article_snippet: A court ruling over a Christian bakery which refused to make a pro-gay marriage cake could lead to Muslim printers being forced to reproduce cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed, it has been claimed.
article_snippet: Aidan O'Neill QC said the case could mean atheist web designers being forced to build a website saying God created the world in six days, or lesbian t-shirt makers being compelled to print shirts saying gay marriage is an 'abomination'.
article_snippet: Aidan O'Neill QC, a prominent human rights lawyer, has said the case could set a dangerous precedent that could lead to Muslim printers being forced to reproduce Mohammed cartoons (pictured, the cake design)
article_snippet: It spells out the very real dangers and far-reaching implications for freedom of speech, but the equality watchdog seems determined to force people to use people creative skills to promote a political cause people fundamentally disagree with. '
highlights_snippet: Said Muslim printers could be forced into reproducing Mohammed images .