Sentences with phrase «conduct civil partnerships»

What faith groups want to conduct civil partnerships on their premises?

Coalition plans to allow gay couples to conduct their civil partnership in religious buildings have met resistance from the Catholic Church.

«It is unlawful to conduct civil partnership registrations on premises that are not approved for that purpose.

Not exact matches

But exactly how does refusing to conduct a same - sex civil partnership ceremony, or refusing to give sex therapy to gay couples, impinge on anyone's rights?

Another very important activity was developing a network of celebrants able to conduct non-religious funerals, weddings, naming ceremonies and same sex affirmations (before the law allowing gay civil partnerships).

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Harassment: This describes a situation in which a person is subjected to unwanted conduct due to marriage or civil partnership.

Registrar Lillian Ladele, 51, who was disciplined after she declined to conduct same - sex civil partnerships

However, the judges were unanimous that there was no violation in the cases of: Nurse Shirley Chaplin, who was moved to a paperwork role after refusing to remove a crucifix, which it argued could cause injury when handling patients; Gary McFarlane, a marriage counsellor, who was sacked for refusing to give sex therapy to homosexuals; or Registrar Lillian Ladele, who was disciplined after she declined to conduct same - sex civil partnerships.

This is in effect conduct through the «back door» and the approach was criticised by the House of Lords and sensibly so, as it would be a rare case in which the parties had equally decided that their marriage / civil partnership was at an end and that there had been equal fault on both sides.