Leftist party Norway wants to cut funding university for marriage clause

02-12-2022

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Leftist party Norway wants to cut funding university for marriage clause

The Christian NLA University College in Bergen, Norway, holds onto a traditional view of marriage and sexuality. Therefore, the far-left Rødt party demanded that their funding be cut. However, the Minister of Education does not give in to that request.

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