Government Backtracks on Mandatory Digital ID Cards
UK government scraps mandatory digital ID cards for work after backlash, marking another U-turn for Starmer's administration.
UK government scraps mandatory digital ID cards for work after backlash, marking another U-turn for Starmer's administration.
Vatican releases 'Dignitas infinita' declaring gender fluidity and surrogacy as threats to human dignity, reaffirming opposition to gender reassignment, abortion, and euthanasia.
Activists from Gaza flotilla allege harsh detention in Israel; families report lack of water and legal access. Greta Thunberg among those deported.
European Court of Human Rights questions UK over Shamima Begum citizenship removal, citing potential trafficking obligations.
June Brown, EastEnders' Dot Cotton, implored Lord Michael Cashman to help her end her life, he revealed in a Lords debate on assisted dying.
Terengganu state in Malaysia imposes jail or fine for Muslim men skipping Friday prayers, sparking backlash and highlighting Shariah law enforcement.
Thousands of authors protest AI using their work without permission by publishing an 'empty' book at London Book Fair.
Ex-CNN anchor Don Lemon warns US must fight for free press after arrest for covering anti-ICE protest; calls First Amendment 'breath of democracy'.
Climate activists occupy Science Museum in protest at fossil fuel sponsors Shell, BP, and Adani; police present, no arrests.
Police minister Chris Philp urges doubling of facial recognition searches and wider live camera use, sparking civil liberties concerns from campaigners and MPs.
Report finds Jordanian authorities used Israeli Cellebrite tool to extract data from pro-Gaza activists' phones, likely violating human rights treaties.
Hong Kong's national security law, introduced in 2020, criminalises dissent and has raised fears over freedoms, with hundreds arrested and many leaving the city.
Court of Appeal upholds ban on Palestine Action amid criticism over political motivations and impact on protest rights.
TikTok tracked Financial Times journalist Cristina Criddle via her cat's account, accessing her location without consent, leading to staff firings.
At least 98 Palestinians have died in Israeli custody since October 2023, with the real toll likely higher, according to a new report by Physicians for Human Rights – Israel.
Anthony Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment more than 100 times during a Senate hearing, refusing to answer even basic questions amid Republican accusations over Covid origins.
Scottish government argues blanket rule for trans women in men's prisons violates human rights; court challenge continues.
Brandi Glanville fears she has sexually transmitted ringworm in her throat, linking it to an ex-boyfriend in pornography.
Arkansas women sue over near-total abortion ban, alleging it endangered their health and violated state constitution.
NSW law banning Sydney CBD protests faces constitutional challenge; groups argue it undermines social cohesion and free communication.
Terengganu state in Malaysia introduces up to two years in jail for Muslim men skipping Friday prayers, drawing human rights criticism.
Iranian student Rubina Aminian, 23, shot dead at close range during protests; family forced to bury her by roadside amid crackdown.
Belarusian journalist Pavel Dabravolski sentenced to nine years for treason in closed trial, fifth media worker jailed in two weeks amid press freedom crackdown.
Kemi Badenoch confirms Conservatives would leave ECHR to protect borders, veterans and citizens, sparking debate over human rights and international obligations.
Budapest mayor Gergely Karácsony charged for defying Pride ban; fine proposed by prosecutors.
Federal judge blocks DoJ from searching Washington Post reporter Hannah Natanson's seized devices, citing First Amendment concerns and ordering court-led review.
Beijing's Hong Kong security agency warns foreign journalists after critical coverage of deadly fire that killed 159.
Peter Tatchell arrested at London pro-Palestine march for carrying 'globalise the intifada' placard; he calls arrest an attack on free speech.
Met Police bans pro-Palestine march from BBC headquarters due to proximity to synagogue on Shabbat, citing disruption concerns.
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