Pastor Danny Nalliah, a leading Australian Christian, was previously sued successfully under a religious hatred law similar to the one being proposed in the UK. The pastor will be coming to the UK in February.
At a private seminar in Australia, the President of Catch the Fire Ministries, was called to consider the impact of Islam. He quoted various parts of the Koran to show what many Muslims believe, but was found of inciting religious hatred by carrying out the act.
The Evangelical Alliance and the ACEA is now encouraging all people that wish to preserve the right of freedom of speech to contact their MP before Tuesday Jan. 31st, as a matter of “great urgency”.
The Alliances have also organised a rally for those committed to preserving free speech in Jan 31st from 1pm to 4pm at Old Palace Yard in London.
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