Christian groups object to 'anti-rights' label

Lydia Houghton  |  UK & Ireland
Date posted:  17 Aug 2026
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Christian groups object to 'anti-rights' label

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One of the so-called “anti-rights organisations” named in a now-withdrawn report by Amnesty International UK has coordinated a joint letter to the Charity Commission.

Eleven Christian charities signed the letter, put together by Christian legal advocacy group ADF International (UK); it was sent to the Chair of the Charity Commission and copied to the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC). The letter was in response to the now-withdrawn report by Amnesty International UK entitled “A growing threat: the anti-rights movement in the UK” in which several evangelical organisations – including en – were branded “anti-rights organisations”.

Robert Clarke, Director of Advocacy at ADF International, told en: “Amnesty International UK’s ‘anti-rights’ report may have been withdrawn, but the bias behind it hasn’t gone away.

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