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One Green Bottle, male circumcision and the law: Healthcare and Secularism Part 4
Mon, 12 Nov 2018
James Chegwidden is a barrister practising from Old Square Chambers in London. Originally from Australia and called to the Bar by Lincoln's Inn in 2008, he specialises in equality and discrimination law and public law cases. He formerly worked as avocat stagiaire at the European Court of Human Rights, Strasbourg, and was appointed Attorney General's Counsel to the Crown in 2013.
Reclaiming Conscience in Healthcare: Healthcare and Secularism Part 2
Sat, 10 Nov 2018
Michael Thomson is Professor of Health Law at the University of Leeds and University of Technology Sydney. At Leeds he is the founder and Director of the School's Centre for Law & Social Justice. His research interests span the fields of health law, children's rights, and legal and political theory. In health law, he has written extensively on the legal regulation of reproduction and non-therapeutic genital cutting.
Introduction and Keynote Speech: Healthcare and Secularism Part 1
Fri, 9 Nov 2018
Dr Lempert is a partner in a rural GP practice on the Welsh/English border. Since 2008 he has coordinated and chaired the SMF which works to protect patients from the harm caused by the imposition on them of other people's personal beliefs. Dr Lempert is a BMA representative, and chairs the Shropshire division of the BMA.
No More Faith Schools
Thu, 26 Apr 2018
We're a national campaign against faith schools. Whatever your religion or belief, faith schools are a disaster for social cohesion. Together we can build an inclusive education system today, for an inclusive society tomorrow.
What is secularism - #NSS150
Mon, 3 Oct 2016
90 second overview of secularism and the National Secular Society today. Do you think religion is a personal matter for individuals and something that should never be imposed on people?
