Kristie Higgs, a Christian school worker from Gloucestershire, was fired for criticizing LGBT teachings at a primary school. After her dismissal was deemed discriminatory, three judges ruled in her favor. The court highlighted that Higgs' beliefs were protected under the Equality Act and her social media posts, deemed by the school as potentially damaging, were not said at work. This victory emphasizes the right of Christians to express beliefs publicly without fear of job loss, marking a significant moment for free speech and religious freedom.
