Wrongfully detained migrant's 15-month prison ordeal revealed
Hadush Kebatu's wrongful imprisonment and subsequent Home Office investigation exposes critical flaws in UK immigration detention system, prompting calls for urgent reform.
Category : Liberties
Government Courts Bill Sparks Protest Rights Backlash
Ministers accused of 'draconian' power grab as new legislation threatens to criminalise peaceful protests and grant sweeping powers to restrict demonstrations across England and Wales.
How the Free Speech Debate Silences Common Sense
The endless free speech debate is preventing us from stating obvious truths. Discover how this cultural paralysis affects society and what we can do about it.
King Charles faces MPs' backlash over LGBT rights stance
Buckingham Palace faces scrutiny as MPs question the monarch's commitment to LGBT+ rights following controversial meeting with anti-LGBT campaigner.
Wisconsin Republicans Block Planned Parenthood Funding
Republican lawmakers in Wisconsin have rejected a federal funding proposal that would have provided millions for Planned Parenthood's healthcare services, affecting thousands of low-income patients across the state.
King Charles faces backlash over cancelled LGBT+ garden party
Buckingham Palace cancels historic LGBT+ reception under King Charles III, sparking criticism from community leaders and raising questions about the monarchy's commitment to diversity.
Diversity advert backlash sparks racism accusations
A recent diversity campaign featuring Sarah Pochin has ignited fierce debate about whether progressive advertising is promoting inclusion or inadvertently fostering division in British society.
Brigitte Macron confronts online bullies in Paris trial
France's First Lady Brigitte Macron confronts cyberbullies in groundbreaking Paris trial as she fights back against years of vicious online harassment and conspiracy theories targeting her family.
ICE agents use tear gas on Chicago residents in raid
Exclusive video reveals US Immigration agents using chemical irritants during Chicago home raid, sparking civil liberties concerns and community outrage.
Iranian women defy compulsory hijab in street protests
Brave Iranian women are staging public demonstrations against mandatory headscarf laws, dancing unveiled in the streets while the regime intensifies its crackdown on female singers and social media content creators.
RNLI volunteer wins unfair dismissal case over Khan remark
A lifeboat helmsman unfairly sacked for calling London Mayor Sadiq Khan a 'terrorist' on Facebook wins landmark employment tribunal case, exposing workplace speech boundaries.
Brigitte Macron wins online harassment case
Brigitte Macron secures conviction against serial online tormentors in groundbreaking Paris trial, setting precedent for combating digital abuse of public figures.
King Charles backs memorial for LGBT veterans
The monarch has given his support to the UK's first permanent memorial dedicated to LGBT veterans who faced persecution while serving their country.
Police racism probe after Walsall rape arrest remarks
West Midlands Police have launched an internal investigation after an officer was recorded making a racist comment during the arrest of a 23-year-old man in Walsall on suspicion of rape, sparking widespread condemnation.
BBC under fire over biological males in women's toilets policy
The BBC is embroiled in controversy as internal documents reveal staff concerns about home working guidelines permitting biological males to use female facilities, despite Supreme Court gender rulings.
David Lammy's police stop sparks political storm
Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy demands answers after being stopped by Essex Police while travelling to constituency event, calling the incident 'incredibly concerning'.
Police: Naming criminals risks officer safety
Exclusive: Senior police officials express serious concerns that publicising offender identities could endanger officers and trigger vigilante attacks across UK communities.
Legal system 'unfit for purpose' after Rochdale scandal
Shadow Justice Secretary Steve Reed declares Britain's legal system 'unfit for purpose' following Rochdale grooming case revelations, demanding urgent government action on victim protection reforms.
British journalist Laura Loomer detained by ICE in Florida
Controversial British Muslim journalist Laura Loomer has been detained by ICE in Florida, sparking diplomatic tensions and raising serious questions about press freedom and immigration enforcement practices.
Romanian Church condemns Ceaușescu's church demolitions
In a historic move, Romania's Orthodox Church has officially denounced Nicolae Ceaușescu's systematic destruction of religious sites during communist rule, revealing the shocking scale of devastation across Bucharest.
Romanian Church faces communist past in cathedral project
Romania's Orthodox Church faces scrutiny over its role during the communist era as it completes Bucharest's monumental Cathedral of National Salvation, funded by taxpayers amid ongoing controversy.
Palestinian journalist honoured with Press Freedom Award
Veteran Palestinian journalist Maryam Abu Daqqa receives International Press Freedom Award posthumously after dying under Israeli siege in Gaza, celebrating her 40-year career documenting human rights abuses.
Fake council flag warning letters investigated by police
Police are investigating fraudulent letters sent to residents warning them against flying English flags ahead of refugee arrivals in their neighbourhood.
Pennsylvania Governor Targeted in Racist FBI Hoax
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro reveals disturbing racist FBI impersonation scheme targeting his family with fabricated criminal allegations.
Minister under fire over stop-and-search comments
Chris Philp under fire for suggesting police should increase stop-and-search powers following Finsbury Park incident, drawing criticism from Labour and community leaders.
Peer with BAT ties challenges UK smoking ban in court
Lord Strathcarron, with family ties to British American Tobacco, launches legal bid against landmark generational smoking ban, arguing it breaches constitutional rights and sets dangerous precedent.
LAPD faces backlash over Venice Beach homeless raid
Los Angeles Police Department under fire after dismantling homeless encampment during early morning operation, drawing criticism from community advocates and civil rights groups.
Reporter Brandi Kruse assaulted by Antifa members
Conservative journalist Brandi Kruse shares disturbing details of physical attack by Antifa members following her commentary on Trump's rally security concerns, raising alarms about political violence.
Ted Cruz defends trans volleyball player against jeering mothers
Republican Senator Ted Cruz has sparked controversy after defending a transgender athlete against California mothers accused of 'bullying' during a school volleyball match, igniting a heated political debate about women's sports and inclusion.
Starmer's ID Card Plan: Costly Blow to Liberties?
Lord Ashcroft delivers scathing critique of Keir Starmer's proposed national ID scheme, warning of massive costs, privacy concerns and classic Labour overreach in explosive new analysis.
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