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• Majority of Britons believe religion is a force for good
• Waters warns of growing attack on religious freedom
• Northern Ireland society breaking down says think tank
• Women’s ‘double shift’ of home and work duties a myth finds new research
• Controversial Equal Treatment directive held up by disagreements

• The growing marriage and religion gap
• The recession and marriage
• Is race a relevant factor in adoption decisions?
• Money scruples obscure real moral issue in AHR debate
• Britain’s failed teenage pregnancy strategy

• Lecture: "Why religion will make a comeback"
  10th June 2010
• Lecture: ‘Reducing teenage pregnancy and sexual activity’
  25th March 2010
• Making Babies: a conference on the ethics of Assisted Human Reproduction
  9th December 2009
• Studies/Iona Institute lecture: 'The place of religion within the European Union'
  16th November 2009

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Related Iona Documents

Teenage access to contraception

March 24, 2010

The Iona Institute has made a submission to the Law Reform Commission in response to its recent consultation paper ‘Children and the Law: medical treatment’. The submission is written by Professor David Paton of Nottingham University.

Click here to download Professor Paton's Powerpoint presentation on the topic.

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Tax Individualisation: Time for A critical Rethink

March 15, 2007

A new report, the first from The Iona Institute, highlights the unjust treatment in the tax code of one-income married couples compared with two-income married couples.

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