Rape Still a Weapon of War in Tigray Months After Peace Deal
Report reveals ongoing rape by soldiers in Tigray despite peace deal, with 128 cases post-agreement.
Category : Liberties
Public Flogging of Gay Men in Indonesia Highlights Rising Islamism
Two gay men publicly flogged in Aceh, Indonesia, amid rising Islamism and ahead of 2019 elections, sparking concerns over minority rights.
American Flags Torn Down in Cape Cod Amid Trump's Anti-Desecration Order
Eight American flags torn down in Cape Cod on same day Trump signs executive order targeting flag desecration.
Trump's Second Term Poses Serious Threat to Press Freedom, Experts Warn
Trump's threats to revoke broadcast licenses and jail journalists alarm free press advocates, but First Amendment protections offer some hope.
Muslim Leaders Urge Government Action on 'Systemic Islamophobia' After Christchurch Attacks
Muslim leaders blame 'systemic Islamophobia' for Christchurch attacks; Lady Warsi demands more mosque security funding and adoption of Islamophobia definition.
Trump ATF accused of using new gun rules to ‘intimidate’ transgender owners
Trump ATF accused of intimidating transgender gun owners with new rule requiring birth sex on purchase forms, creating a de facto registry.
Met Police Pays Damages to Women Arrested at Sarah Everard Vigil
Met Police apologises and pays substantial damages to two women arrested at Sarah Everard vigil, marking a climbdown after legal battles.
FBI Chiefs Reverse Conspiracy Claims After Bomber Arrest
Twenty years on, the Oklahoma City bombing still holds unanswered questions about the plot, accomplices, and FBI investigation gaps.
US health workers accuse RFK Jr of fuelling violence against them
Over 750 US health workers accuse HHS Secretary RFK Jr of fuelling violence against CDC staff, citing his rhetoric and actions.
Publix Reverses Open Carry Policy in Florida Amid Backlash
Publix reverses open carry policy in Florida, now only allowing law enforcement to openly carry firearms, drawing backlash from gun rights supporters.
The Rise of Vice-Signalling: How Hatred Poisoned Politics
Vice-signalling, breaking taboos for attention, has replaced virtue-signalling in politics, enabling hate speech and bigotry from Trump to Farage.
Renee Good Killing Exposes Fragile Pact Protecting White Women
Renee Good's killing by ICE exposes the fragile pact protecting white women, contingent on upholding white supremacy.
Lib Dem Leader Urges UK Ban On Kanye West
UK minister and Lib Dem leader call for Kanye West to be banned from Wireless festival over antisemitic remarks.
High Court Rules UK Ban on Palestine Action Unlawful
High Court rules UK ban on Palestine Action unlawful; government to appeal; ban remains for now.
The '3.5% Rule': How a Small Minority Can Drive Political Change
Harvard research shows nonviolent protests with 3.5% participation always succeed, twice as effective as violence.
Court of Appeal Overturns Ruling on Palestine Action Ban
Court of Appeal overturns High Court ruling, upholding Home Secretary's ban on Palestine Action under Terrorism Act as lawful.
UK Defence Staff Warned Over Chinese-Made EVs
British defence firms warn staff not to connect phones to Chinese-made EVs over data extraction fears.
Afghan Embassy Closure in Canberra Stirs Uncertainty
The Afghan embassy in Canberra has closed, leaving the Afghan-Australian community without consular services and raising questions about diplomatic recognition.
US to Target 'Birth Tourism' After Supreme Court Ruling
The acting attorney general says federal prosecutors will focus on combating 'birth tourism' after the Supreme Court upheld birthright citizenship, though a government lawyer admitted the problem's scale is unknown.
'So Much Disrespect': Outrage Grows Over Postponement of Women's Africa Cup of Nations
Outrage grows as Caf postpones Women's Africa Cup of Nations 12 days before start, with players, coaches, and journalists affected.
Rhode Island Teacher's Oval Office Photo with Trump Sparks LGBTQ Rights Debate
Rhode Island teacher Nikos Giannopoulos's viral Oval Office photo with Trump sparks LGBTQ rights debate; he criticises anti-LGBTQ policies.
Nottingham Paper Sues Council Over Press Ban
Nottingham Post sues Reform-led council over press ban, citing free speech breach; council has until Thursday to respond.
Pope Francis Slams Vatican Bureaucracy in Pre-Christmas Address
Pope Francis criticises Vatican bureaucracy, citing 'spiritual Alzheimer's' and 'terrorism of gossip' in pre-Christmas address to cardinals.
Dunblane Father Confronted Blair Over Handgun Ban
BBC documentary recounts how Dunblane parents and campaigners secured a UK handgun ban after the 1996 massacre.
Stevie Wonder's 'Happy Birthday' and the Fight for Martin Luther King Jr Day
Stevie Wonder's campaign for Martin Luther King Jr Day through his song 'Happy Birthday' and its impact on US politics.
Prince Harry Accuses Daily Mail Publisher of 'Terrifying' Intrusion in High Court
Prince Harry and others accuse Daily Mail publisher of unlawful information gathering in High Court case.
NHS Faces Flood of Discrimination Claims After Trans Toilet Ruling
Employment tribunal rulings on trans toilet access spark debate, with no binding precedent yet. NHS faces discrimination claims.
Italian MEP: Government Hiding Truth About Albania Migrant Centre
An Italian MEP says the government may be hiding the truth about conditions at an offshore migrant detention centre in Albania after a delegation was denied full access, with six suicide attempts reported since mid-May.
Politicians unite to protect transparency campaigner Rex Patrick
18 crossbench politicians, including Pauline Hanson and Jacqui Lambie, urge attorney general to intervene in federal court case against transparency campaigner Rex Patrick over Aukus nuclear waste documents.
Met Police Culture Makes Racial Harm 'Inevitable', Internal Review Finds
Internal review finds Met Police's culture makes racial harm against black people inevitable and institutionally defended, criticises leadership.
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