The Roman Catholic Church in Scotland has expressed concern that its views on marriage could soon be treated as a hate crime.
Leaders are worried that a “climate of heightened sensitivity” means its stance on marriage or human sexuality might be considered “an attempt to stir up hatred”.
The warning was made in a submission to the Scottish Government’s consultation on hate crime, following a review last year by Lord Bracadale.
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