Sally Rooney Hails Palestine Action Ruling as Civil Liberties Win
Irish author Sally Rooney hails High Court ruling that banning Palestine Action under terrorism laws was unlawful, calling it a victory for civil liberties and free speech in Britain.
Category : Liberties
Americans Sue Trump to Protect Rights and Liberties
Over a hundred lawsuits challenge Trump's policies on immigration, trans rights, and free speech. Four plaintiffs share their stories of fighting back in court to defend civil liberties for all.
Financial Abuse Survivor Advises Ministers After Guardian Report
Francesca Onody, a survivor of financial abuse, has been invited to advise the government on support measures after her story was highlighted by the Guardian.
Judge Slams US Government in Washington Post Reporter Raid Case
A federal judge in Virginia expressed deep concern about the government's seizure of devices from a Washington Post reporter, highlighting threats to press freedom and confidential sources.
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Judge Rejects Trump Bid to Delay Slavery Exhibit Restoration
A federal judge has upheld a Friday deadline for restoring a slavery history exhibit at Philadelphia's Independence Mall, denying the Trump administration's request for delay.
Women Challenge Male Entitlement in Public Spaces
Readers share experiences of men pushing, shouting, and barging into women in public, highlighting a shift in societal behaviour and calling for change.
Non-Binary Activist Wins Payout Over Salon's Gender Booking
A non-binary activist in Quebec has secured a $500 payout from a hair salon after suing over its online booking system, which only offered male or female options.
Thai Activist Lawyer's Prison Term Extended Over 30 Years
A Bangkok court has added over two years to activist lawyer Arnon Nampa's sentence for royal insult, bringing his total jail time above three decades as further cases remain pending.
Cambodian Journalists Appeal Treason Convictions Over Photo
Two Cambodian journalists appeal 14-year treason sentences for Facebook posts showing border clashes with Thailand, raising press freedom concerns.
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Slavery Exhibit Returns to Philadelphia After Judge's Order
A slavery history exhibit removed by the Trump administration has been restored at Philadelphia's President's House site following a federal judge's order, though the administration is appealing the decision.
Ramadan in Australia: Faith, Discipline, and Political Tensions
As Muslims in Australia begin Ramadan with prayers and fasting, they face Islamophobic incidents and political criticism, highlighting a commitment to self-improvement and peace.
Slavery Exhibit Returns to Philadelphia After Trump Removal
An exhibit depicting the history of nine enslaved people in Philadelphia is being restored at Independence Mall amid a legal battle between the city and the Trump administration.
Andrew's Arrest Marks Unprecedented Royal Crisis and Constitutional Shift
The arrest of Prince Andrew on misconduct charges represents a seismic moment for the British monarchy, challenging centuries of royal privilege and sparking urgent calls for constitutional reform.
Reich Confronts Noem Over ICE Criticism Subpoenas
Former US Labor Secretary Robert Reich publicly challenges Homeland Security's subpoenas for critics of ICE enforcement, citing constitutional violations and democratic principles.
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Taliban Penal Code Allows Wife Beating, Creates Caste System
The Taliban's new 90-page penal code permits husbands to physically punish wives without serious harm, establishes a societal caste hierarchy, and criminalises women seeking refuge from domestic violence.
Australian Police Seize Posters of Trump and Netanyahu Under Hate Laws
Australian police confiscated satirical posters from a Canberra cafe depicting world leaders in Nazi uniforms, sparking debate over new hate symbol laws and artistic expression.
Bride Divorces Husband 48 Hours After Wedding Over Cake Prank
A woman has initiated divorce proceedings just two days after her wedding after her husband smashed her face into the cake despite her explicit warnings against such pranks.
Nazi Uniform Posters Seized from Canberra Bar in Hate Symbols Probe
Police in Canberra have seized art posters depicting world leaders like Trump and Putin in Nazi uniforms from a bar, investigating potential breaches of new federal hate symbol laws amid owner protests.
US Agency Sues Coca-Cola Bottler Over Women-Only Event
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has filed its first lawsuit against a workplace diversity program under Trump, alleging sex discrimination at a Coca-Cola bottler's women-only networking event.
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Social Media Face Bans Over Intimate Image Abuse
New legislation will force social media platforms to remove non-consensual intimate images within 48 hours or face severe penalties including potential bans and substantial fines.
Trump's Self-Branding: Legal Limits on Presidential Renaming
As Donald Trump proposes renaming major airports and stations after himself, constitutional experts examine the legal boundaries of government speech and First Amendment protections for protesters.
Russia Jails Four Jehovah's Witnesses in Religious Crackdown
Four Jehovah's Witnesses have been sentenced to six years in Russian prisons following convictions for extremist activity, based on covert video recordings by security services.
Fox Host: Trans People Should Not Own Guns After Arena Shooting
Fox News host Lawrence Jones argues transgender individuals should be barred from gun ownership following a mass shooting at a Rhode Island ice rink, citing gender dysphoria concerns.
ICE Detention to Healing: A Scholar's Trauma Journey
A Tufts student detained for a Gaza op-ed shares how trauma from state violence connects her to oppressed children globally, urging collective care and action for healing.
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Cumbria Mosque Opens Early for Ramadan Despite Far-Right Protests
The South Lakes Islamic Centre in Dalton-in-Furness is hosting nightly Ramadan prayers in its unfinished building, providing a long-awaited space for Cumbria's Muslim community after years of renting halls.
Nostalgia Memes of Proper Binmen Explain Modern Britain
Exploring how nostalgic memes about 'proper binmen' reflect societal changes and public sentiment in Britain today, from community values to modern challenges.
Jesse Jackson's Role in Popularising 'African American'
Rev. Jesse Jackson, who died at 84, was instrumental in popularising the term 'African American' in the late 1980s to foster cultural identity and dignity, replacing outdated labels like 'colored' and 'blacks'.
Jesse Jackson's Legacy: Civil Rights to Post-America
Bonnie Greer reflects on Jesse Jackson's profound impact on Black Americans, bridging generations and inspiring hope amid America's turbulent evolution.
US Leaders Pay Tribute to Jesse Jackson, Civil Rights Titan
Political figures including Kamala Harris and Donald Trump honor Jesse Jackson, celebrating his legacy as a transformative civil rights leader and patriot after his death at age 84.
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High Court Appeal Over Quran Burning Protest and Free Speech
The Crown Prosecution Service argues burning a religious text is inherently disorderly in a High Court appeal, while free speech campaigners defend the protester's rights in a landmark case.
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