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Topic: Human Rights Act
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Global News Blog
Cameron's London riots speech raises British ire
Prime Minister David Cameron's speech yesterday about the roots of last week's riots had no shortage of critics.
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DC's gay marriage law survives court challenge
The DC Court of Appeals ruled Thursday that Washington was within its rights to block a popular vote on same-sex marriage because the results could violate its human rights law. The city legalized gay marriage in March.
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The Adam Smith Institute Blog
Britain needs a Glenn Beck
British TV journalists can't express a point of view when reporting the news. Why not?
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Judge: D.C. gay-marriage vote would violate Human Rights Act
A Washington, D.C., judge ruled Thursday that the District can ban any referendums on gay marriage under the terms of the District's Human Rights Act. The decision, which will be appealed, is a victory for gay-rights groups.
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Washington, D.C. moves toward legalizing gay marriage
Meanwhile, Congress is now likely to add sexual orientation to federal hate crimes law, and President Obama will address a major gay-rights organization Saturday night.
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When free speech offends Muslims
Cases in Canada show the value of standing firm.








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