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The Chambers of Paul Diamond is the premier Chambers to specialise in the law of religious liberty.


Paul Diamond combines his considerable strength in this area with his knowledge of public and European law. The law of religious liberty is a specialist field that is increasingly becoming an important field of law which covers diverse fields: rights and rites of religion (diet, clothing, external characteristics), religious propagation of faith, evangelism, religious autonomy, the Church / State divide, employment law, parades, festivals, criminal law, 'hate speech', access to benefits and other areas.

The law of religious liberty overlaps with other areas of the law and jurisdictions. Paul Diamond is a specialist in European, EU and aspects of International Law. He has practised in the field of Administrative law, public law, employment law, education law, Police law, civil right, family law and trade mark law.


If the issue is one of the manifestation of a religious right; or an issue related to civil rights, the Chambers of Paul Diamond may be of assistance.

 

"I would like to express my gratitude to Paul Diamond, barrister for his legal work in securing my right to conduct a mission in London. ...The situation in the United Kingdom is disturbing and we must support the work of Paul Diamond to secure religious liberty in that Great Land."
Nicki Cruz

Nurse Caroline Petrie Featured...

Paul Diamond was instructed by Nurse Caroline Petrie after she was suspended for asking a patient if they wanted prayer. Caroline was permitted to return to work.


Paul has a congratulatory glass of champagne with Councillor Alan Craig and Councillor Ademolake after securing a successful appeal at Snaresbrook Crown Court Featured...

Paul Diamond has a congratulatory glass of champagne with Councillor Alan Craig and Councillor Ademolake after securing a successful appeal at Snaresbrook Crown Court

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