President Sheinbaum groped, sparking outrage
The assault on Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum highlights global misogyny. No woman is safe from sexual harassment, even at the highest levels. Join the call for change.
Category : Liberties
Ros Howells: Stephen Lawrence Family Champion Dies
Lady Ros Howells, who dedicated her life to fighting racial inequality and championed the Stephen Lawrence family, has died aged 94. Discover her remarkable legacy.
D-Day Veteran's Damning Verdict on Modern Britain
A 100-year-old D-Day veteran's emotional claim that his generation's sacrifice 'wasn't worth it' resonates as polls reveal deep national division and demand for leadership change. Read the full story.
Indigenous family sues over 150 police bail checks
An Indigenous mother takes NSW police to federal court alleging racial discrimination after her sons endured 150+ bail checks in 20 months. Research shows Aboriginal children face disproportionate monitoring.
Troxy Theatre reported to EHRC over Jewish event claims
The Troxy theatre in east London is under investigation by the Equality and Human Rights Commission following allegations it rejected multiple Jewish-related events. Discover the full story.
Trump Resistance Movement's Impact One Year Later
A year after Trump's election, diverse resistance movements across America demonstrate remarkable opposition through protests, legal challenges, and civic action. Discover how this movement shapes the nation's future.
Vance's Conversion Hope Sparks Interfaith Debate
VP JD Vance's hope his Hindu wife converts to Christianity ignites discussion about interfaith relationships. Experts reveal keys to successful mixed-faith marriages.
BBC Gender Correspondent in Women's Group Row
Exclusive: BBC gender correspondent Megha Mohan attempted to block Woman's Place UK from air. This comes as newsreader Martine Croxall is reprimanded for saying 'women' instead of 'pregnant people'.
Maher: 'I don't give a sh*t' about Trump's ballroom
Bill Maher declares indifference to Trump's White House ballroom renovation while criticising media bias. Discover why this $300M project divides opinion.
BBC revolt over 'pregnant people' censure of presenter
BBC director-general Tim Davie faces resignation calls as newsroom revolts over Martine Croxall's censure for correcting 'pregnant people' to 'women' on air. Read the full story.
BBC Presenter Reprimanded for 'Pregnant Women' Edit
BBC newsreader Martine Croxall faces reprimand after changing 'pregnant people' to 'women' on air. The ruling, supported by internal BBC Pride group complaints, sparks debate on impartiality and free speech. Read the full story.
Iran activist death outcry after Khamenei photo burning
The death of Omid Sarlak, who filmed himself burning Iran's leader's photo, has sparked protests and suspicions of state involvement. Read the full investigation.
Vance's interfaith marriage comments spark debate
VP JD Vance hopes his Hindu wife converts to Christianity, igniting discussion on interfaith marriage challenges. Experts reveal keys to successful relationships.
Federal judge blocks Trump's Portland troop deployment
Federal judge permanently blocks Trump administration from sending National Guard to Portland. Ruling finds no evidence of rebellion needed for deployment. Read the full analysis.
MP: Billionaires like Rowling fund UK transphobia
Labour MP Nadia Whittome warns billionaire-funded transphobia is reversing UK equality. She calls for government action and solidarity with the trans community. Read the full story.
Mexican President Groped, Sparking National 'Me Too'
After President Claudia Sheinbaum was assaulted, Mexican women share their own stories of harassment. Discover why this moment could break the dam on silence.
Research shows bystander apathy is a myth
Modern psychology reveals that heroic actions are a natural human tendency. Discover how ordinary people become heroes in emergencies and why society must foster this innate capability.
Judge blocks Trump's National Guard deployment to Portland
A federal judge has permanently barred the Trump administration from sending National Guard troops to Portland, ruling the legal threshold for deployment was not met. Discover the full story.
Judge: Trump administration broke law on Portland troops
A federal judge ruled the Trump administration illegally deployed National Guard troops to Portland, finding no evidence of rebellion. Read the full legal analysis.
Judge blocks Trump's Portland National Guard move
A US judge has formally barred Donald Trump from sending the National Guard to Portland, Oregon, finding no credible evidence protests were out of control. Read the full ruling.
Judge: Trump officials illegally used worker emails
A federal judge ruled Trump's Education Department violated the First Amendment by forcing furloughed workers' emails to blame Democrats for the government shutdown. Discover the full story.
Woman Shot Dead at Wrong Indiana Home Address
A 32-year-old mother of four was fatally shot on a porch in Whitestown after mistakenly going to the wrong property for a cleaning job. The case highlights Indiana's 'castle doctrine' laws.
Nitrogen gas executions: The disturbing science
Experts reveal the physiological reality of nitrogen asphyxiation, challenging claims of a painless death. Discover why this method is far from humane.
Supreme Court May Revisit Same-Sex Marriage Ruling
Kim Davis appeals to the US Supreme Court over a $300,000 fine for refusing same-sex marriage licenses. Could the landmark Obergefell ruling be at risk? Read the latest.
Rescue groups cut Libyan coastguard ties over abuses
Over a dozen Mediterranean rescue organisations suspend cooperation with EU-funded Libyan coastguard amid accusations of violent interceptions and systematic human rights violations.
Supreme Court Considers Same-Sex Marriage Challenge
The US Supreme Court is deliberating whether to hear a case from a Kentucky clerk that could challenge same-sex marriage legality. Discover the implications.
Queensland Government Privacy Breach Over Trans Data
A mother reveals Queensland government released confidential information potentially outing her transgender child. Read the full investigation into this privacy breach scandal.
Trustee appointed for Alex Salmond's bankruptcy
A trustee has been appointed to manage the 'effective bankruptcy' of former Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond's estate, including ongoing legal action against the Scottish Government.
Mexico's Sheinbaum reveals sexual assault experience
Historic leader-elect Claudia Sheinbaum discloses personal trauma of being groped on public transport as she pledges to tackle Mexico's femicide crisis and gender-based violence.
Ohio religious freedom bill faces LGBTQ+ rights opposition
A proposed Ohio law granting businesses religious exemption from serving LGBTQ+ customers faces fierce opposition from civil rights groups and Hindu leaders, raising concerns about legalised discrimination.
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