Judge curbs ICE tactics after fatal Minneapolis shooting
A federal judge has imposed strict limits on ICE agents in Minneapolis, banning tear gas and unlawful detentions of protesters. This follows the fatal shooting of US citizen Renee Good.
Category : Liberties
Judge limits ICE agents’ tactics against Minneapolis protesters
A US federal judge has prohibited ICE agents from detaining peaceful protesters and using tear gas. The ruling also restricts vehicle stops. Read the full details and implications.
Judge Blocks Detention, Tear Gas for Peaceful Protesters
A US judge has ruled federal immigration officers in Minneapolis cannot detain or use tear gas against peaceful demonstrators. Read the full details of this significant ruling on civil liberties.
Judge expands media access to Tennessee executions
A Tennessee judge has ruled prison officials must grant the press greater access to witness state-run executions. Read the full details on this landmark ruling for press freedoms.
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Yungblud's expletive-laden rant for Iran goes viral
British rock star Yungblud launched a passionate, sweary defence of Iranian protesters during his Melbourne concert, urging his fans to 'be their light'. The clip has sparked global reaction.
Student Blinded at Protest in Violent Federal Agent Encounter
A college student was blinded in one eye by a federal officer's projectile during a California protest. He faces a life-altering injury, sparking outrage and calls for investigation into the use of force. Read the full story.
Supreme Court to Decide on Geofence Warrant Legality
The US Supreme Court will determine if warrants collecting mobile location data breach privacy rights. A landmark case could reshape digital policing. Read the full analysis.
Hotel sued for $10m after woman mistaken for a man
A woman is suing Boston's Liberty Hotel for $10 million after staff accused her of being a man in the women's bathroom. The lawsuit alleges discrimination and a defamatory cover-up. Read the full story.
White House Criticises Justices on Trans Sports Case
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt accuses liberal justices of 'challenging biology' after Supreme Court hearings on transgender athlete bans. The Court's ruling is expected by summer.
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Venezuela's 'Hell' Prison: Inmates Tortured and Raped
Shocking details emerge from El Helicoide prison in Caracas, where inmates face rape, electrocution, and psychological torture under the Maduro regime. Read the full investigation.
Judge condemns Trump's 'authoritarian' crackdown on academics
A federal judge accuses the Trump administration of an unconstitutional conspiracy to target noncitizen, pro-Palestinian academics. Read the latest on this major civil liberties case.
Sky Reporter Hit by Teargas at ICE Protest
Sky News correspondent Martha Kelner was overcome by teargas while covering an ICE protest in Minneapolis. Read the full report on the incident and the unrest in the Twin Cities.
Veteran arrested on cruise ship in mistaken identity case
A US Coast Guard veteran was handcuffed and removed from a Carnival cruise on his birthday due to a case of mistaken identity. Read his shocking account of the 'dehumanising' ordeal.
Iranian Australians report regime surveillance on calls
Iranian Australians report chilling surveillance by Iran's regime during phone calls with relatives, as protests continue. Read exclusive accounts of intercepted conversations.
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Rushed Bondi Response Leaves Leaders Exposed
Analysis: The political scramble after the Bondi attack risks flawed legislation. Both leaders face backlash as hate speech bill falters. Read the full story.
Iranian Protester's Death Sentence Postponed, Not Withdrawn
Erfan Soltani, 26, remains in danger of execution in Iran despite public assurances. Rights groups warn of torture and a wider crackdown with thousands detained. Read the latest on the regime's brutal response.
Meaden's Free Speech Query Sparks Social Media Backlash
Dragons' Den star Deborah Meaden ignites a fierce debate on free speech and 'cancellation' in Britain after asking for examples of persecution. Read the full story and key cases.
Renee Good's final moments revealed by paramedics
Newly released documents detail the harrowing final moments of Renee Good, a mother shot by an ICE agent. Read the full report and the political fallout.
South Korea jails ex-president Yoon for 5 years
Former South Korean leader Yoon Suk Yeol gets a five-year prison term for using security forces to block his arrest. A separate insurrection trial, where prosecutors seek the death penalty, continues.
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Prince Harry's Privacy Lawsuit Reaches High Court
Prince Harry's landmark privacy case against the Daily Mail's publisher starts at the High Court. He alleges unlawful actions forced his move to the US. Follow the nine-week trial.
Cigarette Puff Symbolises Global Iran Resistance
A video of an Iranian refugee in Canada lighting a cigarette from a burning image of Ayatollah Khamenei has sparked a global protest gesture. Discover the story behind the symbol.
Cigarette Girl: A Symbol of Iranian Resistance Goes Global
A video of an Iranian refugee in Canada burning an image of Ayatollah Khamenei has sparked a global protest movement. Discover the story behind the symbol and its impact.
Prince Harry Gives Evidence in High Court Privacy Case
Prince Harry will testify in a landmark privacy lawsuit against the Daily Mail's publisher. The nine-week trial involves Elton John and other high-profile claimants alleging unlawful activities.
Ex-South Korean President Yoon Gets 5-Year Jail Term
Disgraced former President Yoon Suk Yeol sentenced to five years in prison for abuse of power related to his 2024 martial law decree. Read the full verdict details.
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Guardian Hope Appeal raises over £1m for UK charities
The Guardian's Hope appeal has raised over £1 million to support five UK charities fostering community, tolerance and empathy against hatred. Discover how reader donations will make a difference.
Australia's Hate Speech Bill Faces Free Speech Backlash
Australia's proposed hate speech laws, aimed at boosting national unity, face fierce opposition over free speech concerns. Discover the key arguments and why the bill is likely to fail.
Greek Court Clears 24 Aid Workers of Smuggling Charges
A Greek court has acquitted 24 humanitarian workers, including Sean Binder and Sarah Mardini, of people smuggling charges after a seven-year legal battle. Rights groups hail the verdict as a vindication for lifesaving work in the Aegean.
Labour's 'Anti-Muslim Hostility' Plan Sparks Free Speech Fears
Labour's proposed official definition of 'anti-Muslim hostility' is under fire for threatening free speech and worsening 'two-tier policing'. Read the full report and expert warnings.
ACLU Sues Over ICE Raids in Minnesota
The ACLU files a lawsuit against the Trump administration, alleging ICE and CBP agents in Minnesota engaged in racial profiling and unlawful arrests, targeting Somali and Latino communities.
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Badenoch: Nurse 'Suffering Bureaucratic Oppression'
Tory leader Kemi Badenoch meets nurse Sandie Peggie, demands UK Government publish updated gender guidance following Supreme Court ruling. Read the latest.
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