Faith and Society APPG

1: attention to the extraordinary scale and value of faith groups’ contributions in response to the pandemic - Speech Link

1: Lords, many schools with faith-based admissions have diverse intakes. Faith schools do not have significantly - Speech Link
2: religion, and 53% of rural primary schools are faith schools. Almost three in 10 families in England - Speech Link
3: Lords, I have used faith schools and my children do so. Is it not true that faith schools are extremely - Speech Link
4: people of different faiths in choosing the intake of faith schools, it is equally important to ensure that - Speech Link
5: concept of preparing children for our very diverse society. To reassure noble Lords on the recent voluntary - Speech Link
6: and young people, whatever their faith and whether they have a faith or not, should have an opportunity - Speech Link

1: Government how they will ensure the engagement of faith leaders in events around the Commonwealth Summit - Speech Link
2: Meeting in London in April this year, when faith leaders, civil society, business leaders and young people will - Speech Link
3: place then has transformed many of the UK’s own faith communities. What plans do Her Majesty’s Government - Speech Link
4: the very important point that she raises about faith communities. I believe that we all would acknowledge—indeed - Speech Link
5: Government have been doing to ensure that civil society is fully engaged in the Commonwealth summit. Certainly - Speech Link

1: terrorists in Sri Lankan churches as they observed their faith on Easter Sunday. More victims were targeted in - Speech Link
2: fear and apprehension for those practising their faith in places of worship. But this cannot be regarded - Speech Link
3: organisations and civil society, including of course faith organisations and faith communities, will be - Speech Link
4: be available during Ramadan. As he heard me say, Faith Associates was chosen to do that. There will be - Speech Link

1: Majesty’s Government to engage with small charities and faith-based organisations in delivering United Kingdom - Speech Link
2: more of the smaller charities. The 2016 Civil Society Partnership Review noted that smaller charities - Speech Link

1: UK, the Hindu Council UK, the National Secular Society and over 1,000 individual petitioners, most of - Speech Link
2: within the UK. We have a modern multi-faith and multicultural society in which people of all faiths and none - Speech Link

1: relationship to sex education, sometimes. We live in a society where explicit imagery, pornography and material - Speech Link
2: drawing up their programmes, and that faith schools may use their faith to inform their teaching. In fact - Speech Link
3: low, at about 1 in 7,800 children. That is in a faith-based education system.That opt-out applies - Speech Link
4: pluralistic free society. If I demand respect for my faith, which is a minority faith in this country - Speech Link
5: raises two interesting points for me. The first is faith schools, and the second is the rights of parents - Speech Link

1: projects seek to highlight the values that bind our society together to invigorate and develop their local - Speech Link

1: the world’s most successful multi-ethnic, multi-faith societies, and we should take huge pride in that - Speech Link
2: The individuals who sent those have no place in society. We must do much more in the House to speak for - Speech Link

1: across the piece. We have talked about gender, faith and LGBT rights, which remain important priorities - Speech Link
2: countries, particularly civil society. What discussion is taking place with faith groups about the issue raised - Speech Link
3: again right to raise that. On working with civil society groups, he will be aware that we recently announced - Speech Link