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Quakers stand with #Stansted15 on human rights day
Quakers across Britain are supporting peaceful protestors, known as the “Stansted 15", who took nonviolent direct action in defence of human rights and who have now been found guilty of endangering safety at aerodromes.
Quakers stand with #Stansted15 on human rights day
Faith and belief leaders urge MPs to approve changes to Policing Bill
Quakers in Britain have convened a joint faith and belief letter to MPs ahead of final votes on the Policing Bill.
Faith and belief leaders urge MPs to approve changes to Policing Bill
MPs remove Lords’ changes to Policing Bill
MPs have voted down the positive changes made to the Policing Bill by members of the House of Lords.
MPs remove Lords’ changes to Policing Bill
Lords push back on Policing Bill
Members of the House of Lords have voted three times to remove draconian restrictions to protest from the Policing Bill.
Lords push back on Policing Bill
New protest restrictions come into force
Protestors should beware of new measures in England and Wales under the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Act 2022 that were enacted on 28 June 2022.
New protest restrictions come into force
Quakers welcome parliamentary report condemning indeterminate sentences
Quakers in Criminal Justice have endorsed a Justice Committee report on Imprisonment for Public Protection (IPP) sentences which found them to be irredeemably flawed.
Quakers welcome parliamentary report condemning indeterminate sentences
Quaker composer premieres new choral work exploring shadow of torture
Leading composer Sally Beamish's new work, 'A Knock on the Door', uses two choirs representing detainees and interrogators, to explore how torture damages all involved.
Quaker composer premieres new choral work exploring shadow of torture
Silence inspires authors
Three stimulating Quaker authors, Philip Gross, Sheila Hancock and Tracy Chevalier are lined-up for a lively discussion at the Hay Book Festival, on how their faith influences their creativity.
Silence inspires authors
Yearly Meeting focuses on living out Quaker faith
Registrations are flooding in for Yearly Meeting 2016 as around one thousand Quakers head to London next month for four days of work and worship.Yearly Meeting runs from 27 to 30 May in Friends House (opposite Euston Station) and focuses on “Living out our faith in the world. Are we ready to meet the challenge?" Listening to stories of experience, recognising and responding to the promptings of the Spirit and wisely using gifts to work with others to tackle the causes of injustice and inequality.
Yearly Meeting to focus on living out our faith
Conscientious objection: 100 years on
In the midst of World War I, as conscription came into force, Quakers worked with parliament to ensure men had the right to refuse to kill. In 1916, with the Military Service Act, Britain became the first country to give legal recognition to individual conscience, now enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
A 100 years of Conscientious Objection to military service