China Accused of Silencing Journalists Over Corruption Report
Chinese authorities detain two prominent investigative journalists in Chengdu after they published allegations of corruption against a local official, sparking international condemnation.
Category : Liberties
Shaving My Head Made Me an Invisible Woman
A mother's account of how shaving her hair transformed her from receiving constant help and approval to being ignored, revealing society's rigid gender expectations.
MAGA Oligarchs Push Under-16s Social Media Ban
A controversial proposal by MAGA-aligned oligarchs to ban under-16s from social platforms ignites a fierce debate over free speech and child protection in the digital age.
Right's Manufactured Free Speech Crisis: Podcast Analysis
A Guardian Archive podcast reveals how the political right has concocted a free speech panic, analysing the tactics and implications of this manufactured crisis in modern discourse.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Judge Halts ICE Teargas Use on Portland Protesters
A federal judge has issued a temporary restraining order preventing ICE agents from deploying teargas and projectile munitions against demonstrators in Portland, Oregon, following reports of excessive force.
Global 'Democratic Recession' Threatens Human Rights, HRW Reports
Human Rights Watch's annual report warns that a 'democratic recession' driven by authoritarianism in the US, Russia, and China is putting the global rules-based order in peril.
Judge Limits Tear Gas at Portland ICE Protests
A federal judge in Oregon has issued a temporary restraining order limiting federal officers' use of tear gas and projectile munitions at protests outside Portland's ICE building.
Renee Good Brothers Testify on Federal Force in Congress
Brent and Luke Ganger testify before lawmakers about federal immigration agents' use of force following their sister's fatal shooting in Minneapolis.
White House AI Photo of Crying Activist Called Degrading
Lawyer Nekima Levy Armstrong condemns White House for posting AI-manipulated image showing her crying during arrest, calling it degrading tabloid behaviour.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
HRW Israel-Palestine Team Quits Over Blocked Refugee Report
Two senior Human Rights Watch researchers have resigned after leadership blocked a report declaring Israel's denial of Palestinian refugees' right of return a crime against humanity, sparking internal turmoil.
Women's Rights 'Pawns' in Scottish Trans Prisoner Policy Court Battle
A judicial review at Edinburgh's Court of Session hears claims that women's rights are being exploited for political gain in the Scottish Government's transgender prisoner policy.
Women Prisoners 'Pawns' in Scottish Trans Policy Row
A judicial review challenges Scotland's trans prisoner policy, with lawyers accusing ministers of treating female inmates as political pawns and ignoring women's rights.
States Challenge Federal Officer Immunity Laws
Lawmakers in eight states are pushing legislation to allow lawsuits against federal immigration officers, following fatal Minnesota shootings that sparked calls for accountability.
Criminalising Dissent: A Historical UK Perspective
Examining the UK's historical trajectory towards criminalising protest and dissent, from public order laws to contemporary legislative measures affecting civil liberties.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Court Hears Women Prisoners Treated as Political Pawns
A judicial review challenges Scottish Government's transgender prisoner policy, with lawyers alleging institutional neglect of women's rights and political manipulation.
Don Lemon Describes FBI Hotel Arrest on Kimmel Show
Journalist Don Lemon recounts his arrest by FBI agents at a Los Angeles hotel, alleging he was 'jostled' and handcuffed without an immediate warrant on federal charges.
Don Lemon: Dozen Agents Arrested Me Despite Surrender Offer
Independent journalist Don Lemon alleges a dozen federal agents arrested him at his LA hotel despite his attorney offering surrender, calling it a waste of resources over charges linked to church protest coverage.
Judge Weighs Force Limits After Portland ICE Protest
A federal judge is considering a temporary restraining order to restrict federal officers' use of force during protests after agents teargassed crowds in Portland, Oregon, including children and elderly demonstrators.
Portland Residents Sue DHS Over Tear Gas From ICE Protests
Residents of a Portland apartment complex are suing the Department of Homeland Security, alleging tear gas from ICE facility protests is causing severe health issues and forcing children to sleep in closets.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Portland Complex Sues ICE Over Tear Gas Harming Residents
Residents of a Portland apartment complex are suing the Department of Homeland Security after tear gas from ICE facility protests forced them to wear gas masks at home and shelter children in closets.
Diane Munday: Abortion Act Pioneer's Legacy
Diane Munday, the pioneering abortion campaigner who helped secure the 1967 Abortion Act, has died aged 94. Her lifelong fight for women's reproductive rights was driven by personal experience and humanist principles.
Trump Targets Black Journalists, Press Freedom Under Threat
The arrest of prominent Black journalists in the US under the Trump administration has ignited international concern over press freedom and racial bias in law enforcement.
Guardian Updates Privacy Policy for UK Users
The Guardian has revised its privacy policy to enhance data protection for UK readers, focusing on transparency and user rights under new regulations.
Missouri Abortion Rights Battle Continues Post-Vote
Missouri's Supreme Court ruling sparks celebration, but legal battles over abortion restrictions persist across multiple states despite voter-approved measures.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Journalist Arrests Threaten US Press Freedom and First Amendment
The arrests of journalists Don Lemon and Georgia Fort for covering a protest in Minnesota represent a dangerous escalation in attacks on press freedom, undermining First Amendment rights and public access to vital information.
Portland Mayor Tells ICE Agents to Resign Over Tear Gas
Portland's mayor has called for ICE agents to resign and leave the city after tear gas was reportedly used on peaceful protesters at an immigration facility demonstration.
UK Baby Name Bans: Bizarre Choices and Strict Rules
While UK parents enjoy considerable freedom in naming children, strict regulations prohibit offensive, misleading, or harmful names. Discover real cases of rejected names and the legal criteria registrars apply.
Iranian Shopkeeper Released on Bail After Protest Charges
Erfan Soltani, detained during anti-regime protests, has been freed on bail amid international pressure and conflicting reports over a death sentence.
Liberal Gun Groups See Surge After Minneapolis Shooting
Liberal gun advocacy groups report increased interest in firearms and training following the killing of legally armed ICU nurse Alex Pretti by federal agents in Minneapolis.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
China Organ Harvesting: Survivors Detail 'Killed to Order'
Survivors allege China operates a massive organ harvesting network where victims are 'killed to order,' with tens of thousands of transplants annually from detained Falun Gong practitioners.
Page 17 of 95
