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Justice without privilege
The members of the Lawyers’ Secular Society believe that law and the administration of justice should be based on equality, respect for human rights, and on objective evidence. No weight should be attached to religious doctrine or to belief in the supernatural.
The LSS was founded to provide advice and assistance to individuals affected by laws which give special advantages to those who assert religious beliefs. We seek to help people and organisations campaigning against religious privilege of all kinds.
BREAKING NEWS
24 AUG 2010
Foreign Office under fire over cuts to human rights monitoring
William Hague defends cost-cutting plan that reportedly includes shaving £560,000 off budget for annual report
24 AUG 2010
Saudi Arabian judge asks hospitals to paralyse man
Country's strict enforcement of sharia law sees 'eye for an eye' punishment sought for after cleaver attack
24 AUG 2010
Government funding for stem cell research blocked by US court
US government funding for stem cell research is blocked after judge rules that it breaks law protecting human embryos
