ITV Documentary Exposes Shocking Police Spycops Scandal
ITV documentary exposes the police spycops scandal, featuring women deceived by undercover officers in long-term relationships.
Category : Liberties
Court Rules Homeless Encampment Clearance Breached Human Rights
Queensland Supreme Court rules Moreton Bay council's homeless camp eviction breached human rights, calling it degrading and inhumane.
Hampshire Police Accused of Anti-White Bias After Nowak Murder, Data Shows Racial Disparity in Stop
Hampshire Police, accused of anti-white bias after Henry Nowak murder, is 5.1 times more likely to stop and search black people than white people, above national average.
Canada's Supreme Court to Hear Challenge to Quebec Secularism Law
Canada's Supreme Court will hear a challenge to Quebec's secularism law banning religious symbols for public workers, with federal government intervention.
Paul McCartney names John Lennon as his favourite Beatle and 'the leader'
Paul McCartney says John Lennon was the favourite Beatle and unofficial leader during a YouTube interview promoting his new album.
Facial Recognition Camera Expansion Sparks Liberty Fears
Police use of live facial recognition cameras doubles, scanning nearly 5m faces in 2024, sparking liberty concerns as technology expands without legal framework.
DWP Gains New Powers to Access Bank Accounts and Recover Funds
DWP gains new powers to access bank accounts and directly recover funds to tackle benefits fraud, saving £1.5bn by 2029/30, but faces criticism over privacy concerns.
DWP Accused of Excessive Surveillance on Benefit Fraud Suspects
Privacy International report finds DWP uses excessive surveillance on benefit fraud suspects, including tailing and social media monitoring.
Police Confiscate Union Jack From Teenager At Protest
A peaceful protester was falsely accused of burning the Union Jack at the Cenotaph, leading to racial abuse online.
Police Anti-Racism Policy Not to Blame for Henry Nowak Stabbing Death, Experts Say
Experts say police anti-racism policies did not cause failures in Henry Nowak stabbing case, contrary to right-wing claims.
Trans Activist Cleared Over 'Punch a Terf' Remark
Trans activist Sarah Jane Baker cleared of inciting violence after telling crowd to 'punch a terf' at London rally.
Iran Child Bride Spared Execution After Blood Money Paid
Goli Kouhkan, forced into marriage at 12, spared execution after blood money paid to husband's family in Iran.
Spanish Town Bans Muslim Festivals from Public Facilities
Jumilla's PP-led council bans Muslims from using public facilities for Eid celebrations, sparking accusations of Islamophobia and constitutional violation.
Victorian Labor Reverses Stance, Will Introduce Standalone Coercive Control Offence
Victorian Labor reverses stance, will introduce standalone coercive control offence in 2026, matching opposition policy after previously insisting existing laws sufficed.
UPenn Faculty Condemn Trump Administration Demand for Jewish Voter Lists as Antisemitic
UPenn faculty condemn Trump administration's EEOC demand for Jewish student and staff lists as antisemitic and dangerous, citing historical parallels.
Peer With Family Ties to BAT Challenges UK Smoking Ban in Court
Lord Strathcarron, with a relative at BAT, challenges UK's generational smoking ban by proposing to raise purchase age to 21 instead.
Farage Condemned Over Call to Ban Muslim Public Prayers
Nigel Farage faces backlash after calling for a ban on Muslim public prayers in the UK, with leaders condemning his remarks as bigoted and divisive.
Two Men Convicted in Zambia for Witchcraft Plot to Kill President
Two men convicted in Zambia for witchcraft plot to kill President Hakainde Hichilema, sentenced to two years hard labour.
Norwegian journalist suspended from Meta accounts after challenging Modi on press freedom
Norwegian journalist Helle Lyng says Meta suspended her Instagram and Facebook after she challenged Narendra Modi on press freedom in Oslo.
Meta Exposé Author Faces Bankruptcy After Gag Order Silences Criticism
Former Meta executive Sarah Wynn-Williams faces bankruptcy after gag order fines her $50,000 per breach for criticising the company.
Ex-Missouri Officer Pleads Guilty to Searching Women’s Phones for Nudes
Ex-Missouri officer Julian Alcala pleads guilty to searching 20 women's phones for nude photos during traffic stops.
Frilly Dresses and White Supremacy: Welcome to the Weird, Frightening World of ‘Trad Wives’
The trad wife movement, rooted in anti-feminism and white supremacy, is moving from far-right fringes into mainstream politics, with implications for women's rights globally.
Six Reasons Your UK Passport Application Could Be Rejected
Learn six common reasons UK passport applications face rejection or delays, from makeup and piercings to hair and glasses.
ABC Accuses FCC of First Amendment Threat Over Early License Renewal
ABC accuses FCC of First Amendment threat after being asked to renew broadcast licenses early, citing editorial coercion.
Women's Creative Time Still Stolen by Patriarchy, a Century On
Reflection on how patriarchal structures still deny women the uninterrupted time needed for creative work, a century after first-wave feminism.
Government Launches Consultation on Expanding Facial Recognition Laws
UK government launches 10-week consultation on expanding police facial recognition use, seeking views on new laws and a regulator.
Fact Check: Global Online Comments Arrest Data Not Comparable
Tommy Robinson's claim that the UK leads the world in online comment arrests is misleading; data is not comparable and includes serious offences beyond free speech.
Death of Yves Sakila Exposes Deep-Rooted Racism in Ireland
The death of Congolese-born Yves Sakila after being restrained by security guards in Dublin has exposed deep-rooted racism in Ireland, sparking protests and calls for accountability.
Liberal Senator Condemns 'Mass Migration' Term as Inflammatory
Liberal Senator Andrew McLachlan condemns 'mass migration' term as inaccurate and inflammatory, urging respectful debate on immigration policy.
Victoria's COVID Spike Threatens Border Reopening Plans for Three States
Victoria's COVID-19 spike threatens border reopening plans for Queensland, South Australia, and Western Australia, as restrictions are reimposed.
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