOR SA) is dedicated to protect, promote and uphold the religious freedom rights granted to all South Africans by the Constution. These podcasts feature expert legal views and opinion of the multiple and diverse issues which threaten to erode these vitally important human rights.
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Kingfisher FM Interview: Cancel Culture
Jan 13, 202100:12:11Tap to summarizeKingfisher FM talks to FOR SA’s Michael Swain about the threats cancel culture poses to freedom of expression and, as a result, to religious freedom.
Transcribe →Update on the Department of Home Affairs’ Proposed Marriage Policy
Jan 13, 202100:04:02Tap to summarizeFOR SA’s Daniela Ellerbeck talks to Michael Swain about his feedback on the JHB Consultation between the Department and Religious Leaders regarding the Department’s proposed Marriage Policy. The Department’s CPT Consultation with Religious Leaders is taking place on 23 October 2019. If you are a religious leader: 1. Interested in attending, please email FOR SA (info@forsa.org.za) and we will pass your contact details on to the Department for consideration for an invite. 2. Unable to participate in the Consultation, please complete this Questionnaire (http://forsa.org.za/wp-admin/admin-aj... ) and email it to FOR SA (info@forsa.org.za).
Transcribe →The Department of Home Affairs’ Proposed Marriage Policy
Jan 13, 202100:06:38Tap to summarizeFOR SA’s Daniela Ellerbeck discusses what FOR SA’s position on the Modernisation of Marriage Laws is. FOR SA "A voice for the Christian Church in South Africa" Serving as a voice to government and society for Christians in South Africa on issues affecting religious freedom.
Transcribe →Beloftebos - Its about Freedom
Jan 13, 202100:08:47Tap to summarizeOn 2 March 2020, the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) opened up a legal case against Beloftebos, a wedding venue in the Western Cape, in the Cape High Court (Equality Court). The SAHRC accuses the owners of Beloftebos of unfair discrimination for refusing – on grounds of their Scriptural conviction that marriage is between a man and a woman – to host, participate in, and celebrate same-sex weddings. The case will have major ramifications not only for Beloftebos but for the freedom of all South Africans not to be forced to do work that violates their sincerely held convictions and beliefs, whatever those may be. Contributions towards Beloftebos’ legal case can be made into the following trust account: Bliden Campbell Incorporated ABSA Bank Milnerton Cheque Acc: 406 967 5230 Branch code: 630509 Ref: Beloftebos A win for Beloftebos, is a win for all! #backbeloftebos Visit our Website: www.forsa.org.za
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