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Are Christian Being Denied Their Rights? AUD

Added 07 April 2010

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On the day that a Christian woman in Britain lost her legal appeal against a ruling that she couldn't wear a cross at work, Mal Fletcher took part in an important debate on whether this signals a 'slippery slope' toward a loss of rights for Christians.

The debate took place on London's Premier Radio.

To stream/download the interview click here.

Keywords: persecuted christians | Wearing a cross | Christian rights | persecution

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