US Firefighter Deported After Arrest While Battling Wildfire
Undocumented Oregon firefighter José Bertín Cruz-Estrada was arrested by Border Patrol while fighting a wildfire, detained for two months, and deported to Mexico.
Category : Liberties
The Serious Side of ‘Mansplaining’ Has Been Lost. That’s Where the Harm Begins
Rebecca Solnit argues that the humorous side of 'mansplaining' obscures its serious role in systemic inequality of voice, affecting credibility and safety.
Mother Ends Life at Swiss Clinic Four Years After Son’s Death
Wendy Duffy, 56, died at Pegasos clinic in Basel, four years after her son's death. Assisted dying bill in England and Wales fails to pass.
LAPD Faces Backlash Over Venice Beach Homeless Raid
LAPD faces backlash after viral video shows heavily armed officers raiding a homeless camp in Venice Beach, amid new anti-camping laws.
Man fined £800 for filming dog giving Nazi salutes
Mark Meechan fined £800 for filming his pug giving Nazi salutes and posting the video online, found guilty of grossly offensive antisemitic material.
47 Arrested in London Protest Supporting Banned Palestine Action
47 arrested in London protest supporting banned Palestine Action; 120 more charged for previous demo.
Why Palestinian Suffering Fades From Global View
Six months after Gaza ceasefire, over 800 civilians killed; West Bank violence surges as world focuses on Iran war.
Alabama Carries Out Second Nitrogen Gas Execution
Alabama executes Alan Miller using nitrogen gas, the second such execution in the US, amid controversy over the method.
Elon Musk’s X Sues Anti-Hate Group Over Lost Ad Revenue
Elon Musk's X sues anti-hate group CCDH for tens of millions in lost ad revenue, alleging research caused advertiser pauses.
Farage Urged to Clarify Anti-Abortion Links After US Meeting
Nigel Farage faces questions over a meeting with Trump officials arranged by anti-abortion group ADF, sparking concerns over women's rights.
23,500 Families Lose Child Benefit In Data Error
Thousands of families lost child benefit due to flawed Home Office travel data, sparking calls for an independent inquiry.
Rubio Claims Over 300 Visas Revoked Over Pro-Palestine Protests
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirms over 300 visa revocations targeting pro-Palestine activists, sparking free speech concerns.
Cairo Takeaway and Daily Telegraph Apologise to Activist, but Dispute Reignites
Daily Telegraph and Cairo Takeaway apologise to activist Ofir Birenbaum, but dispute reignites over settlement statements.
Professor Faces Death Threats Over Zionist Comments
Professor Mark Bray faces death threats and flight cancellation after Trump targets Antifa, forcing his family to flee to Spain.
Labour MPs Threaten Rebellion Over Jury Trial Reforms
39 Labour MPs rebel against plans to reduce jury trials, calling it 'madness' amid record court backlog.
ICE Agent Unlikely To Face Charges In Fatal Shooting
ICE agent Jonathan Ross identified in fatal Minneapolis shooting; unlikely to face charges amid political fallout.
Israel's Death Penalty Law Called Racist and Abhorrent
Israel passes mandatory death penalty law applying only to Palestinians, condemned as racist and discriminatory.
First Female Archbishop Faces Misogyny Backlash
Letters highlight misogyny and challenges facing Sarah Mullally, the first female archbishop of Canterbury, amid calls for church reform.
MPs Call for Government Intervention as Two Palestine Action-Linked Hunger Strikers Hospitalised
Two Palestine Action-linked hunger strikers hospitalised; MPs demand government intervention over prison conditions and medical care.
Police Federation Considers Legal Action Over Met’s Use of Palantir AI Tool
Met Police Federation considers legal action over Palantir AI tool used to monitor officers, citing privacy concerns.
Green Party Leader Apologises for Sharing Tweet Criticising Police at Golders Green Stabbings
Zack Polanski apologises for sharing tweet critical of police after Golders Green stabbings, following criticism from Met commissioner and PM.
Single-Sex Toilets Must Exclude Transgender People, Says EHRC
EHRC updates code: single-sex toilets must exclude transgender people; alternatives like gender-neutral facilities required.
Muslim neighbours rally behind London synagogue after arson attack
Muslim neighbours who once received help from a London synagogue after an arson attack return the favour following an attempted firebombing.
Swedish Politician Quits Over Death Threats
Anna-Karin Hatt resigns as Centre Party leader due to death threats, highlighting a pattern of women being driven out of Swedish public life by extremism.
US Criticises UK Human Rights Record Over Free Speech and Abortion Zones
US state department report accuses UK of backsliding on human rights, citing free speech restrictions and abortion clinic zones.
'See it. Say it. Sorted' Slogan Stays in £3m Campaign Refresh
The 'See it. Say it. Sorted' campaign gets a refresh with a new design, but the slogan remains unchanged. Reports have increased significantly since 2016.
Leaked Data Reveals Widespread Abuse of Israeli Spyware Pegasus
Leaked data reveals NSO Group's Pegasus spyware allegedly used by authoritarian regimes to target activists, journalists, and politicians globally.
Government Plans to Name and Shame Community Service Offenders
Ministers plan to name and shame community service offenders in England and Wales, sparking concerns over rehabilitation and family impact.
Labour MPs Question Workability of EHRC Guidance on Biological Sex Ruling
Labour MPs doubt EHRC guidance on Supreme Court biological sex ruling is workable, citing concerns for trans people and practical challenges.
DVLA Free Sign-Up Saves Drivers from £2,500 Fine
Drivers risk £2,500 fine for SORN mistakes. Free DVLA sign-up saves money on tax and insurance for off-road vehicles.
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