Ofcom Investigates GB News Over Trump Interview
Ofcom investigates GB News over a Donald Trump interview for potential impartiality and misleadingness breaches.
Category : Liberties
Proposed UK Islamophobia Definition to Protect Freedom to Criticise Religion, Source Says
UK working group proposes Islamophobia definition that protects freedom to criticise Islam, amid rising anti-Muslim hate crimes.
Don Lemon Released Without Bail On Federal Charges
Former CNN anchor Don Lemon released without bail after arrest on federal charges for protesting at a Minnesota church.
Couple Risked Prison to Marry as Cousins in UK
First cousins Michael Lee and Angela Peang risked prison to marry in Utah, calling for law change after tying the knot in Colorado.
Maher Condemns ‘Gross’ Mockery of Charlie Kirk’s Assassination
Bill Maher condemns online mockery of Charlie Kirk's assassination, warns of rising political violence and social media's role in division.
Court Blocks UK's Rwanda-Style Deportation Deal With France
High Court blocks deportation under UK-France 'one in, one out' deal, casting doubt on Labour's immigration policy.
Kid Rock Criticises Young People's Fashion and Values in Fox News Interview
Kid Rock criticises young people's fashion and values, defends Trump, and claims left-wing voters are motivated by hate in Fox News interview.
NSW Government Moves to Ban 'Globalise the Intifada' Chant
NSW plans to ban 'globalise the intifada' chant, sparking free speech debate amid UK and US controversies.
Met Police Pays £2,500 to Southgate Preacher Over Wrongful Arrest
Met Police pays £2,500 to Christian preacher Oluwole Ilesanmi for wrongful arrest outside Southgate Tube station after a hate crime complaint.
Jewish Man Among First Charged Under Queensland's Pro-Palestinian Phrase Laws
Jewish man Stephen Heydt charged under Queensland's new laws banning pro-Palestinian phrases 'from the river to the sea' and 'globalise the intifada'.
US Officials Challenge Ofcom Over Online Safety Laws’ Free Speech Impact
US state department officials challenged Ofcom over free speech concerns related to the UK's online safety act, raising fears of censorship.
UK Trans Healthcare Policies Risk Breaching Human Rights Convention, Watchdog Warns
Council of Europe warns UK trans policies may breach ECHR, citing privacy and discrimination risks after Supreme Court ruling.
Sun Publisher Pays Substantial Damages to Christopher Jefferies
News Group Newspapers pays substantial damages to Christopher Jefferies for privacy invasion by the News of the World.
The Flirting Divide: Why Australian Men Don't Make the First Move
A viral video highlights the stark contrast in flirting styles between American and Australian men, sparking a debate about cultural norms and preferences.
Idaho Passes Strictest Transgender Bathroom Ban in US
Idaho passes strictest US transgender bathroom ban, criminalising use of facilities not matching sex assigned at birth, even in private businesses.
US Judge Blocks Pentagon Press Restrictions in Free Speech Ruling
Federal judge blocks Pentagon press restrictions, ruling them unconstitutional after New York Times lawsuit over free speech concerns.
Texas Antifa Activists Face Federal Terrorism Charges Over ICE Protest
DOJ files first terrorism charges against antifa activists over Texas ICE protest, sparking legal concerns over crackdown on leftwing groups.
Victoria to Ban NDAs Silencing Sexual Harassment Victims in Australian First
Victoria introduces Australian-first bill to ban NDAs in workplace sexual harassment cases unless requested by employee, with new safeguards.
Lawyer Wins Airport Ad Battle, Erects Massive Billboard
Lawyer Megan Thomas wins legal fight with Syracuse airport, erects massive billboard with original sexual harassment ad slogan.
Peers Vote to Scrap Non-Crime Hate Incidents
Peers vote to scrap non-crime hate incidents, with a narrow majority backing Lord Young's amendment to the Crime and Policing Bill.
Traditional British insults at risk of extinction as Gen Z favours 'Karen' and 'basic'
Survey finds classic British insults like 'plonker' and 'prat' dying out as Gen Z prefers 'Karen' and 'basic', threatening UK's insult reputation.
Met Police Admits Forcing Woman to Remove Hijab at Heathrow Was Wrong
Met Police admits forcing Muslim woman to remove hijab at Heathrow was unlawful, settles for £15,000, sparking calls to scrap Schedule 7.
No Kings protests draw 8 million worldwide in largest single-day US demonstrations
Over 8 million join No Kings protests across US and globally, largest single-day demonstrations in US history against Trump administration.
UK Government Faces Legal Action Over Refusal to Evacuate Critically Ill Children from Gaza
UK faces legal action for not evacuating critically ill children from Gaza, contrasting with past conflicts. Three children need urgent care.
Labour Fights to Keep Judicial Oversight on Asio Questioning Powers
Labour opposes removal of judicial oversight for Asio questioning powers, pushing for 'double lock' safeguard as government expands spy agency's scope.
Five EU governments 'consistently' dismantling rule of law, watchdog warns
Liberties report names five EU states as 'dismantlers' of rule of law, warns of backsliding in six more, and criticises EU inaction.
Queensland Hate Speech Laws Face Free Speech Backlash
Queensland's proposed hate speech laws face backlash from free speech advocates, with the IPA warning of vague wording and potential censorship.
Palestine Action Activists Cleared of Aggravated Burglary at Elbit Systems Factory
Six Palestine Action activists cleared of aggravated burglary at Elbit Systems factory near Bristol; jury acquits on main charges.
Jailed China Journalist Zhang Zhan Faces Second Trial
Chinese journalist Zhang Zhan faces a second trial on charges of 'picking quarrels and provoking trouble' after reporting on Covid-19 in Wuhan.
Labour MPs to Oppose New Animal Testing Protest Curbs
Labour MPs plan to oppose a government move to restrict protests at animal testing sites by classifying them as key national infrastructure, sparking civil liberties concerns.
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