Protecting peaceful protest vital for democracy
Amid rising tensions, experts warn that safeguarding the right to peaceful protest is essential to uphold democratic values and civil liberties.
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Trans runner sues over removal from college track team
A transgender athlete in the US is taking legal action after being removed from a college track team, alleging discrimination and violation of civil rights.
Can dining together heal political divisions?
Two strangers with opposing political views share a meal to find common ground. Discover what happens when Michael and Sophia sit down to dine across the divide.
Scottsboro Boys Museum: A Civil Rights Landmark
Explore the Scottsboro Boys Museum in Alabama, a poignant tribute to a pivotal moment in the fight for racial justice and civil rights in America.
Watchdog warns police over Palestine protest handling
A leading human rights organisation has called on UK police to reconsider their aggressive tactics during pro-Palestine demonstrations, warning of potential violations of civil liberties.
Missouri Republican slammed over Little Rock Nine comments
A Missouri Republican lawmaker sparks outrage after downplaying the significance of the 'Little Rock Nine' civil rights milestone, drawing sharp criticism from historians and activists.
Trump's federal staff purge plan sparks controversy
Former President Donald Trump is reportedly planning a sweeping overhaul of the federal workforce if re-elected, aiming to replace career civil servants with political loyalists. Critics warn of chaos and politicisation, while supporters see it as a neces
Scottsboro Boys Museum: Alabama's civil rights landmark
A visit to the Scottsboro Boys Museum in Alabama offers a profound look into one of the most infamous civil rights cases in US history, blending education with emotional resonance.
Police facial recognition sparks civil liberties debate
The UK police's use of live facial recognition technology raises serious concerns over privacy and racial bias, as highlighted by Shaun Thompson's case.
Lift engineer steals £103k in gems to fund drug habit
A lift engineer exploited his access to a multi-million-pound Belgravia property to steal over £100,000 in jewellery and gems, selling them to fuel his drug addiction.
Court rules against Home Office in protest case
The High Court has ruled that the Home Office acted unlawfully by evicting protesters from Epping Forest without proper consultation, marking a significant victory for civil liberties.
Trump's 'Ice Maiden' Sparks MAGA Civil War
Susie Wiles, dubbed Trump's 'Ice Maiden', is sparking internal strife within the MAGA movement as critics question her influence and loyalty.
Facial recognition: UK's Orwellian surveillance dilemma
Experts warn that the rapid expansion of facial recognition technology in the UK could undermine civil liberties and democratic freedoms. Is Big Brother watching you?
Police Use Facial Recognition Vans – Privacy Concerns
UK police are using mobile facial recognition vans to scan public areas, raising alarms over privacy and civil liberties. Critics warn of 'Orwellian' surveillance.
US criticises UK human rights record
The US State Department has raised concerns over the UK's human rights policies, prompting a strong rebuttal from Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy. The diplomatic row highlights tensions over civil liberties under the Conservative government.
China cuts public sector pay in austerity drive
China introduces sweeping pay cuts for civil servants and public employees as part of a new austerity drive to stabilise its slowing economy.
Activists sue ICE over NYC Federal Plaza detentions
Immigrant rights groups have filed a lawsuit against ICE, alleging unlawful detentions at New York's Federal Plaza. Read the full story here.
MP slams govt over Whitehall 'waste culture'
Labour MP Chris Bryant criticises the UK government for excessive spending on temporary staff and consultants, calling for urgent reforms in Whitehall.
ACLU sues FBI over Trump surveillance records
The American Civil Liberties Union has filed a lawsuit against the FBI, demanding records on potential surveillance of former President Donald Trump during his time in office. The legal battle intensifies as Trump faces multiple investigations.
Trump Admin Under Fire Over Civil Rights Law Changes
The Trump administration's controversial amendments to civil rights laws have sparked protests at George Washington University, raising concerns over student rights and academic freedom.
Victoria softens protest laws after backlash
The Victorian government is set to dilute its controversial anti-protest legislation following fierce opposition from human rights groups and trade unions, marking a significant climbdown.
National Guard deployed in Washington DC
The Mayor of Washington DC has requested National Guard support following escalating civil unrest. Read the latest developments.
Palestine Action banned from Parliament Square protests
The Home Office has banned Palestine Action from protesting in Parliament Square, sparking debates over civil liberties and political dissent.
Verstappen & Lambiase: F1’s Fiery Duo
Discover the fiery dynamic between Red Bull's Max Verstappen and his race engineer Gianpiero Lambiase, a partnership that fuels both success and tension on the F1 track.
Trump's Police Takeover in DC Alarms Mayor
Washington DC's mayor has labelled Donald Trump's controversial takeover of local police forces as 'unsettling and unprecedented', raising fears over civil liberties and governance.
Trump’s troop plan could repeat LA chaos in DC
Former President Donald Trump’s push to deploy troops in Washington, DC, risks repeating the disastrous outcomes seen in Los Angeles, raising alarms over civil liberties and governance.
UK Backlash Over Palestine Protest Ban
The UK government's decision to ban a Palestine protest group sparks widespread defiance and protests across the country. Critics argue the move undermines civil liberties.
Kenya weaponises laws to crack down on critics
Human rights groups allege that Kenyan authorities are using mass arrests and legal crackdowns to suppress dissent, raising concerns over democratic freedoms.
Georgia police falsely reported Taser use in arrests
Newly uncovered court documents expose Georgia police officers falsely claiming to use Tasers during arrests, raising serious concerns over civil rights violations.
Army chief criticises PM over Adams wedding attendance
The head of the British Army has openly criticised the Prime Minister for allowing a senior civil servant to attend the wedding of former Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams, reigniting debates over political neutrality.
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