by UFI Blog | Mar 29, 2017 | Diane Robertson, Free Speech, Religious Freedom
by Diane Robertson Religious freedom is being chipped away at one small bit at a time. As a result, the freedom in which people had to behave and speak has been changing. Years ago, private business owners could make their religion part of their business and the...
by UFI Blog | Mar 10, 2017 | Gender Identity, Religious Freedom, Sovereignty, The Family
by Ashley Corbaley In September of last year Thai law professor and homosexual activist, Vitit Muntarbhorn, was appointed the first UN Independent Expert on sexual orientation and Gender Identity. There was and is great opposition to the Independent Expert’s position....
by UFI Blog | Jan 18, 2017 | Diane Robertson, LGBT, Marriage, Marriage and Family, Non-Discrimination, Religious Freedom, Same-Sex Marriage
by Diane Robertson Telescope Media group is a small couple owned business in Minnesota that makes small promotional films or commercials for local events. The company is Christian based and Christian in purpose. Their website advertises the purpose of the company as...
by UFI Blog | Jan 4, 2017 | Abortion, Diane Robertson, Free Speech, Gender Identity, Religious Freedom, Transgender
by Diane Robertson What happens in the legislature and what happens in the courts ought to be very important to every one. Those are the places where laws are made and repealed. While not all laws affect everyone’s daily life, all laws have a profound effect on public...
by UFI Blog | Nov 30, 2016 | Diane Robertson, Religious Freedom
by Diane Robertson This week I received an email from Alliance Defending Freedom, a group of lawyers who defend religious freedom, that began thus: “Dear Diane, Do you ever wonder what the future will look like for your children and grandchildren? We live in a world...
by UFI Blog | Nov 23, 2016 | Diane Robertson, Gender Identity, Religious Freedom, Transgender
by Diane Robertson Churches in Massachusetts this Thanksgiving face a conundrum for the first time: should they open their buildings up to the public to serve Thanksgiving dinner and risk up to $50,000 in fines or should they remain closed to the public to keep their...
