A Canadian physician administering Medical Assistance in Dying has been placed under supervision by Nova Scotia’s physicians’ regulator after a patient he declared dead resumed breathing shortly after the doctor left the home — because he had administered an anaesthetic instead of the correct lethal medication. Dr. James MacLean was the subject of two separate Read more by IFN English on IFN.

Finland’s Discrimination and Equality Board has fined the city of Espoo €10,000 and ordered it to pay €2,500 in compensation to a student who was exposed to Christian content at school celebrations — including a graduation hymn sung by Finnish schoolchildren for generations. The board found that in 2024 the student was exposed to the Read more by IFN English on IFN.

Ghana’s parliament has passed the Human Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill by a voice vote, imposing prison terms of up to 10 years for those who promote, sponsor, or advocate LGBT activity — and up to three years for individuals who openly identify as LGBT. The bill was introduced after an earlier version passed Read more by IFN English on IFN.

Dutch political commentator Eva Vlaardingerbroek has launched the “Save Europe Act” — a European Citizens’ Initiative demanding that the EU halt replacement migration, secure borders, and protect the ethnocultural identity of European nations. Vlaardingerbroek unveiled the initiative at the Remigration Summit in Porto, Portugal on Saturday, describing it as “essentially a legal proposal that we Read more by IFN English on IFN.

Retired pastor Clive Johnston, 78, has formally appealed his conviction under Northern Ireland’s abortion buffer zone law — a ruling that found him guilty of “influencing” abortion patients despite giving a sermon that made no mention of abortion. Johnston was convicted on May 7 at Coleraine Magistrates’ Court on two charges under the Abortion Services Read more by IFN English on IFN.