Police contact Tory MSP over Rangers transgender tweet
Scottish Conservative MSP Murdo Fraser reveals police recorded a 'hate incident' against him after Twitter complaint about his transgender views, sparking free speech concerns.
Category : Liberties
Sunak's ID Card Scheme Faces Fierce Civil Liberties Backlash
Rishi Sunak's controversial digital ID card scheme meets mounting opposition as critics warn of mission creep and threats to British freedoms. Political commentator Euan McColm sounds the alarm.
British mum detained by US border agents over Paw Patrol sticker
A British mother recounts her family's traumatic detention by US Border Patrol after her toddler's innocent Paw Patrol sticker was mistaken for gang symbolism, raising serious questions about border security procedures.
Tory Minister: 'Biological Sex Matters' in Trans Rights Row
Conservative Party conference ignites controversy as Women and Equalities Minister Kemi Badenoch defends stance on biological sex, drawing criticism from LGBT+ groups and prompting internal party debate.
First Female Archbishop Faces Misogyny Backlash
The Church of England's groundbreaking appointment of its first female Archbishop of Canterbury is being marred by an alarming tide of online misogyny and threats, raising concerns about institutional response.
Kneecap wins free speech case against UK terror charge
Belfast rap trio Kneecap triumphs in High Court appeal against controversial terror offence charge, in a major victory for artistic expression in Northern Ireland.
BBC chief under fire over Jewish community comments
Tim Davie under fire after suggesting Jewish community should consider leaving Greater Manchester if they feel unsafe, sparking widespread condemnation from political leaders.
US Supreme Court overturns conversion therapy bans
In a controversial 6-3 decision, America's highest court has struck down local bans on conversion therapy, reigniting debates over LGBTQ+ protections and states' rights.
Shoe thrown at India's Chief Justice in court security breach
A dramatic security breach occurred at India's Supreme Court when a man threw a shoe toward Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud during proceedings. The incident has raised serious questions about courtroom security protocols.
Bob Vylan Manchester gig cancelled after political pressure
A Manchester concert by punk band Bob Vylan has been abruptly cancelled following intervention from Conservative MPs and Jewish community leaders who raised safety concerns.
Saira Khan: Flags can be 'intimidating'
Former Loose Women star Saira Khan makes surprising declaration about national flags being 'divisive' while supporting Gary Neville's stance in ongoing cultural discussion.
London campus clash over yellow ribbon hostage symbols
A dramatic confrontation unfolded at a prestigious London art college as a woman removed yellow ribbons representing Israeli hostages, sparking heated debates about protest boundaries and free expression in the UK capital.
Supreme Court to Hear Conversion Therapy Ban Challenge
The US Supreme Court agrees to hear a case challenging state conversion therapy bans, pitting LGBTQ+ rights against religious freedom in a landmark legal battle with nationwide implications.
American Jews' Rupture With Zionism: A Generational Shift
A profound generational shift is transforming American Jewish identity as younger Jews increasingly distance themselves from Zionism, creating seismic tensions within communities and challenging long-held political alliances.
Stephen Lawrence's mother confronts Justice Secretary
Baroness Doreen Lawrence delivers powerful warning to Alex Chalk about potential weakening of public inquiry protections amid human rights law review
Minister demands police action over protest chants
Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick calls for urgent police intervention following alleged 'jihad' chants at London protest, questioning CPS and Met Police response to extremist rhetoric.
London gym charges white customers double in race-based pricing
A progressive London fitness centre faces backlash after implementing race-based pricing that charges white customers double what BIPOC members pay for the same services.
Labour's Palestine protest crisis tests democratic values
The Labour government confronts growing criticism over its handling of Palestine demonstrations as concerns mount about democratic freedoms and protest rights in Britain.
Supreme Court rejects Laura Loomer's social media lawsuit
The US Supreme Court has declined to hear conservative activist Laura Loomer's controversial case against major tech platforms, dealing a significant blow to claims of political censorship.
DeSantis Faces DOJ Scrutiny Over Orlando Trump Rally
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis confronts potential DOJ investigation following controversial security measures at Orlando Trump rally that allegedly violated civil liberties.
Trump sued over Chicago National Guard comments
Former President Donald Trump is being sued for remarks about deploying National Guard troops to Chicago, sparking a fierce legal and political confrontation.
Military to Icon: The Jorgensen-Jenner Parallel
Exploring the remarkable historical connections between America's first transgender celebrity Christine Jorgensen and modern icon Caitlyn Jenner, revealing how their military backgrounds shaped their pioneering transitions.
Gaza Flotilla Activists Allege Abuse in Israeli Detention
Exclusive accounts reveal humanitarian workers faced violent treatment and degrading conditions while held by Israeli authorities after attempting to deliver aid to Gaza.
CBS News drops Bari Weiss after free speech row
Controversial journalist Bari Weiss has been dropped by CBS News following her public criticism of the network's coverage, sparking a fierce debate about media freedom and corporate censorship.
Portland 'I Can't Breathe' protests turn confrontational
Tensions flared in Portland as demonstrators protesting police conduct faced off against officers in dramatic nighttime confrontations, marking a resurgence of civil unrest in the city.
Trump deploys federal agents to Portland protests
Federal law enforcement officers have been dispatched to Portland, Oregon amid ongoing protests, sparking controversy over states' rights and use of force.
Supreme Court: No misconduct in Jermaine Baker shooting
In a landmark decision, the UK Supreme Court has ruled that the police officer who shot Jermaine Baker in 2015 cannot face misconduct proceedings, clarifying use of force legislation in England and Wales.
National Guard deployed to Portland amid nude bike protests
Federal troops dispatched to Portland following controversial executive order, met with unusual protest tactics including nude cycling demonstrations.
Gaza Flotilla Activists Detail Harsh Detention Conditions
Exclusive accounts reveal overcrowded cells and limited medical care for international activists detained after attempting to break the Gaza blockade, with Israel accelerating deportation proceedings.
London vigil remembers October 7 and Manchester attack
Thousands gathered in central London for a powerful vigil remembering those lost in the October 7 Hamas attacks and the recent Manchester synagogue shooting, sending a message of unity against antisemitism.
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