Category : Policymaking


Belgian Fans Jailed in Kazakhstan for Borat Stunt

Three Belgian football supporters have received five-day prison sentences in Kazakhstan for wearing Borat-style mankinis during a Champions League match, highlighting ongoing sensitivity around the film's portrayal.

Australia's New Hate Speech Laws Set to Pass

Australia is poised to enact its toughest-ever hate speech laws, with bipartisan support expected in parliament. The move follows the Bondi terror attack and includes new powers to ban extremist groups.

Labour pulls Hillsborough Law after backlash

The government has withdrawn its flagship Hillsborough Law after victims' families and MPs objected to clauses giving security services power over disclosure. Read the full story.

California defies Trump with free MLK Day park entry

California will offer free admission to 200 state parks on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, directly opposing a Trump administration order that removed the holiday from the list of free entry days for national parks.

PM Splits Gun Laws from Hate Speech Bill

PM Anthony Albanese separates gun control laws from controversial hate speech provisions, ensuring tougher firearm rules pass parliament. Read the latest on Australia's legislative response.

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