A bakery in County Antrim's been found guilty of discrimination - by refusing an order to make a cake carrying a pro-gay marriage slogan.
Ashers Baking Company said accepting it would have gone against its deeply-held Christian beliefs.
A judge in Belfast ruled the decision broke the law.
Michael Wardlow's from the Northern Ireland Equality Commission, which brought the case.
Activist Gareth Lee took Ashers Baking Company to court - with the help of the Equality Commission - after the order was turned down.
Ashers claimed it went against their Christian values.
Lawyer Robin Allen QC spoke outside court on Mr Lee's behalf.
