UK Dignitas Deaths Hit Second-Highest Level in Two Decades
New figures show 43 UK residents died at Dignitas in 2025 as assisted dying legislation faces parliamentary delays and debate intensifies.
Category : Liberties
Deportation Halted Over Child's Chicken Nugget Aversion, Says Rights Chief
A senior human rights official has defended a controversial ruling that prevented an Albanian criminal's deportation partly due to his son's aversion to foreign chicken nuggets, emphasising the case centred on a vulnerable child's rights.
Government Rejects Farage's Call to Ban Mass Religious Events
A minister has confirmed the UK Government will not ban mass religious observances after Nigel Farage called for such restrictions. The Reform UK leader criticised an Open Iftar event in Trafalgar Square.
Spanish-Language Reporter Released from ICE Detention
Estefany Rodríguez Flórez, a journalist for Nashville Noticias, was freed after over two weeks in custody. Her attorneys argue she was targeted for critical reporting on ICE.
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Brother Demands End to 'Cruel' UK Assisted Dying Laws
Tony Marra urges Parliament to change assisted dying laws on second anniversary of his sister Paola's death at Swiss clinic Dignitas, saying current rules forced her to die alone abroad.
Kim Kardashian Endorses Bill for Prisoner Minimum Wage
Kim Kardashian endorses Senator Cory Booker's legislation requiring federal minimum wage for incarcerated workers, inspired by inmate firefighters battling LA blazes.
Afroman Wins Lawsuit Against Police Over Raid Videos
Grammy-nominated rapper Afroman successfully defended a defamation lawsuit from Ohio deputies over viral music videos using home security footage from a raid on his property.
Macao Passes Law Allowing Secret Trials for National Security
Macao lawmakers have unanimously approved legislation enabling closed-door court proceedings when authorities deem public hearings a threat to national security, expanding powers of the city's security committee.
Folk Culture as Antidote to Far-Right Nationalism in Britain
Broadcaster Zakia Sewell explores British folk traditions to challenge far-right co-option, offering an inclusive vision of national identity through her book Finding Albion.
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Guardian Seeks UK Readers for Debate Series on Divisive Issues
The Guardian invites UK adults to participate in 'Dining Across the Divide,' a series exploring whether discussions on contentious topics like drugs, defence, and discrimination can bridge ideological gaps.
FBI Buys Americans' Location Data, Admits Director Under Oath
FBI Director Kash Patel confirmed under oath that the agency purchases location data on Americans, sparking outrage over Fourth Amendment violations and calls for surveillance reform.
Varadkar: LGBTQ+ Rights in Europe Face 'Chill Wind'
Former Irish Taoiseach Leo Varadkar cautions that LGBTQ+ rights in Europe are under threat from conservative Russian influence and US withdrawal, urging the EU to defend its values.
MP Charlotte Nichols Reveals Rape Trial Ordeal and System Flaws
Labour MP Charlotte Nichols speaks out about her 1,088-day wait for court after alleged rape, the trial's impact, and calls for reform in the justice system.
Huerta Breaks Silence on Chavez Abuse, Legacy Debate Ignites
Labour icon Dolores Huerta reveals she was sexually abused by César Chavez, a secret kept for 60 years. Her decades of advocacy for farmworkers and marginalized groups now spark calls to rename monuments honoring Chavez.
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Adolescence Creator Urges Government Action on Manosphere
Jack Thorne, creator of Adolescence, calls for more government engagement to tackle the manosphere, praising Louis Theroux's documentary for sparking vital discussions on toxic masculinity and online misogyny.
Afroman Wins Lawsuit Over Police Raid Music Videos
Grammy-nominated rapper Afroman successfully defended against a defamation lawsuit by Ohio deputies over viral videos using home security footage from a raid on his property.
Afroman Wins Defamation Case Over Sheriff's Office Raid Videos
Hip hop artist Afroman was found not liable in a $3.9 million defamation lawsuit brought by Ohio sheriff's deputies after he mocked their fruitless raid in music videos.
Afroman Wins Lawsuit Against Police Over Mocking Raid Videos
Grammy-nominated rapper Afroman has successfully defended a defamation lawsuit filed by seven Ohio sheriff's deputies over viral music videos that mocked their 2022 raid on his home, citing First Amendment rights.
King's Trust Cancels Girls' Boxing Course Over Male Inclusion
The King's Trust has withdrawn a fitness program for disadvantaged young women after safeguarding concerns were raised about biological males attending, sparking outrage from women's rights groups.
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Huerta Accuses Chavez of Sexual Abuse After 60 Years
Labor rights leader Dolores Huerta reveals she was sexually abused by César Chavez, with New York Times investigation uncovering grooming allegations against the UFW founder.
Maine Faith Groups Demand State Security Grants Amid Rising Tensions
Religious organizations in Maine are advocating for a state-funded security grant program as federal assistance becomes unreliable and antisemitic incidents surge nationwide.
Pressure Mounts to End Greyhound Racing After Wales Ban
Calls to ban greyhound racing intensify in England following Wales' landmark prohibition and a crucial Scottish parliamentary vote. Animal welfare advocates highlight rising injury and death rates among racing dogs.
High Court Strikes Down Ankle Bracelet Laws for Detainees
Australia's High Court has ruled that tough laws imposing ankle bracelets and curfews on former immigration detainees are unconstitutional, affecting 43 individuals.
Covert Nightlife Videos Target Women in UK Cities, Sparking Legal Debate
Covertly filmed videos of women on nights out in UK cities like Manchester and London are proliferating online, generating billions of views and profits while leaving subjects feeling violated and powerless in a legal grey area.
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Judge May Shut Down Trump's $400M White House Ballroom
A federal judge has criticised Donald Trump's demolition of the White House East Wing and his $400 million ballroom project as 'brazen', indicating he might terminate the plan later this month.
Nova Scotia Woods Ban Challenged in Court by Veteran
A Canadian army veteran is challenging a provincial ban on entering woods, arguing it violated his constitutional rights while officials defend it as necessary wildfire prevention.
Scotland to Vote on Greyhound Racing Ban After Wales
The Scottish Parliament will vote on legislation to prohibit greyhound racing, just one day after Wales passed a similar ban. Green MSP Mark Ruskell's bill aims to end the sport, citing animal welfare concerns and high injury rates.
Scotland to Vote on Greyhound Racing Ban After Wales Passes Law
The Scottish Parliament will vote on Wednesday on legislation to ban greyhound racing, just one day after Wales approved a similar prohibition. Green MSP Mark Ruskell's bill aims to criminalize operating tracks and racing dogs, with campaigners hailing it
UK Antisemitism 'Running Riot', Says October 7 Survivor
Anat Ron-Kendall, a British-Israeli survivor of the October 7 attack, testifies to feeling abandoned by the UK government amid a surge in antisemitic hate crimes.
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Roberts Warns Against Personal Attacks on Judges
US Chief Justice John Roberts calls for an end to 'dangerous' hostility toward judges, amid criticism from Donald Trump over rulings against his administration.
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