Justice Department ‘Not Investigating’ Renee Good Killing in Contrast to 2020 George Floyd Inquiry
US Justice Department declines to investigate ICE agent's fatal shooting of Renee Good, contrasting with 2020 George Floyd probe.
Category : Liberties
Iranian Exiles Film Exposes Regime Torture In My Worst Enemy
Mehran Tamadon's documentary re-enacts torture of Iranian exiles, but only gains power through Zar Amir Ebrahimi's critique.
Jimmy Lai Sentenced to 20 Years in Hong Kong National Security Case
Hong Kong pro-democracy figure Jimmy Lai sentenced to 20 years for national security offences, drawing international condemnation.
Naked Cyclists Hire Security Amid Public Backlash
London Naked Bike Ride organisers hire security after public hostility and an assault on a cyclist; event date changed to Sunday.
MPs Call for MoD to Face Corporate Manslaughter Charges Over Training Deaths
MPs say MoD should face corporate manslaughter charges for training deaths, citing 135 fatalities since 2000.
Dorset Church Magazine Apologises for Controversial Poems on Immigration and Benefits
A Dorset church magazine apologises for poems targeting asylum seekers, benefit claimants, and overweight people, sparking community debate.
Labour's Digital ID Cards for Children Spark Surveillance Fears
Labour's digital ID card proposal sparks civil liberties debate, with readers divided on surveillance concerns and practical benefits.
Mehdi Hasan and Arwa Mahdawi to Discuss Global Rise of Authoritarianism in London
Mehdi Hasan and Arwa Mahdawi discuss global authoritarianism, Trumpism, and the future of liberal democracy at Zeteo's first London event.
Retired Officer Wins £835k Over Free Speech Arrest
Retired officer Larry Bushart wins $835k settlement after 37-day jail term over Facebook post about Charlie Kirk assassination.
Attenborough 'Overwhelmed' by 100th Birthday Greetings
David Attenborough says he is 'overwhelmed' by birthday greetings ahead of his 100th birthday on Friday, with celebrations including a Royal Albert Hall event.
Labour has 'completely abandoned' women's rights, former EHRC chief claims
Former EHRC chief Kishwer Falkner says Labour has abandoned women's rights, criticises delay in transgender guidance.
US Judge Blocks Pentagon Press Restrictions in Free Speech Victory
Federal judge blocks Pentagon press restrictions, ruling Trump administration policy unconstitutional in free speech victory for media.
Lawsuit Seeks to Halt Trump's Renovation of Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool
Lawsuit filed to halt Trump's renovation of Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool, citing historic preservation law violations.
US Supreme Court Blocks Trump's Bid to Deploy National Guard to Chicago
US Supreme Court blocks Trump's bid to deploy National Guard to Chicago, ruling 6-3 that administration lacked legal authority for military intervention in immigration enforcement.
Traitors Star Matthew Hyndman Details Harrowing Escape from Conversion Therapy
The Traitors star Matthew Hyndman reveals how he escaped conversion therapy after his sexuality was accidentally exposed, leading him to campaign for a ban.
Legal Experts Question CPS Reasoning in Dropped China Spies Case
Legal experts question CPS decision to drop spying charges against two Britons accused of spying for China, citing political row and legal technicalities.
Prince Harry’s High Court Trial Against Daily Mail Begins
Prince Harry and six others accuse Daily Mail publisher of unlawful information gathering in High Court trial.
US Fighter Jet Shoots Down UFO in Declassified Video
Declassified US video shows F-16 shooting down UFO over Lake Huron in 2023; part of 160-file release with unresolved cases.
Wife of Ex-Tory Councillor Loses Appeal Over Southport Tweet Sentence
Lucy Connolly loses appeal against 31-month jail sentence for inciting racial hatred with Southport tweet.
Ex-MI5 Employee Sectioned Over Leak of State Secrets
Former MI5 employee Juan Joseph sectioned after leaking state secrets to a foreign power, found not guilty by reason of insanity.
Films More Likely to Star Actors Named Chris or Talking Animals Than Women Over 60, Study Finds
UK study finds top-grossing films more likely to star actors named Chris or talking animals than women over 60, highlighting ageism in cinema.
King Charles Named Patron of Jewish Security Charity CST
King Charles becomes patron of CST amid rise in hostile state activity and antisemitic attacks in UK.
Judge Quashes Koran Burning Conviction In Free Speech Defence
Judge overturns conviction of man fined for burning Qur'an in London, citing right to offend under free expression.
Leaked Strategy Brands National Flags as 'Tools of Hate'
Leaked Government draft brands Union Jack and other national flags as 'tools of hate', sparking political backlash.
Merseyside Police Detective Sacked for Paying Teenager for Sex
Merseyside police detective John Rigby sacked for gross misconduct after paying a 17-year-old boy for sex and unauthorised computer access.
Albanese Government Faces Transparency Backlash Over FoI Overhaul
Albanese government faces backlash over FoI overhaul, with critics warning of reduced transparency and new fees.
Manchester Synagogue Attack Sparks Debate on Free Speech and Antisemitism
Letters debate the Manchester synagogue attack, free speech, and the conflation of Zionism with Judaism.
BBC Bans Staff from Quoting Trump Corruption Line Removed from Reith Lecture
BBC bans staff from quoting Trump corruption claim removed from Reith lecture, citing legal advice amid threat of lawsuit.
Badenoch: Pro-Palestine Marches Are 'Carnivals of Hatred'
Kemi Badenoch calls pro-Palestine marches 'carnivals of hatred' at Tory conference, urging a ban and criticising government inaction on extremism.
Elderly Protesters Arrested Over Palestine Action Support
Over-60s make up half of 532 arrested at Palestine Action ban protest; former magistrate and priest explain their stand.
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