Over 500 Arrested at Palestine Action Protest in London
Over 500 arrested at London protest against Palestine Action ban, which was ruled unlawful by High Court. Organisers condemn arrests as unlawful.
Category : Liberties
Shabana Mahmood Considers Mandatory Chemical Castration for Serious Sex Offenders
Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood considers mandatory chemical castration for serious sex offenders as part of radical sentencing reforms to ease prison overcrowding.
Gina Miller on Rape, Cancer, and Cambridge Campaign
Gina Miller, activist and Brexit legal challenger, runs for Cambridge chancellor while battling breast cancer, highlighting past rape and the university's lack of female chancellors.
Thousands Rally in London for Israel on 100th Day Since Hamas Attack
Thousands attend pro-Israel rally in London's Trafalgar Square on 100th day since Hamas attack, with video address from Israeli President Herzog.
Starmer Urges Europe to Curb ECHR to Combat Far-Right Rise
PM Starmer urges European leaders to modify ECHR for tougher border controls to counter far-right rise, sparking criticism from human rights groups.
Gen Z Men More Traditional On Marriage Than Boomers
Global survey reveals Gen Z men hold more traditional views on marriage and gender roles than baby boomers, with 33% believing wives should obey husbands.
UK Government Issues Nuclear Strike Safety Advice: Best Shelter Spots at Home
UK Government advises 'go in, stay in, tune in' for nuclear incidents, with safest shelter at home centre, away from walls and windows.
Young Women Reject Marriage As Gender Expectations Shift
Survey data shows young women increasingly reject marriage, while men remain keener, reflecting shifting gender expectations and practical concerns.
Jailed Hong Kong Activist Jimmy Lai Honoured with German Free Speech Award
Jailed Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Jimmy Lai receives Deutsche Welle freedom of speech award for his role in the democracy movement.
Doreen Lawrence Criticises Badenoch Over Race Remarks After Henry Nowak Murder
Stephen Lawrence's mother Doreen Lawrence criticises Kemi Badenoch for using her son's name in race debate after Henry Nowak murder.
Afroman Wins Lawsuit Against Police Over Mocking Raid Videos
US rapper Afroman wins lawsuit after Ohio police sued him over comedic videos using footage from a 2022 raid on his home.
Woman Cleared After Biting Attacker's Tongue in Self-Defence
South Korean woman acquitted 61 years after biting attacker's tongue in self-defence; original conviction overturned.
US Supreme Court Unanimously Upholds Access to Abortion Pill Mifepristone
US Supreme Court unanimously upholds access to abortion pill mifepristone, ruling anti-abortion activists lacked standing to challenge FDA regulations.
Florida Lawsuit Claims AI Facial Recognition Led to Wrongful Arrest
Florida man sues police after AI facial recognition error leads to wrongful arrest for child luring, highlighting bias and oversight failures.
US Immigration Agents Using Personal Meta AI Glasses for Surveillance, Raising Privacy Concerns
US immigration agents are using personal Meta AI glasses for surveillance, sparking privacy fears amid Trump's deportation campaign.
British Football Coach Jailed for 25 Years in Dubai Over CBD Vape Liquid
British football coach Billy Hood sentenced to 25 years in Dubai for CBD vape liquid; family appeals.
‘I was probably just as lost as my callers’: my six months as a telephone psychic
A former literary editor recounts her six months as a telephone psychic, charging callers for insights despite having no supernatural abilities.
Pro-Palestine Protester Sues Kent Police Over Terrorism Act Threat
Laura Murton takes legal action against Kent Police after being threatened with arrest under the Terrorism Act for pro-Palestine protest.
Marquess of Bath Wins High Court Battle Over Surrogate Son's Inheritance
High Court allows Marquess of Bath's surrogate-born son to potentially inherit from family trusts, avoiding exclusion due to birth circumstances.
Taliban Penal Code Equates Husbands with Slave Masters, Rights Groups Warn
Taliban's new penal code allows husbands to beat wives, equates women with slaves, and criminalises women seeking refuge at parents' homes.
Ofcom Urged to Clarify Online Rules After Palestine Action Ruling
Rights groups urge Ofcom to clarify online rules after High Court ruling on Palestine Action ban, pending home secretary's appeal.
Pro-Israel Group Urges US Justice Department to Investigate Ms Rachel Over Gaza Posts
StopAntisemitism asks US DoJ to investigate Ms Rachel over Gaza posts, alleging foreign agent activity; legal experts question basis.
David Lammy: Stop and Search Is Inherently Unfair, Unjust and Ineffectual
David Lammy criticises stop and search as unfair, racially biased and ineffective, citing his own experience and evidence.
Soros Foundation to Close in Turkey Amid Political Hostility
George Soros's Open Society Foundation to end operations in Turkey after President Erdogan's anti-Semitic remarks and baseless claims in media.
Peru Condemned for Mother's Death in Forced Sterilisation
Landmark IACHR ruling holds Peru responsible for Celia Ramos's death in forced sterilisation, part of a 1990s campaign targeting Indigenous women.
CBS Backtracks on Copyright Claims Over Colbert’s Public Access Show
CBS withdraws copyright claims on Stephen Colbert's public access show after backlash, waiving enforcement pending review.
Fired DHS Worker Sues After Secret Date Recording Criticises Noem
Former DHS employee Brandon Wright sues after being fired for criticising Secretary Noem on a date, alleging First Amendment violation.
South Korea's Top Court Ends YouTube Real Name Rule
South Korea's Constitutional Court strikes down real-name internet law, citing free speech concerns and limited effectiveness.
11-Year-Old Boy Flies from Manchester to Rome Without Ticket or Passport
An 11-year-old boy flew from Manchester to Rome without a ticket or passport, evading multiple security checks, prompting an investigation and staff suspensions.
The Real Danger of Islamophobia: It Rarely Announces Itself as Hatred Yet Shapes How Millions Think
Islamophobia rarely announces itself as hatred yet shapes global politics through selective framing and normalised exclusion of Muslims.
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