Chicago woman shot by Border Patrol now indicted
A Chicago woman faces federal charges after being shot by a Border Patrol agent during a traffic stop, raising serious questions about use of force and civil liberties protections.
Category : Liberties
Virginia GOP official in same-sex marriage controversy
Republican Lieutenant Governor Winsome Earle-Sears faces backlash after suggesting same-sex marriage protections aren't necessary, despite Supreme Court ruling.
Pastor Mistaken for Immigrant in Shocking ICE Detention
A respected Chicago pastor reveals his terrifying detention by ICE agents who mistook him for an immigrant, exposing alarming practices within Trump-era immigration enforcement.
Trans activists vandalise feminist conference in Brighton
A feminist conference in Brighton descended into chaos as transgender activists vandalised the venue and assaulted attendees in a shocking display of violence that has sparked national outrage.
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UK Campaign: Pardon Women Executed as Witches
A growing movement is calling on the UK government to issue a formal pardon for the hundreds of women executed for witchcraft between the 16th and 18th centuries, addressing one of Britain's darkest historical injustices.
Court overturns Quran burning conviction in free speech case
A man previously convicted for burning the Quran in London has successfully appealed the decision, sparking debate about free speech protections in the UK.
BBC's Digital ID Plan Sparks Civil Liberties Storm
The BBC faces mounting criticism after announcing plans to trial government-backed digital ID cards, raising serious concerns about privacy and corporate overreach in Britain.
Australia's transparency crisis: Govt breaks FOI pledges
Exclusive analysis reveals the Labor government is failing its own transparency commitments, with freedom of information delays and rejections reaching record levels despite election promises.
Digital ID required for pub pints? Ministers face backlash
Government plans for mandatory digital ID cards to buy alcohol and enter venues spark civil liberties concerns as critics warn of 'Orwellian' overreach in daily life.
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Protester wins Quran burning appeal in free speech case
In a landmark ruling for civil liberties, a political activist has successfully overturned his conviction for burning a Quran during a protest, sparking debate about free speech boundaries in Britain.
JK Rowling blasts trans activists and lawmakers at Potter event
The Harry Potter author didn't hold back during a special event in London, taking aim at gender ideology advocates and politicians pushing controversial policies
Venezuelan opposition leader wins Nobel Peace Prize
In a powerful endorsement of democratic resistance, Venezuelan opposition figure Maria Corina Machado has been honoured with the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize for her courageous fight against authoritarian rule.
West Bank Christians face violent expulsion campaign
Exclusive investigation reveals shocking campaign of intimidation and violence against Palestinian Christians in the Occupied West Bank, threatening the extinction of one of Christianity's oldest communities.
Florida and Texas lead US execution surge
American states accelerate death penalty executions with Florida and Texas at the forefront, while Donald Trump advocates for expanded capital punishment.
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Gen Z Leads Massive UK Protests Against Rwanda Deportation Plan
A new generation of activists is taking to the streets as thousands of young Britons protest against the government's controversial Rwanda asylum policy, signalling a major political awakening.
Pauline Hanson demands Australian burqa ban
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson demands immediate burqa prohibition in Australia, citing security risks and calling for parliamentary action in controversial speech.
Pope Condemns Surrogacy as Violation of Human Dignity
In a powerful new document, Pope Francis has denounced commercial surrogacy as a grave violation of human dignity, calling for a global ban on what he describes as the 'commodification' of motherhood.
New Mexico Governor's Firearm Ban Overturned by Court
A federal judge strikes down New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham's emergency public health order suspending gun rights, declaring it unconstitutional in a major victory for Second Amendment advocates.
Sheriff Arpaio guilty of contempt in racial profiling case
Former Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio faces criminal contempt charges after deliberately ignoring federal court orders to stop targeting Hispanic individuals in his immigration patrols.
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Alex Jones Appeals to Supreme Court Over Sandy Hook Ruling
Controversial broadcaster Alex Jones petitions US Supreme Court to reverse $1.5bn defamation judgment over false Sandy Hook claims, arguing free speech protections.
Antifa: The movement Trump wants to label terrorists
As debates rage about designating Antifa as a terrorist organisation, we examine what this controversial movement actually stands for and why it remains at the centre of political controversy.
War photographer's helmet confession shocks industry
Veteran combat photographer Giles Duley reveals his controversial decision to forgo protective gear in conflict zones, explaining how it helps him capture humanity amidst the chaos - despite suffering a traumatic brain injury.
Texas Sues John Grisham Over Reproductive Rights Stance
Republican leaders in Texas have launched an extraordinary legal assault against authors John Grisham and five other writers, attempting to sue them over their support for reproductive rights in a dramatic escalation of America's culture wars.
Labour's digital ID cards for children spark surveillance fears
The Labour Party faces accusations of creating a 'sinister' surveillance state with controversial digital ID cards proposed for children aged 13 and above, raising serious privacy concerns across Britain.
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NSW Court Ruling Threatens Peaceful Protest Rights
A landmark legal decision in New South Wales could dramatically reshape protest rights, raising alarm among civil liberties groups about the future of democratic dissent.
Publix Faces Backlash Over Florida Open Carry Policy
Florida's Publix grocery chain finds itself at the centre of controversy as new legislation permits open carry of firearms in stores, sparking customer safety concerns and divided public opinion.
Legal fight over Welsh library mosque conversion
A controversial plan to convert a former Welsh library into a mosque has sparked legal action from Christian groups, raising questions about community spaces and religious equality.
Antifa scholar Mark Bray barred from entering Spain
Rutgers University historian and antifa expert Mark Bray barred from entering Spain ahead of planned lecture, raising academic freedom concerns across Europe.
Met Police data sharing with Home Office sparks Muslim community fears
Exclusive investigation reveals controversial data sharing practices between Metropolitan Police and Immigration Enforcement, raising serious concerns about community trust and racial profiling.
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Judge rules in landmark workplace racism case
In a groundbreaking legal decision, an Australian judge has ordered compensation be paid to an Indian-born government official who endured a sustained campaign of racist abuse from a staffer working under Conservative Senator Claire Chandler.
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