Melbourne Imam Charged Over Forced Marriage of Teen
Imam Ibrahim Omerdic and another man charged over forced marriage of a child in Melbourne; DVD of ceremony may be evidence.
Category : Liberties
EU Court: Denmark's 'Ghetto Law' May Be Unlawful
ECJ rules Denmark's 'ghetto law' targeting non-western residents may be unlawful under EU race equality directives.
Relationship Anarchy Gains Popularity Among Gen Z and Millennials
Relationship anarchy, a non-hierarchical approach to intimacy, is gaining traction among Gen Z and millennials, with 50% of Feeld app users practising it.
Over 500 Arrested at Palestine Action Protest in London
Over 500 arrested at London protest against Palestine Action ban, which was ruled unlawful by High Court.
Iran Rejects Oman's Strait Plan, Attacks Ship
Iran rejected Oman's southern shipping route through the Strait of Hormuz and attacked a Singaporean ship using it, forcing the IMO to abandon the plan.
Morocco Protests: Third Death Reported as Prime Minister Praises Security Response
Morocco protests death toll rises to three as PM praises security response; GenZ 212 calls for sixth night of demonstrations over corruption and public spending.
Fired Indiana Worker Wins $225,000 Free Speech Settlement
Suzanne Swierc fired by Ball State University over Facebook post about Charlie Kirk wins $225,000 settlement in free speech lawsuit.
Labour Admits £5bn Cost of Migrant Families Under ECHR
Labour government estimates reveal a £4.9bn net fiscal cost from 34,400 Article 8 migrant grants in 2025, sparking outrage over immigration system.
Health Chiefs Warn Against Frog Poison Detox Ceremonies
Health chiefs warn against kambo frog poison detox ceremonies after a Briton died during a ritual in London.
Zambia Cancels RightsCon Summit Amid Claims of Chinese Pressure
Zambia cancels RightsCon 2026 summit days before start, citing national values; activists cite censorship and possible Chinese pressure over Taiwanese delegates.
Final Arguments Heard in Jimmy Lai National Security Trial in Hong Kong
Final arguments conclude in Jimmy Lai's national security trial in Hong Kong; judges consider verdict in high-profile case.
Palestine Action Hunger Strikers' Health Deteriorates, Supporters Warn
Palestine Action hunger strikers' health worsens after 61+ days; supporters warn of critical phase, with one losing speech and another hearing.
Abortion Regret And The Right To Choose Readers Respond
Readers share diverse experiences of abortion, from straightforward decisions to complex grief, while supporting the right to choose and criticising mandatory waiting periods.
Taliban Formalises Child Marriage Amid Economic Crisis
Taliban formalises child marriage with new law making divorce nearly impossible for girls, activists warn amid economic crisis.
CMAT Calls Out Body Shaming After Radio 1 Big Weekend
Irish singer CMAT addresses body-shaming abuse after Radio 1 Big Weekend, highlighting disparity in treatment of female artists.
French Couple Who Kept 159 Cats in Filthy Flat Banned from Pets
French couple given suspended sentence for keeping 159 cats and 7 dogs in squalid conditions in Nice flat; permanently banned from pets.
South Australian Parliament Rejects Bill to Restrict Late-Term Abortions
South Australia's parliament rejects a bill to restrict late-term abortions, maintaining current law allowing abortions after 22 weeks for health risks.
BBC Ignored Warnings Over Ashley Cain's 'Toxic Masculinity'
The BBC was directly told of concerns about Ashley Cain's suitability to interview a victim of sexual violence in November 2025, casting doubt on its claim that the vetting failure lay with independent production partners.
Angelina Jolie Says She No Longer Recognises America Amid Free Speech Concerns
Angelina Jolie says she no longer recognises America amid free speech threats, as Disney stars criticise Jimmy Kimmel's suspension.
Man Charged After Churchill Statue Vandalised with Political Graffiti
Man charged with criminal damage after Winston Churchill statue vandalised with graffiti including 'Zionist war criminal' and 'globalise the intifada'.
French-Algerian Author Kamel Daoud Sentenced to Three Years in Algeria
French-Algerian author Kamel Daoud sentenced to three years in Algeria for his Goncourt Prize-winning novel 'Houris', which addresses the country's civil war.
GPS Trackers in Kids' Shoes: Safety or Surveillance?
The rise of child-tracking apps raises questions about safety versus surveillance, as parents balance peace of mind with privacy concerns.
French Minister Sues Man For Smoking At War Memorial
French minister files legal case against man filmed lighting cigarette from Tomb of the Unknown Soldier flame in Paris.
DC Man Sues After Arrest for Playing Darth Vader Theme at National Guard
Sam O'Hara sues after arrest for playing Darth Vader theme at national guard troops, alleging constitutional violations.
Apple Crumble Thrown at Crown Jewels in Inequality Protest
Four arrested after apple crumble thrown at crown jewels display in Tower of London protest against inequality by Take Back Power group.
Urgent Recall: Nine Products Pose Toxic and Choking Hazards to Children
Urgent recall for eight TheKiddoSpace toys and Crumb Australia cake powder due to toxic, choking, and fire risks to children.
Guardian US Reporting in 2025 Led to Policy Changes, Charges Dropped, and Corporate Reversals
Guardian US reporting in 2025 led to legislation, charges dropped, corporate reversals, and policy changes across multiple investigations.
Aung San Suu Kyi Moved to Solitary Confinement by Myanmar Junta
Myanmar junta moves Aung San Suu Kyi to solitary confinement in Naypyidaw prison; she faces 20+ charges including corruption.
Gen Z Men More Traditional On Gender Roles Than Boomers
Global survey reveals Gen Z men hold more traditional views on gender roles than baby boomers, with 33% believing wives should obey husbands.
Noah Wyle Leads Capitol Rally for Healthcare Worker Reform
Noah Wyle joins his mother and healthcare workers at a Capitol Hill rally to advocate for better support and funding for medical professionals.
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