Human rights activists reveal paranoid Dubai residents are reporting group chat members who share Iranian drone attack footage to authorities, with draconian laws carrying 10-year sentences for dissemination.
A UCL study finds 22% of university-educated 23-year-olds report unwanted sexual approaches, double the rate of non-graduates, highlighting gender disparities in crime experiences.
A Londoner's decision to abandon noise-cancelling headphones led to a life-saving intervention when she noticed a stranger not breathing on the pavement, sparking a journey of rediscovering the world's sounds.
A federal judge expressed deep skepticism over the Pentagon's restrictive media protocols, calling aspects 'weird' and Kafkaesque, amid a legal battle with the New York Times over press access and First Amendment rights.
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Israel's parliament has passed a controversial law imposing the death penalty on Palestinians convicted of lethal attacks, drawing sharp criticism from European nations and human rights groups.
A campaign led by survivors and the Family Survival Trust aims to close a legal gap, extending coercive control laws to cover groups like cults and religious organisations, as current UK law only applies to intimate or family relationships.
Police forces will no longer investigate petty arguments and online disputes under new 'common sense' rules, scrapping non-crime hate incidents to focus on serious crimes.
The Justice Department has filed a lawsuit against Minnesota, alleging Title IX violations for allowing transgender athletes in girls' sports, escalating a national legal battle.
Ohio's House passes HB249, restricting drag performances outside adult venues. Critics argue it violates First Amendment rights, while supporters claim it protects children from adult content.
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The Trump administration has filed a lawsuit against Minnesota, alleging its transgender athlete policy violates Title IX by allowing biological males to compete in girls' sports.
Montana Governor Greg Gianforte signs Senate Bill 437, defining sex as strictly male or female based on reproductive anatomy. The law faces immediate legal challenges from civil rights groups.
Comedian Rob Schneider faces backlash after calling for mandatory military service for all Americans aged 18, igniting fierce debate on social media and beyond.
The Trump administration has sued Minnesota and its school athletics body, alleging Title IX violations for allowing transgender athletes in girls sports.
New York-based artist Gao Zhen, detained in China since 2024, faces up to three years in prison for satirical sculptures of Mao Zedong in a closed-door trial, with his family barred from attending.
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Human rights lawyers reveal up to 70 Britons detained in UAE under draconian security laws for photographing drone strikes, facing beatings, sleep deprivation, and denial of consular assistance.
Amnesty International's new report warns of a human rights emergency in the US ahead of the 2026 World Cup, citing immigration policies and restrictions on freedoms across all three host nations.
Nine activists convicted in Texas on terrorism charges spark fears of a Trump administration crackdown on leftwing views, with experts warning the verdict sets a perilous legal precedent.
Nicola Jennings' latest cartoon satirises recent court decisions affecting Meta and YouTube, highlighting concerns over social media regulation and free speech in the digital age.
Experts warn of a surge in digital violence against women and girls in Africa, fueled by rising internet use among youth, with calls for legal reforms and platform accountability.
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A major report identifies Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary, Italy and Slovakia as actively dismantling democratic standards, with six other nations showing significant deterioration.
A new Amnesty International report reveals severe restrictions on freedom of expression and protest across all three 2026 World Cup host nations, with particular concern about US immigration policies.
Noelia Castillo, 25, died by euthanasia in Barcelona after a prolonged legal fight. Her case highlighted Spain's assisted dying law and sparked debates on mental health, autonomy, and suffering.
Elected leaders and civil rights groups across the U.S. are swiftly renaming César Chavez Day and related landmarks following allegations of sexual abuse, sparking emotional debates about legacy and labor rights.
Louis Theroux's Netflix documentary reveals how 'alpha' influencers are fixated on gay men, exposing their homophobia and fragile masculinity in a toxic online world.
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Hundreds of Afghans whose data was leaked by the Ministry of Defence remain trapped in Afghanistan and neighbouring countries, with campaigners urging the government to accelerate evacuations amid ongoing Taliban threats.
Attorney General Lord Hermer announces foreign ministers will adopt a political declaration in May to strengthen the European Convention on Human Rights amid unprecedented migration challenges, ensuring its relevance for future generations.
Cameron Tewson calls for Grindr to enforce identity verification after his partner Scott Gough died by suicide following alleged blackmail on the app, citing safety failures.
Newly released footage shows Noelia Castillo Ramos attempting to walk with crutches, cheered by her father, before her euthanasia death in Spain after a long legal battle.
Brisbane artist James Hillier, known as Nordacious, has been contacted by Queensland police over artworks allegedly violating new state hate speech laws, with potential jail time for designs supporting Palestine.
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The end of the two-child benefit cap provides up to £300 monthly per child, aiming to reduce child poverty, which has risen by 900,000 since 2010 to 4.5 million in the UK.
