On Thursday, the European Court of Human Rights declared the application of a Northern Irish gay activist “inadmissible” on the grounds of “non-exhaustion of domestic remedies”.
The case dates back to 2014 and is to with a personalised cake that was ordered from a bakery in Belfast.
The Christian couple who owned the bakery refused to prepare and deliver the cake because of the pro-gay marriage message that the complainant, Gareth Lee, had asked to be included on the icing...