Lufthansa fined record $6.6m for discriminating against Jewish passengers
It is the largest fine the US has ever imposed on an airline for a civil rights violation.
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Waikato Muslims to showcase Māori Quran
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Wellington mosque wanting to broadcast call to prayer three times a year
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A 'dumping ground': Priests accused or convicted of abuse relocated to the Pacific
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'Well-known and respected': Bishop Denis George Browne, 86, dies after long illness
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The academic receiving death threats for calling out the religious right
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'It's taken a toll on me': Church group boss resigns amid abuse inquiry fallout
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Mother jailed for forcing daughter to marry her killer in Oz
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Murder-accused dad has 'no regrets' over 8yo daughter's death
Police talk to man accused of murdering daughter by withholding medication.
Priest sues queer dating app Grindr after being outed
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Heather du Plessis-Allan: Govt's gang conundrum - which victims should get abuse in care compo?
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Member of cult dubbed 'most dangerous' by Chinese media allowed to stay in NZ
The Church of Almighty God believes Jesus returned as a woman and is banned in China.
Abuse in care revelations: Law Society president on leave after complaints laid
The Law Society confirmed he had taken leave 'while any complaints are addressed'.
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The 3000-page report calls for apologies, redress and police investigations.
Jehovah’s Witnesses lose last-ditch court case over abuse in care report
The church was trying to block part of a report about abuse in care that is about them.
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