EHRC chair - 'No right not to be offended' over matters of religion
Annual Lecture: Baroness O'Neill said there isn't a way to secure freedom of expression if society supports a right not to be offended
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Article reports on O'Neill's comments about freedom of expression and freedom of religion and belief at the Theos Annual Lecture
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Nick Spencer spoke on BBC Radio 4's Sunday as part of their Faith in the World Week
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Public has no right ‘not to be offended’ over religious matters
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EHRC chair speaks out over right to offend
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Coming up with a genuine replacement for the Human Rights Act like trying to replace the colours of the rainbow, says Baroness O’Neill
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