Great Britain

Margaret Forrester was suspended from her work because of her oppposition to abortion. Before losing her job at UK's National Health Service, Margaret expressed her views that women receiving abortion were not given proper education on the negative effects of abortion.

“In a country where Christians can be sacked for manifesting their faith, are vilified by State bodies, are in fear of reprisal or even arrest for expressing their views on sexual ethics, something is very wrong.”

"I am very disappointed for the individuals concerned who have simply followed their conscience. Such is the result of a liberal establishment that has become deeply illiberal."

“Christianity is so consubstantial with the West, that any surrender on its part would have devastating consequences.”

Halawi reportedly said she was told by those involved in the complaints to "go to Hell" for her religion and that Jews were responsible for the September 11 terror attacks against the United States. A friend, she added, was reduced to tears after being bullied for wearing a cross.

The murder of Shahbaz Bhatti in Pakistan emphasises the urgent need for communication between faiths.

“It was the Christian character of the YWCA that made it great. It is a shame that it’s turning its back on those values.”

“When their institutions are forced to adopt secular standards in everything from rules of employment to selection of intake, the community should speak up for a fair society in which secularist values do not automatically trump Christian values.”

Britain's television watchdog has censured a Muslim religious channel accusing its presenters of condoning marital rape and calling women who visit mosques wearing perfume as ''prostitutes''