Family of Man Killed by Off-Duty ICE Agent in LA Demands Charges
Family of Keith Porter Jr, killed by off-duty ICE agent on New Year's Eve, demand charges. Lawyer says celebratory gunfire was not a threat.
Category : Liberties
Secret Service fatally shoots armed man at Trump's Mar-a-Lago residence
Secret Service fatally shot an armed intruder who breached Mar-a-Lago's perimeter early Sunday. The suspect, identified as 21-year-old Austin Tucker Martin, carried a shotgun and gas can.
NSW Police Imposes 14-Day Protest Ban in Sydney After Bondi Attack
NSW police commissioner restricts public assemblies in Sydney for 14 days under new anti-protest laws passed after Bondi terror attack.
Archbishop Warns Assisted Dying Law Is Unsafe
Archbishop Justin Welby warns assisted dying bill is dangerous and a slippery slope; Kim Leadbeater rebuts, citing Oregon's stable law.
JD Vance's Crime Claims Divide Cincinnati Despite Falling Violent Crime
JD Vance's exploitation of a Cincinnati brawl sparks division, despite data showing violent crime fell. Residents debate safety vs politics.
Why Being a 'Difficult Woman' Is Now a Badge of Honour
Jacinta Parsons explores how older women are reclaiming the 'difficult' label as a sign of strength and authenticity.
Ex-Hostage Emily Damari Accuses Starmer of ‘Moral Failure’ Over Palestine Policy
Freed British-Israeli hostage Emily Damari accuses PM Starmer of moral failure over UK plan to recognise Palestinian state, saying it risks rewarding terrorism.
Prince Harry and Others Face £50m Legal Bill After Losing Mail Publisher Case
Prince Harry and six others face up to £50m legal bill after High Court dismisses their phone-hacking claims against Daily Mail publisher Associated Newspapers.
Court of Appeal Upholds Home Secretary's Ban on Palestine Action
Court of Appeal upholds Home Secretary's ban on Palestine Action under Terrorism Act, overturning High Court ruling, sparking further legal challenge.
David Furnish calls alleged phone hacks of him and Elton John ‘an abomination’
David Furnish calls alleged Daily Mail phone hacks of him and Elton John 'an abomination' in High Court evidence; publisher denies claims.
Florida Bill to Create State Intelligence Office Raises Surveillance Fears
Florida's proposed state intelligence office could allow surveillance based on opinions, raising civil liberties concerns and potential spread to other US states.
Teen killed by bus during ultra-Orthodox protest against conscription in Jerusalem
A 14-year-old boy died after a bus drove into ultra-Orthodox protesters in Jerusalem during a demonstration against military conscription.
Trump designates antifa as 'domestic terrorist organisation'
Trump designates antifa as domestic terrorist organisation, raising civil liberties concerns despite data showing far-right attacks deadlier.
Trump orders National Guard to 'war ravaged' Portland despite local opposition
Trump orders National Guard to Portland despite local officials saying no need for troops amid protests.
Miliband Urged to Act on Dumbarton Man in India
Ed Miliband faces pressure to secure release of Jagtar Singh Johal, a Dumbarton man detained in India since 2017, after acquittal in one case.
UK urged to review protest laws after Palestine Action arrests
Council of Europe commissioner urges UK to review protest laws after mass arrests under Palestine Action ban, warning of excessive limits on rights.
FBI Search of Journalist's Home Sparks Press Freedom Outcry
FBI seizes devices from Washington Post reporter Hannah Natanson, prompting press freedom outrage and calls for owner Jeff Bezos to comment.
Rex Patrick faces six-figure legal fee in Aukus fight
The Australian government will seek up to $150,000 in legal costs from former senator Rex Patrick if he loses a freedom of information battle over Aukus documents, sparking anger from crossbench MPs.
Bangladesh Mob Violence: Journalists Trapped as Offices Torched, 184 Dead
Mob violence in Bangladesh has killed 184 this year; newspaper offices torched on 18 December, raising fears over interim government's control.
MPs Urge Government to Adopt Islamophobia Definition as Hate Crimes Surge
Forty Labour and independent MPs call on secretary Steve Reed to adopt a definition of Islamophobia amid a 19% rise in anti-Muslim hate crimes.
Joey Barton X Posts Crossed Line Into Crime, Court Told
Former footballer Joey Barton is accused of sending grossly offensive messages on X about pundits Lucy Ward, Eni Aluko and broadcaster Jeremy Vine.
Former South Korean President Yoon Sentenced to 30 Years for Drone Incursions
Former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol sentenced to 30 years for sending drones into North Korea in October 2024, amid abuse of power and aiding the enemy charges.
Ecuador Jails 11 Soldiers for Disappearance of Four Boys
Ecuador court sentences 11 air force personnel to 34 years for forced disappearance of four Afro-Ecuadorian boys, sparking rights concerns over Noboa's security policy.
EHRC Report: Home Office Broke Law with Hostile Environment
EHRC finds Home Office broke law with hostile environment policy, leading to Windrush scandal and other discriminatory practices.
Greenland documentary sparks national debate over colonial past
Greenland documentary exposes colonial exploitation, sparking debate over Denmark's past and present ties with the Arctic territory.
Peru to impose state of emergency after deadly protests against new president
Peru will declare a state of emergency after protests against President José Jerí left one dead and dozens injured in Lima.
Saudi Arabia sets new execution record with 356 put to death in 2025
Saudi Arabia executed 356 people in 2025, a new record, driven by its 'war on drugs' and drug-related convictions.
Mayor Frey Defends Rhetoric After Fatal ICE Shooting
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey rejects ICE account of fatal shooting, calls agent reckless. Governor activates national guard as Democrats demand ICE leave state.
Iranian student shot in head at close range during protests, rights group says
Iranian student Robina Aminian, 23, was shot in the head at close range during anti-government protests, says human rights group.
Former UN Leaders Warn Women’s Rights ‘Taken Hostage’ at United Nations
Former UN leaders warn women’s rights ‘taken hostage’ at UN, call for gender alternation in leadership and first female secretary general by 2026.
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