Category : Liberties


Judge Weighs Force Limits After Portland ICE Protest

A federal judge is considering a temporary restraining order to restrict federal officers' use of force during protests after agents teargassed crowds in Portland, Oregon, including children and elderly demonstrators.

Diane Munday: Abortion Act Pioneer's Legacy

Diane Munday, the pioneering abortion campaigner who helped secure the 1967 Abortion Act, has died aged 94. Her lifelong fight for women's reproductive rights was driven by personal experience and humanist principles.

UK Baby Name Bans: Bizarre Choices and Strict Rules

While UK parents enjoy considerable freedom in naming children, strict regulations prohibit offensive, misleading, or harmful names. Discover real cases of rejected names and the legal criteria registrars apply.

Renee Good Killing Reveals Fragile White Womanhood Pact

The fatal shooting of Renee Good by ICE agents has sparked outrage, revealing how the state's protection of white women is conditional on upholding racial hierarchies, with historical roots in films like Birth of a Nation.

Peter Tatchell Arrested Over 'Intifada' Sign in London

Veteran activist Peter Tatchell, 74, was arrested at a pro-Palestine march in central London for carrying a placard reading 'Globalise the intifada'. The Metropolitan Police confirmed the arrest for a public order offence.

Jane Fonda Slams Trump at Don Lemon Court Hearing

Actress Jane Fonda, 88, criticised former President Donald Trump outside Don Lemon's court hearing in Los Angeles, defending the journalist arrested over a pro-immigration protest at a Minnesota church.

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