Trump's 'Death Penalty' Remarks Spark Violence Fears
Democrats express alarm over political violence threats after President Trump accuses lawmakers of 'seditious behaviour punishable by death' following military oath video.
Category : Liberties
Naked bike ride attack sparks ban calls in UK
Calls grow to ban naked bike rides after a cyclist was assaulted in Colchester. The incident has ignited a fierce debate over public nudity, safety, and protest rights in Britain.
Mahmoud Khalil Sues Trump Over Anti-Palestinian Collusion
Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil files lawsuit against Trump administration, alleging collusion with anti-Palestinian groups that led to his ICE detention. Discover the full story.
DOJ reverses stance on Comey indictment approval
The US Justice Department insists the grand jury properly approved the James Comey indictment, reversing earlier statements that risked derailing the prosecution. Discover the legal twists.
Hidden US surveillance network tracks millions of drivers
A covert US surveillance system uses hidden cameras to monitor millions of drivers, flagging 'suspicious' travel. Discover how this impacts civil liberties.
NJ Spa Must Allow Transgender Access to Female Areas
A New Jersey Korean spa with compulsory nudity must now admit transgender women to female-only areas following a discrimination lawsuit. Read the full story on the landmark ruling.
Jay Slater's Mum Demands New Law Against Online Trolls
Jay Slater's mother Debbie Duncan reveals horrific online abuse accusing her of murdering her son. She's campaigning for 'Jay's Law' to protect grieving families from social media trolls. Sign the petition now.
47 arrested in London protest for banned Palestine Action
Met Police arrest 47 demonstrators outside Ministry of Justice in latest protest supporting proscribed Palestine Action group. Get the latest updates on the legal challenges.
Trump Calls for Hanging Democratic Lawmakers
Former President Trump amplifies calls for hanging Democratic veterans after they urged soldiers to refuse illegal orders. Political crisis deepens over military ethics.
Trump's 8 most shocking moments as he targets enemies
Donald Trump escalates rhetoric with death threat against Democrats while Epstein files release and Comey trial face turmoil. Analysis of latest White House chaos.
Delayed Trans Guidance Sparks Discrimination Fears
Campaigners warn new transgender guidance could permit discrimination based on appearance. The government vows not to rush publication of the 300-page code affecting single-sex services.
Joy Crookes: UK in 'Dark Times' Amid Far-Right Rise
Singer Joy Crookes speaks out against rising far-right influence after sold-out Brixton shows, drawing parallels to 1970s National Front. Read her powerful message.
Labour Minister Defends Transgender Guidance Delay
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson insists she's taking time to 'get right' new transgender guidance amid claims of deliberate delay. The EHRC code could allow single-sex service exclusions.
Women in male-led faiths forge new political roles
As gender equality faces setbacks in Trump's second term, women from Catholic and evangelical traditions are redefining political engagement. Discover how they're shaping the national conversation.
Activists Win Appeal Against MP Harassment Conviction
Two pro-Palestine activists have successfully overturned their convictions for harassing Labour MP Alex Davies-Jones. Read the full court ruling details and implications for free speech rights.
Jury Trial Rights Removed in Justice Overhaul
Ministers plan to remove jury trial rights for thousands of cases to tackle court backlogs. Critics warn this threatens fundamental justice principles. Read the full story.
Brit jailed for 19 months in Dubai on false charges
Luke Tully's luxury life in Dubai collapsed when he was wrongly accused of a drug crime. Read his shocking story of arrest and imprisonment.
Texas Governor Declares Muslim Civil Rights Group Terrorists
Texas Governor Greg Abbott designates CAIR, a leading US Muslim civil rights group, a terrorist organisation, sparking accusations of stoking anti-Muslim hysteria. Explore the legal and political fallout.
Australian faces Thai trial over Malaysian defamation
Australian academic Murray Hunter could face two years in a Thai prison for articles criticising Malaysia's internet regulator. Read about this alarming cross-border legal case.
Samoa PM bans only daily newspaper from press briefings
Samoa's Prime Minister has suspended the Samoa Observer from press conferences, triggering widespread condemnation and raising serious press freedom concerns in the Pacific nation.
NSW child protection law faces 'shock' loophole
A controversial loophole in NSW's new child protection legislation could see more children incarcerated despite reforms intended to strengthen safeguards for 10-14 year olds.
Sydney driver loses 'ILDUCE' plates over Mussolini link
A Sydney motorist claims his freedom of speech was infringed after being forced to surrender his 'ILDUCE' number plates, which authorities say reference fascist dictator Benito Mussolini. Read the full story.
Charity watchdog refuses to probe mosque women's ban
The Charity Commission faces backlash for refusing to investigate East London Mosque's ban on women and girls over 12 from a charity fun run, sparking discrimination claims.
Comey indictment flawed, prosecutors admit
Federal prosecutors admit full grand jury never saw final Comey indictment, creating potential fatal flaw in case against former FBI director. Read the latest developments.
Terrorist 'Masked Menace' Could Get Compensation
A rapping jihadi known as the 'Masked Menace' could receive compensation after a High Court judge ruled his human rights were breached in prison. Read the full story.
British architect cleared in Dubai design theft case
Baharash Bagherian, a British architect, is cleared of all criminal charges in Dubai after a 16-month ordeal he calls a 'living nightmare'. Read his full story.
FBI agent fired over Pride flag in workplace lawsuit
A 16-year FBI veteran was fired for displaying a Pride flag, sparking a lawsuit over First Amendment rights. Discover the details of this landmark legal challenge.
MPs slam police 'sexual entrepreneurs' guidance
Police chiefs face backlash for telling officers to call prostitutes 'sexual entrepreneurs'. MPs call the guidance 'harmful' and demand a meeting with the minister. Read the full story.
Trump dismisses Khashoggi murder as 'things happen'
Donald Trump's shocking dismissal of Jamal Khashoggi's brutal murder during Mohammed bin Salman's visit reveals deepening threats to press freedom worldwide. Take action to protect journalists.
Ministers breach human rights over prisoner segregation
A High Court judge has ruled that ministers breached human rights law by placing a prisoner with known mental health issues in prolonged segregation. Read the full details of this landmark case.
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