The danger in Dorries
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In May 2011, I read about Tory MP Nadine Dorries’ attack on sex education, via a private member’s bill.
Religion and schools
Leicester AWL meeting: religion in schools
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Date:
11 April, 2005 - 21:29
Location:
Secular Hall, Humberstone Gate, Leicester
"Secularism, religion, and schools": AWL London forum
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Date:
31 March, 2005 - 21:30
Location:
Lucas Arms, 245A Grays Inn Road, London WC1
Description:
Speakers from the National Secular Society and Christian Socialist Movement.
Download a leaflet advertising this event here.
Speakers from the National Secular Society and Christian Socialist Movement.
Download a leaflet advertising this event here.
AWL North London branch meeting
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Date:
8 March, 2005 - 19:30
Location:
Artillery Arms, Bunhill Row, London EC1
Description:
The main discussion will be about Schools and Secularism, introduced by Jean Lane. The third in our series of three discussions about Religion and Politics.
The main discussion will be about Schools and Secularism, introduced by Jean Lane. The third in our series of three discussions about Religion and Politics.
Left must not hush up Islamist violence
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On 26 May four young men from East London were jailed for at least four or five years each for an attack in July 2010 on a local school teacher.
KS3 Islam?
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Recently I had a day in an inner-London school supply-teaching Religious Education.
Trotsky: Is The Time Ripe For The Slogan: ‘The United States Of Europe’? (1923)
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The motor force driving to war was this, that the capitalist forces of production had outgrown the framework of European national states.
The ALP and religion in schools
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Psalm 137:9 Happy is he who dashes children’s heads into rocks.
LAMENT FOR AN UNEXPECTED DEATH
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LAMENT FOR AN UNEXPECTED DEATH
God
God
God
God!
My God
A horror story to learn from
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An 81 year old retired Irish cardinal, Desmond Connell, has gone to the High Court in Dublin for a writ to stop his successor as Archbishop of Dublin from handing over church files on paedophile priests to a state-organised inquiry into clerical abuse of children.