Police Hunt Man Who Called for Starmer's Assassination at Far-Right Rally
Police hunt man who called for Keir Starmer's assassination at far-right 'Unite the Kingdom' rally in London; 24 arrested, 26 officers injured.
Category : Liberties
Minneapolis to Rename Street Where George Floyd Was Killed After Him
Minneapolis renames street where George Floyd was killed as George Perry Floyd Jr Place, following global protests.
Gender-Critical and Pro-Transgender Groups Clash in Edinburgh
Gender-critical and pro-transgender groups clashed in Edinburgh over transgender rights, testing Scotland's new hate crime law.
Cherokee Nation Calls on Jeep to Retire Cherokee Name
Cherokee Nation chief asks Jeep to stop using Cherokee name on SUVs, citing need to retire Native American iconography.
Driver Who Killed Seven Geese in Warrington Given Suspended Sentence
Abraham Andemariam sentenced for driving through geese, killing seven in Warrington; given suspended jail term.
Palantir Deals Threaten UK Data Rights and Sovereignty
UK citizens' data rights and sovereignty threatened by Palantir's NHS and MoD contracts, warn letter writers.
UK border rules for dual nationals discriminatory against women, campaigners say
New UK border rules for dual nationals requiring name match on passports are discriminatory against women, especially in Greece and Spain, campaigners say.
Charlie Kirk Oxford Speech Sparks Free Speech Debate
George Abaraonye's ousting as Oxford Union president sparks debate on free speech, media scrutiny, and hypocrisy in campus politics.
Prince Harry Speaks on Lifelong Privacy Invasion in Washington DC
Prince Harry speaks in Washington DC about lifelong privacy invasion, legal battles against UK media, and the personal cost to his family.
Egyptian Activist Apologises For Tweets After UK Arrival
British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abd el-Fattah apologises for 'hurtful' tweets from over a decade ago, as UK politicians call for his citizenship revocation.
Dolores Huerta Says She Was Abused by Cesar Chavez: 'My Silence Ends Here'
Dolores Huerta reveals she was sexually abused by Cesar Chavez, breaking 60-year silence amid New York Times investigation.
Church of England's £100m Slavery Fund Faces Backlash
Church of England commits £100m to address slave trade links, but faces criticism over reparations approach.
Judge Condemns DOJ Over Removal of Slavery Exhibit
Federal judge criticises DOJ for arguing Trump admin can decide history displayed at National Park sites after removal of slavery exhibit.
Canadian Photographer Sues Police Over Arrest While Covering Protest
Canadian photojournalist Amber Bracken sues RCMP for wrongful arrest during protest coverage, alleging violation of constitutional rights.
Amnesty Warns World Cup Visitors of US Rising Authoritarianism
Amnesty International issues World Cup travel advisory warning of rising authoritarianism and violence in the US under Trump's immigration enforcement.
Ashley James Resigns From Girlguiding Over Trans Policy
Ashley James quits as Girlguiding ambassador over policy banning trans girls, calling decision 'devastating'.
MI5 and Police Unlawfully Surveilled BBC Journalist for Years, Tribunal Told
MI5 and police unlawfully surveilled BBC journalist Vincent Kearney for years, tribunal hears, violating his rights and damaging source relationships.
Michael Barrymore’s Wrongful Arrest Damages Reduced to Nominal After Police Win Appeal
Court of Appeal rules Michael Barrymore entitled only to nominal damages for wrongful arrest by Essex police, overturning High Court decision.
NFL Cooperates with Florida Probe into Rooney Rule
NFL cooperates with Florida probe into Rooney Rule, facing subpoena over alleged race and sex discrimination in hiring practices.
Iraq War Veteran Banned from Coaching After Hate Crime Acquittal
Iraq war veteran Jamie Michael, acquitted of inciting racial hatred, banned from coaching children in Wales, sparking free speech row.
Woman Says She Chose Deportation After 'Humiliating' ICE Detention
A woman with an open asylum case chose deportation after experiencing 'humiliating' conditions in ICE detention, including being shackled and moved multiple times.
Varoufakis Denounces 'Ridiculous' Drug Charge as Sign of Western Fascism
Yanis Varoufakis faces prosecution for admitting past ecstasy use, calling it a sign of rising far-right fascism in the West.
Cosmetic Interventions Surge Sparks Ethical Debates
As cosmetic procedures boom, ethical debates lag. Experts call for wider conversations on beauty norms and moral agency.
Civil Liberties Groups Demand Inquiry Into UK Data Watchdog
73 campaigners and experts call for inquiry into ICO over enforcement collapse after Afghan data breach, citing structural failures.
Far Right Revives Debunked Race Science
Far-right figures revive debunked 'race science', claiming evolutionary bases for racial disparities, despite repeated scholarly refutations.
US Reverses No-Knock Warrant Limits After Breonna Taylor
Trump administration rescinds federal limits on no-knock warrants, reversing safeguards from Breonna Taylor's death.
Grace Tame Accuses Anthony Albanese of 'Cowardice' in Scathing Essay
Grace Tame accuses PM Anthony Albanese of cowardice and censorship in a Crikey essay, criticising his stance on US-Israel strikes on Iran and alleging a propaganda machine against her.
Trump Administration Releases FBI Files on Martin Luther King Jr Despite Family Opposition
Trump administration releases 200,000 pages of FBI surveillance records on Martin Luther King Jr, despite opposition from his family and civil rights groups.
Judge Dismisses Domestic Terrorism Charges Against Atlanta ‘Cop City’ Protester
Georgia judge drops domestic terrorism charges against Cop City protester Jamie Marsicano due to state delays, citing rights violations.
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.
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