Free speech in UK?

Shaun Hexter  |  Your Views
Date posted:  1 May 2015
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Dear Sir

In the April edition of en, there were three examples showing that freedom of speech does not exist in the United Kingdom:

1. British Red Cross volunteer for 18 years Bryan Barkley was dismissed for holding up a sign saying ‘No Same Sex Marriage’ (p.3).

2. Sarah Mbuyi was dismissed from her job after sharing her belief in the biblical teaching that homosexuality is a sin (p.23).

3. Rosalind Dring, a magistrate for 17 years, was removed from the Family Bench after saying that she could not agree to placing a child with a gay couple (Letters, p.23).

Does anyone still think that we have a legal right to free speech in the UK?

Yours,

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