Jewish Identity in Britain: Navigating Rising Antisemitism
As antisemitic attacks escalate across the UK, Jewish communities grapple with unease, moral complexity, and fears of violence disguised as political criticism.
Category : Liberties
US Book Bans at Record Highs: 2025's Most Challenged Titles
The American Library Association reports 4,235 book challenges in 2025, with bans increasingly driven by political campaigns rather than local concerns. Eleven controversial titles top the list.
Book Banning Hits Record Highs, 'Sold' Tops List
The American Library Association reports record levels of book challenges and bans, with Patricia McCormick's 'Sold' leading the most targeted titles in 2025.
Stonewall Chair Kezia Dugdale on Trans Rights and Future
Kezia Dugdale, the new chair of Stonewall, discusses the charity's mistakes, trans rights debates, and threats to the LGBTQ+ movement in an exclusive interview.
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Activists Charged After Crumble and Manure Protests at London Landmarks
Nine members of protest group Take Back Power face criminal charges after throwing crumble and custard at the Crown Jewels and dumping manure at The Ritz hotel in London.
Government Ignored Anti-Racism Plan Despite Five Pleas
Documents reveal the race discrimination commissioner wrote five times urging adoption of an anti-racism framework, but the government has yet to act, citing other initiatives.
Finding Enchantment in the Ordinary: A Spiritual Path
Discover how embracing an ordinary life, free from the pursuit of exceptionalism, can lead to mindful, luminous experiences through spirituality and daily rituals.
Israel's Death Penalty Law Called Racist and Abhorrent
Israel's new 90-day capital punishment law targeting Palestinians convicted of lethal terrorism has been condemned as racist and unconstitutional, drawing comparisons to historical injustices.
Muslim Neighbours Support London Synagogue After Attack
Following an attempted firebombing at Finchley Reform Synagogue, the local Somali Bravanese community returns a historic favour, demonstrating interfaith solidarity and resilience against rising antisemitism.
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Trump's Anti-Pope Views Linked to Childhood Church
Donald Trump's recent attacks on Pope Leo may stem from his upbringing at a Manhattan Protestant church led by anti-Catholic pastor Norman Vincent Peale, who opposed JFK's presidency.
Iranian Journalists in London Face Arson and Death Threats
London-based journalists from Iran International and BBC Persian report escalating intimidation, including arson attacks and death threats, attributed to Tehran's regime amid calls for greater protection.
Dugdale Warns LGBTQ+ Rights Could 'Go Backwards' in UK
Former Scottish Labour leader Kezia Dugdale expresses fear for LGBTQ+ safety in Britain as she prepares to chair Stonewall, calling for a kinder debate on trans issues.
Jenner Writes to Trump After Passport Gender Reverted to Male
Caitlyn Jenner revealed she wrote directly to Donald Trump for help after her renewed passport listed her gender as male, despite having all legal documents updated to reflect her transition.
Student Targeted by Trump Administration Completes PhD, Returns Home
Rümeysa Öztürk, the Tufts University student detained over a pro-Palestinian op-ed, has finished her doctorate and returned to Turkey after a legal battle with US immigration authorities.
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Families Torn Apart by Older Relatives' Far-Right Drift
A growing number of families are experiencing painful rifts as older relatives, radicalised by online misinformation and social media, shift to extreme right-wing views, leading to estrangement and conflict.
Caitlyn Jenner Criticized for Passport Gender Issue Under Trump
Caitlyn Jenner, a trans woman and Trump supporter, has been publicly mocked after her passport displayed M instead of F due to a State Department rule change. The View's Ana Navarro and social media users criticized her for supporting policies that now af
Jenner Slammed by Navarro for Asking Trump to Change Passport Gender
Caitlyn Jenner faces mockery from The View's Ana Navarro after appealing to Donald Trump to alter her passport gender marker, highlighting tensions within conservative circles over transgender rights.
NSW Urged to Reconsider Intifada Ban After Court Ruling
A legal expert warns New South Wales to think twice before banning 'Globalise the Intifada' after a court struck down an anti-protest law, highlighting potential constitutional risks.
Congress Extends FISA Warrantless Surveillance Law
US Congress has approved a two-year extension of the FISA law, allowing warrantless surveillance of foreign targets, sparking debates over privacy and national security.
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Windrush Scandal: Over Half of Claims Rejected
A National Audit Office report reveals that 56% of concluded Windrush compensation claims received nil awards, with only a third resulting in payouts, highlighting ongoing injustice.
FISA Explained: No-Warrant Surveillance Law Overview
A comprehensive guide to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), detailing its provisions for no-warrant surveillance and its implications for national security and civil liberties.
Transgender Athlete's Final Season Before Supreme Court Ruling
West Virginia high school athlete Becky Pepper-Jackson focuses on her track season while awaiting a landmark Supreme Court ruling on transgender sports bans.
House Approves Short-Term FISA 702 Extension After Late-Night Vote
The US House of Representatives has passed a temporary renewal of the controversial Section 702 surveillance program until April 30, following a chaotic late-night session marked by failed votes and criticism from Democrats.
Guardian Letters: Wazzocks, Trump's J, and Reader Wit
A collection of witty reader letters from the Guardian, covering topics from regional insults like 'wazzock' to humorous takes on Donald Trump, toilet paper discrimination, and the quest for lime marmalade.
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1977 TV Drama Predicted Labour's Jury Trial Cuts
A letter recalls a 1977 BBC series forecasting justice restrictions under a leftwing government, drawing parallels to Labour's current plans to reduce jury trials.
NSW Court Overturns Protest Laws, Defends Democracy
The NSW Supreme Court invalidated laws that suppressed protests, ruling they undermined democracy. This decision protects political dissent, especially for pro-Palestine demonstrations.
Violence Against Women Coverage Hits 'Dismal' Low in Report
A new analysis reveals that global online news coverage of misogynistic abuse has dropped to just 1.3% in 2025, with Epstein-related articles rarely mentioning violence against women.
Supreme Court Ruling on Women's Rights Ignored Across UK
A mother's shocking experience at a London leisure centre highlights widespread disregard for the Supreme Court's ruling on biological sex. Critics accuse the Labour government of failing to enforce the law.
Activist Files Claim Against DHS Over Forceful ICE Arrest
Aliya Rahman, a disabled US citizen, has filed a tort claim against the Department of Homeland Security alleging excessive force during her arrest by ICE agents at a Minneapolis protest in January.
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Judge Allows Security Work at White House Ballroom Site
A federal judge has clarified that below-ground construction of a bunker and other national security facilities can proceed at the White House ballroom site, despite halting the main project.
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