US immigration agents are wearing personal Meta AI smart glasses to record protesters and citizens, bypassing official policies and raising serious privacy and constitutional concerns under the Trump administration.
The release of millions of Jeffrey Epstein documents has mobilized thousands of online investigators who are examining gaps and patterns, highlighting both the power and risks of public scrutiny in the digital age.
Animal rights group PETA calls for the Oxford English Dictionary to modernise its definition of 'wool' to include plant-based fibres, citing environmental and ethical concerns over traditional animal wool.
As José Antonio Kast prepares to assume office, women's rights activists in Chile brace for potential reversals on abortion and equality, sparking widespread protests and deep societal divisions.
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Three antifascist bookshops were deleted from the German Bookshop prize list after culture commissioner Wolfram Weimer consulted domestic intelligence, sparking outrage over censorship and political interference in cultural funding.
Human Rights Watch reveals Haitian security forces and private contractors used explosive drones to kill 1,243 people, including 17 children, and injure 738 others in recent months.
A federal judge in Oregon has issued a preliminary injunction restricting federal officers from using tear gas and other chemical munitions at protests outside the Portland ICE building.
Ministers will select 100 randomly chosen Britons to advise on digital ID proposals, aiming to counter public mistrust and conspiracy theories surrounding the technology.
The Labour government has introduced a new official definition of anti-Muslim hostility and appointed a tsar to tackle it, sparking warnings about potential chilling effects on free speech and legitimate debate.
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Dame Tanni Grey-Thompson, a decorated Paralympian, shares her experiences of discrimination and warns that Scotland's assisted suicide bill threatens vulnerable disabled people.
Communities Secretary Steve Reed confirms the government's new anti-Muslim hatred definition will not restrict freedom of speech, as religious hate crimes reach record highs in England and Wales.
Dr Bruno De Oliveira argues that male beauty standards are socially produced by algorithms and markets, requiring collective solutions over individual self-help approaches.
International Women's Day faces commercial exploitation while misogyny and Christian nationalism surge globally, raising concerns about women's rights and freedoms.
Labour MP Ruth Jones introduces a Bill to include pets in domestic abuse orders, aiming to help victims escape abusers who use animals as coercive tools.
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Independent journalist Pavel Dabravolski receives nine-year sentence in maximum-security prison amid escalating crackdown on press freedom in Belarus.
The Special Immigration Appeals Commission has ruled Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood must reconsider blocking a woman known as T7 from returning to Britain after she aligned with Islamic State in Syria.
Jenny O'Connell-Nowain faced house arrest and her husband Benjamin lost his job after protesting at Shasta County meetings, highlighting political turmoil and free speech concerns in this conservative stronghold.
A UK expat vlogger in Dubai reveals he's more worried about legal penalties for posting 'wrong' content than about Iranian drone attacks, highlighting strict UAE social media laws.
Human Rights Watch alleges the Israeli military fired white phosphorus shells into a southern Lebanese village, violating international law and risking severe civilian harm.
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Esther Ghey, whose daughter Brianna was murdered in 2023, pleads with MPs to support an amendment banning social media for children under 16, citing exploitation and harm.
A new podcast explores the untold stories of the women who fought for the Sex Discrimination Act, highlighting their struggles and triumphs in shaping UK equality law.
Mick North, who lost his daughter Sophie in the 1996 Dunblane massacre, reflects on the tragedy's 30th anniversary and issues a stark warning against arming police patrol cars.
A security expert advising NSW Premier Chris Minns cautioned that tougher police powers post-Bondi could increase radicalisation, raising concerns about civil liberties.
Andrew Wallis of Unseen argues that platform design inherently embeds harm and restricts exit routes for victims of sexual exploitation, urging enforcement of the Online Safety Act to reduce harm, not just visibility.
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US immigration agents are wearing personal Meta AI smart glasses to record protesters and citizens, raising serious privacy and constitutional concerns amid Trump's deportation campaign.
From university deans to mothers of six, British women are quietly preparing for emergencies by stockpiling supplies and learning survival skills, driven by pandemic lessons and global conflicts.
Gender rights campaigners express disgust after police removed them from an International Women's Day event in Nottingham for asking about female-only spaces, citing attendee distress.
An opinion piece argues International Women's Day has become a superficial celebration that fails to address persistent gender inequalities in pay, leadership, and workplace structures.
Mick North, who lost his daughter in the 1996 Dunblane massacre, warns that Reform leader Nigel Farage's criticism of UK gun laws threatens to undo decades of safety progress.
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On International Women's Day, Helen Pankhurst writes to suffragist great-grandmother Emmeline, revealing that one in four countries is reversing women's rights gains, with only seven parliaments achieving gender parity globally.
