Finland’s Supreme Court Convicts Christians Of ‘Hate Speech’ For Saying Men And Women Are Different
Source: The Federalist · Bias: Far Right
Summary
In a case with global implications, Finland's high court rules discussing what the Bible says about sexuality is 'hate speech.'
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