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Can a Province Override Religious Freedom? Canada's Supreme Court Is About to Answer
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Finnish Supreme Court Imposes Criminal Liability on Religious Publisher
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Ethically Sourced Humans: Silicon Valley’s Most Disturbing Bet
A startup wants to manufacture brainless human bodies for organs, drug testing, and whatever comes next. Someone should ask what comes next.
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Can a Province Override Religious Freedom? Canada’s Supreme Court Is About to Answer
Quebec’s Bill 21 targets religion by name, bans its visible expression categorically, and rewrites Quebec’s own Charter to make…
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First Circuit Rejects Parental Challenge to Massachusetts Special Education Rules
A federal appeals court ruled that the state does not violate the Constitution by requiring private school students to travel to public site…
