Christians report Amnesty International over 'explicit call to discriminate' against faithful
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Christian organisations have reported Amnesty International over an "explicit call to discriminate" against faithful communities, in a now-withdrawn report.
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Eleven groups alleged the paper, "A Growing Threat: the Anti-Rights Movement in the UK", contained "an explicit call to discriminate against" their organisations.Amnesty UK is already facing threatened legal action from JK Rowling after the same briefing labelled gender-critical feminists and women's support services as "anti-rights".Coordinated by the Alliance Defending Freedom, the latest complainants say the document was riddled with "a range of sweeping generalisations, allegations and inaccuracies".The report condemned Christian charities alongside grassroots groups that support women fleeing sexual abuse and those campaigning for sex-based rights.A letter seen by The Times reads: "In most cases the only thing these organisations share is disagreement with Amnesty International UK's position on a handful of contested...
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