UK remembers victims of historical injustice
The UK honours those affected by past wrongs as new memorials and educational initiatives aim to confront uncomfortable historical truths.
Category : Liberties
Trans Pride March in London draws thousands
Thousands gathered in London for the Trans Pride March, advocating for trans rights as the UK Supreme Court prepares to rule on a pivotal gender recognition case.
Poll: 1 in 3 Britons see hijab as sign of oppression
A new survey exposes deep-rooted Islamophobia in the UK, with many Britons holding prejudiced views about Muslim women who wear the hijab.
Tortured Belarus prisoner's final words before execution
A political prisoner in Belarus recorded a harrowing video detailing brutal torture before his execution, sparking international outrage.
Yasmin Finney condemns EHRC on trans rights
Heartstopper star Yasmin Finney criticises the EHRC for its position on trans rights, calling it 'disgusting' amid ongoing debates over legal protections for transgender individuals.
Record turnout for London Trans Pride 2025 march
Tens of thousands of people flooded the streets of London for Trans Pride 2025, celebrating diversity and demanding greater rights for the transgender community.
Berlin Pride 2024 Marches Against Nazi History
Berlin Pride 2024 honours LGBTQ+ resilience with a powerful march through the city, confronting Germany's Nazi past while celebrating progress in queer rights.
Vueling apologises over Jewish passengers' flight removal
Spanish airline Vueling has issued an apology after a group of Jewish passengers were removed from a flight from Barcelona to Ibiza, sparking outrage and accusations of discrimination.
UK urged to rescue Afghan writers from Taliban
Human rights campaigners call on the UK government to urgently evacuate Afghan writers and journalists fearing Taliban reprisals. Many remain in hiding, their lives at risk.
VPN searches explode as UK porn users dodge ID checks
Brits are flocking to VPN services to avoid new age verification rules for adult content, sparking a surge in online privacy tool searches.
Germany’s Pride Parades Face Rising Anti-LGBTQ+ Attacks
As homophobic violence surges, Germany’s LGBTQ+ community vows to make Pride louder and prouder than ever. Activists and allies unite against hate.
Christian foster mum banned from trans child hormone therapy
A devout Christian foster carer has been barred by a court from permitting a transgender child in her care to undergo hormone therapy, sparking a heated debate on parental rights and child welfare.
Texas judge may ban abortion pill mifepristone
A federal judge in Texas could halt access to mifepristone, a widely used abortion medication, in a ruling that may reshape reproductive healthcare across the US.
Operation Dark Phone: Channel 4's Surveillance Scandal Exposé
Channel 4's 'Operation Dark Phone' delves into the shocking world of phone hacking and surveillance, blending real-life testimonies with dramatic reenactments. A must-watch for those concerned about privacy and media ethics.
UN criticises UK over Palestine Action terror ban
The United Nations has criticised the UK government for its controversial decision to label Palestine Action as a terrorist organisation, calling the move 'disproportionate' and a threat to human rights.
Supreme Court backs Muscogee Creek Nation in sovereignty case
The US Supreme Court has upheld the Muscogee Creek Nation's sovereignty over a significant portion of eastern Oklahoma, marking a historic victory for tribal rights.
UK porn sites to enforce face scans for age verification
New UK regulations will require pornographic websites to implement facial recognition scans for age verification, raising privacy and accessibility concerns.
Maryland Man Sues Over Fine for Feeding Homeless
A Maryland resident faces legal action after being fined for distributing food to homeless individuals during Memorial Day weekend, sparking debate over local ordinances and compassion.
Christian Jesus Army's Decades of Enforced Celibacy Exposed
Former members of the controversial 'Christian Jesus Army' share shocking revelations about enforced celibacy, rigid control, and life inside the secretive religious group.
Firefighter sues over 'fireman' disciplinary action
A decorated firefighter is taking legal action after facing disciplinary measures for using the term 'fireman', sparking a debate over language and tradition in the fire service.
Sean Feucht's Canada tour cancelled amid controversy
Controversial US worship leader Sean Feucht's Canadian tour faces sudden cancellation, sparking debates over free speech and event regulations.
California tightens ammunition laws with new background checks
California introduces stringent background checks for ammunition purchases, sparking debate on gun control and public safety.
Trump's Liberty Bell speech sparks DEI controversy
Former US President Donald Trump faces backlash after invoking the Liberty Bell in a divisive speech at Philadelphia's Independence Park, criticising diversity initiatives.
Andrew Tate Taskforce Targets 'Lost Boys' Crisis
The UK government has formed a new taskforce to address the growing influence of controversial figures like Andrew Tate on young men, dubbed the 'Lost Boys' crisis.
ASIO's temporary powers now permanent: rights chief
Australia's Human Rights Commissioner has raised concerns over the indefinite use of ASIO's controversial questioning powers, originally introduced under John Howard's government as a temporary measure.
Qatar flight strip search scandal sparks outrage
Australian women subjected to traumatic examinations after premature baby discovery at Doha airport spark global condemnation.
Ugandan cartoonists mocked president's son, face backlash
Ugandan cartoonists face backlash for satirising President Museveni's son, Muhoozi Kainerugaba, amid growing concerns over freedom of expression.
Arizona Catholics sue league over God's gender references
A group of Arizona Catholics has filed a legal complaint against a local sports league for referring to God as male, sparking a debate on theology and inclusivity.
Woman cleared after biting attacker’s tongue in self-defence
A South Korean woman wrongfully convicted for biting her alleged attacker’s tongue has received an official apology and compensation after a prolonged legal battle.
Australian women win right to sue Qatar Airways over exams
A court has granted Australian women permission to sue Qatar Airways over alleged invasive physical examinations at Doha Airport in 2020, marking a pivotal moment in aviation and human rights law.
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