Barrister | International human rights lawyer | Director of Advocacy @ADFIntl | UK-based | Advancing the right to live and speak the truth | Personal account
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Robert Clarke retweeted
đ¨Should teachers be FIRED for honestly answering a student's question?
That's what happened to Anita Meston, a Christian teacher who said she was pro-life when asked by a student.
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Robert Clarke retweeted
Absolutely! The fact that I've been persued for four years over this should be concerning to people no matter what their views are on abortion or Christianity.
Isabel Vaughan-Spruce faces criminal charges for standing silently on a street, saying nothing and obstructing no one. Whatever your views on abortion, CJ Strachan argues that criminalising silent prayer is not who we are. dailysceptic.org/2026/10/11/âŚ
Robert Clarke retweeted
Assisted suicide and euthanasia are especially dangerous for vulnerable people â including those who are elderly, disabled, or in cognitive decline.
Every human life, regardless of age or medical condition, should be protected.
@ADFIntl's @RosBettina81 addresses the @UN_HRC:
Robert Clarke retweeted
This @DailyMail post has 9.5 million views. @Kelsisheren originally broke this story on her @Substack. Canadian media ignores the countless MAID cases that are likely criminal violations and we depend on international and independent media to expose our reality to ourselves.
Our 83-year-old Christian grandmother was euthanised against her will under Canada's assisted dying system - she died covered in blood with her hands clasped in prayer trib.al/vqrDMuf
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To understand why the assisted suicide bill failed, start with this exchange between Danny Kruger and Kim Leadbeater.
Again and again opponents pointed out the disturbing consequences of the bill, and supporters just tried to avoid talking about them:
âźď¸ BREAKING: Westminster rejects assisted suicide bill! By 286-270.
This follows an increasingly common pattern. A degree of initial support that falls away once the full reality gets exposed. Scotland, Slovenia, parts of Canada⌠and now the UK. A vote for life and proper care!
Robert Clarke retweeted
Soo excited for my fourth March for Life this Saturday, 5 September in London
Full details here: marchforlife.co.uk
Robert Clarke retweeted
The pattern is clear: over time, where euthanasia or assisted suicide are legalised, the number of people choosing it increases, and legislation becomes increasingly permissive.
âď¸ @Rob_ADFIntl for @spikedonline
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âźď¸ An important step forward for protecting women's sport.
Following our warning, 2 UK sports groups are changing their policies to now be based on biological sex rather than self-identified gender.
This change will prevent biological males from competing in female categories.
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Robert Clarke retweeted
What if you were banned from entering a country because you believed in the Bible?
That is what is happening to Päivi Räsänen.
Earlier this year, she was criminally convicted of "hate speech" for a church booklet she wrote in 2004, peacefully expressing her Christian views.
Now, that unjust conviction is preventing her from entering the UK:
thefederalist.com/2026/08/19âŚ
Robert Clarke retweeted
"Burnham must rule out assisted dying once and for all" says @Rob_ADFIntl
spiked-online.com/2026/08/18âŚ
âď¸ I wrote for @spikedonline on why Burnhamâs conditional opposition to assisted suicide fails to recognise the concerns that run even deeper than Britainâs struggling healthcare system.
spiked-online.com/2026/08/18âŚ
Robert Clarke retweeted
URGENT: Finnish politician Päivi Räsänen has been blocked from entering the UK to speak about free speech at an event this week in Northern Ireland, following her criminal âhate speechâ conviction in Finland, for peacefully expressing her Christian views in a decades-old church booklet.
Now, Räsänen and ADF are calling on Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood to make a last-minute intervention, to allow Räsänen to enter the UK and speak at the event in person on Friday.
It is outrageous that a democratically elected politician in an allied European country has been blocked from entering the UK, for expressing her Christian beliefs.
There is still time for this egregious state censorship to be reversed.
Robert Clarke retweeted
Official statement by @beirasplace on @AmnestyUK's recent climbdown.
"Beiraâs Place acknowledges the apology published by Amnesty International together with the undertaking to commission an independent external review into how two reports containing such false and harmful allegations could be published and promoted in its name.
The permanent removal of both reports is a tacit acceptance that they contained allegations which were false and defamatory of a large number of organisations which it classed as âgender critical'. While the apology is welcomed it does not rectify the reputational damage caused to Beiraâs Place. In particular the apology fails to recognise that those most severely impacted are the staff who work day in day out to support survivors of sexual violence and the many women who need and use the service.
Although the apology extends to those groups classed as 'gender critical' it is noteworthy that many other organisations were wrongly defamed by Amnesty in both reports forsimply upholding the protected belief that sex is real, immutable and important in many areas of life. Those organisations also deserve a written apology."
.@AmnestyUK have issued an apology today - that is good news! But while it specifically calls out "Beiraâs Place and other groups, which we categorised as gender critical organisations" there is no reference to the Christian organisations that were also obviously targeted.
.@AmnestyUK also says the report "should never have been published" and doesn't reflect their institutional position. But this is the second briefing they've had to pull for the same "anti-rights" framing, and there is more. That sounds exactly like an...institutional position.
.@AmnestyUK branded us "anti-rights" then backtracked under fire. But it wasn't a one-off. This week, 11 Christian charities wrote to the Charity Commission to set the record straight. Disagreeing with Amnesty on a handful of contested questions isn't a threat to human rights.
@AmnestyUK's âanti-rightsâ report was so bad, they took it down. But we saw it â and we saw its deeply anti-Christian bias.
Yesterday, we sent a letter to @ChtyCommission together with 10 Christian charities targeted by the report, to set the record straight on our mission, values, and contributions to society.
Robert Clarke retweeted
Such a well-deserved honor. @KelseyZorzi is an effective and fearless advocate for those around the world suffering persecution for their faith.
We are blessed to have her leading our global religious freedom team at @ADFIntl, and Iâm proud to see her work being acknowledged more widely. Well done, Kelsey!
Deeply honored to receive an IRF Secretariat Award last night. This recognition belongs to the extraordinary international religious freedom community I am privileged to work alongside every day.
We are united by a shared conviction that every person has the right to choose, change, and practice their faith without fear, and by a shared hope that progress is possible: that laws can change, policies can be implemented, and prisoners can be freed.
We have witnessed remarkable victories, but the work ahead remains immense. Real progress happens when governments, parliamentarians, lawyers, religious leaders, researchers, advocates, and survivors come together with a common purpose to defend the rights of those around the world who are denied this most fundamental freedom.
Grateful to be part of this global effort and committed to the work ahead.
đ¨We have filed Päivi Räsänen, Bp Pohjola & the Luther Foundation's cases with the ECHR.
Every judge at the District Court and every judge at the Court of Appeal found no crime. At the Supreme Court, the rapporteur and two of five justices agreed they should be acquitted...[1/3]
