Category : Liberties


Greek Court Clears 24 Aid Workers of Smuggling Charges

A Greek court has acquitted 24 humanitarian workers, including Sean Binder and Sarah Mardini, of people smuggling charges after a seven-year legal battle. Rights groups hail the verdict as a vindication for lifesaving work in the Aegean.

ACLU Sues Over ICE Raids in Minnesota

The ACLU files a lawsuit against the Trump administration, alleging ICE and CBP agents in Minnesota engaged in racial profiling and unlawful arrests, targeting Somali and Latino communities.

Greek court clears activists of aiding migrant rescues

A Greek court acquits 24 volunteers, including Syrian swimmer Sarah Mardini, of charges related to migrant rescues on Lesbos. Human rights groups hail the decision as a victory for compassion. Read the full story.

ICE agent brags about £150k salary while threatening public

Shocking footage shows an ICE officer threatening bystanders and boasting about his $200k salary. The incident follows the fatal shooting of protester Renee Good and exposes deep tensions within US immigration enforcement. Read the full investigation.

Adelaide Festival Apologises to Disinvited Writer

Adelaide Festival issues full apology to Palestinian-Australian author Randa Abdel-Fattah after disinvitation sparked mass boycott. She is invited to speak in 2027 and considers defamation action.

Australian vs American Men: The Flirting Divide

A viral video sparks debate on why Australian men are seen as low-effort flirts compared to their forward American counterparts. Is it tall poppy syndrome or just a cultural preference?

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