Killing of Gaza journalist threatens press freedom
The tragic death of Al Jazeera journalist Anas al-Sharif in Gaza raises urgent questions about press freedom and the safety of reporters in conflict zones.
Category : Liberties
Spain drops Islamic festival ban after racism row
Spain's government has abandoned plans to prohibit Islamic festivals following accusations of racism, sparking debate on religious freedom and cultural tolerance.
Wikipedia wins Online Safety Act court challenge
The High Court rules that Wikipedia can avoid the strictest regulations under the UK's Online Safety Act, marking a significant victory for digital rights.
Wikipedia challenges Online Safety Act in High Court
Wikipedia's parent organisation has launched a legal challenge against the UK's Online Safety Act, arguing it threatens freedom of expression and could impose 'unacceptable censorship' on the internet.
Moroccan woman arrested for 'Allah is lesbian' T-shirt
A woman in Morocco has been arrested and threatened with stoning after wearing a T-shirt with the slogan 'Allah is a lesbian' in public, sparking outrage and debate over religious expression and LGBTQ+ rights.
Wikipedia sues UK government over surveillance laws
The Wikimedia Foundation takes legal action against the UK government, arguing that mass surveillance laws violate privacy rights and freedom of expression.
Spanish town bans Islamic festivals amid tensions
A small Spanish town has sparked controversy by banning Islamic festivals, citing cultural tensions. Critics call it racist, while locals defend their traditions. Read the full story.
John Oliver eviscerates Dean Cain over ICE comments
John Oliver takes aim at Dean Cain for his defence of Trump-era ICE policies, delivering a scathing critique on his show. The comedian didn't hold back in his latest segment.
Davies: Reform UK & Trump harming UK gay rights
Renowned screenwriter Russell T Davies warns of a troubling decline in UK gay rights, pointing fingers at Reform UK and Donald Trump's influence.
Russell T Davies condemns UK's LGBTQ+ rights decline
Renowned 'Doctor Who' showrunner Russell T Davies criticises the UK's regression on LGBTQ+ rights, calling for urgent action to protect freedoms.
UK plans to reveal suspects' ethnicity spark backlash
Campaigners and rights groups condemn proposed UK policy to reveal suspects' ethnicity and migration details, warning it could fuel discrimination and erode trust in law enforcement.
Malaysia's press freedom at risk under Anwar Ibrahim
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim is under fire for tightening controls on the press, raising concerns over the erosion of free speech in the country.
Online Safety Act: Free speech threat or necessary protection?
The UK's Online Safety Act has sparked debate over digital ID requirements, raising concerns about privacy and free speech while aiming to protect users from harmful content.
Anti-abortion prayer protest sparks police call
A pro-life activist caused controversy after being filmed praying silently outside an abortion clinic, leading to police intervention and a heated public debate.
GPS trackers in kids' shoes: Safety or surveillance?
Parents are increasingly using GPS trackers in children's shoes, but is this vigilant parenting or an invasion of privacy? Experts weigh in on the debate.
Intersex woman shares journey of self-acceptance
A courageous intersex woman shares her journey of self-acceptance, navigating relationships, and living authentically in a world that often misunderstands her identity.
Royal Albert Hall apologises for Palestine pin incident
The Royal Albert Hall has apologised after a staff member was reportedly told to remove a Palestine badge, sparking outrage and accusations of censorship.
UK Backlash Over Palestine Protest Ban
The UK government's decision to ban a Palestine protest group sparks widespread defiance and protests across the country. Critics argue the move undermines civil liberties.
Drag Queen Escorted by Police at Kids' Event
A drag queen was escorted by police from a children's event following heated protests, with the performer now threatening to sue over alleged online abuse.
Vance warns UK against 'dark path of censorship'
US Senator JD Vance cautions Britain against suppressing free speech, drawing parallels to American struggles with censorship and ideological control.
Christian student accused of gay bashing in Bangor
A Christian student in Bangor, Maine, faces allegations of gay bashing, sparking outrage and debate over religious beliefs and discrimination.
EHRC: Trans women can be banned from single-sex spaces
The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) has issued controversial new guidance allowing single-sex spaces to exclude trans women. Critics argue this undermines LGBTQ+ rights, while supporters claim it protects women's safety.
Kashmir book ban targets Roy and Noorani
Controversy erupts as Indian authorities ban books on Kashmir by renowned authors Arundhati Roy and AG Noorani, raising concerns over freedom of expression.
EHRC rejects trans ban in women's changing rooms
The UK's equality watchdog has dismissed demands to prevent transgender people from using women's toilets and changing rooms, sparking fresh debate over inclusivity and rights.
EHRC: Trans women could be banned from single-sex spaces
The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) has issued controversial new guidance allowing organisations to exclude trans women from single-sex spaces. Critics argue this undermines transgender rights, while supporters claim it protects women's safety
Kenya weaponises laws to crack down on critics
Human rights groups allege that Kenyan authorities are using mass arrests and legal crackdowns to suppress dissent, raising concerns over democratic freedoms.
Tony Robinson condemns 'heightism' in UK society
Blackadder star Tony Robinson voices frustration over persistent height-based discrimination, calling for societal change and greater awareness of 'heightism' in the UK.
Dershowitz misgenders vendor in Martha's Vineyard row
Controversial MAGA lawyer Alan Dershowitz faces backlash after misgendering a Martha's Vineyard food stall owner who refused him service, reigniting debates on LGBTQ+ rights and political tensions.
UK Shotgun Laws: What You Need to Know
A complete guide to UK shotgun laws, including licensing, storage rules, and legal requirements for firearm ownership.
UK Emergency Alert Test: What You Need to Know
A nationwide emergency alert test will sound on millions of UK smartphones this Sunday. Here's what you need to know.
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