Rev. Jesse Jackson, a towering civil rights leader and two-time presidential candidate, has died at 84. A protege of Martin Luther King Jr., his lifelong crusades championed justice, equality, and voting rights globally.
Reverend Jesse Jackson, the fiery civil rights leader who championed America's poor and marginalised through his Rainbow Coalition, has died at 84. His decades of activism reshaped American politics and inspired generations.
More than 600 individuals faced termination or discipline after posting about far-right activist Charlie Kirk's assassination. Victims are now suing employers, claiming violations of their First Amendment rights in a nationwide ideological purge.
The legendary civil rights activist and two-time presidential candidate Rev. Jesse Jackson has died peacefully at 84, his family announced. Tributes pour in during Black History Month.
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Jesse Jackson, the renowned civil rights activist and two-time presidential candidate, has passed away at 84. His family announced his peaceful death, urging continued advocacy for justice and equality.
Civil rights leader Reverend Jesse Jackson has died at the age of 84. His family confirmed he passed away peacefully surrounded by loved ones, though no cause of death was immediately provided.
Women report increasing incidents of men pushing, shouting, or harassing them in public spaces, raising questions about underlying attitudes and social decay.
A federal judge has mandated the immediate reinstatement of an exhibit detailing the lives of nine enslaved people owned by George Washington, which was removed under a Trump executive order. The ruling requires the display to be restored at Washington's
A federal judge has mandated the restoration of an exhibit detailing the lives of nine people enslaved by George Washington at his Philadelphia home, which was removed by the Trump administration last month.
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The High Court has declared the UK government's proscription of Palestine Action unlawful, citing disproportionate interference with protest rights. Ministers plan to appeal, but police have halted arrests.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have issued a statement praising the Jools' Law campaign, which prompted UK government amendments to children's social media data storage regulations.
Civil rights organizations have filed a lawsuit against the FBI following a raid on a Georgia elections office, alleging violations of voter information protections and election integrity.
Ellen Roome, whose 14-year-old son died, demands urgent reforms to protect children from online dangers, calling for immediate action rather than prolonged consultations.
The Department of Homeland Security, under Kristi Noem, has issued hundreds of subpoenas to major tech firms like Google and Meta, seeking user data on accounts critical of ICE agents, raising free speech concerns.
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Violet Zulu, a Zambian cleaner, was sentenced to seven years in prison after illegally terminating her pregnancy when denied legal abortion services, highlighting systemic failures in reproductive rights access across Africa.
Murray Hunter, an Australian writer, has been cleared by a Thai court after Malaysia's telecoms regulator withdrew a defamation case following mediation, raising concerns about cross-border repression.
Jewish campaigners in Brighton allege pro-Palestine activists are conducting a 'campaign of intimidation' by door-knocking for Israeli boycotts, sparking community division and police review.
Retirees among nearly 3,000 arrested for supporting Palestine Action feel vindicated after the High Court ruled the proscription unlawful. However, legal uncertainty persists as the government plans an appeal.
2GB host Ben Fordham has criticised protesters at Sydney's Mardi Gras Fair Day for chanting 'Queers for Gaza', questioning their awareness of LGBTQ rights under Hamas rule. The rally also sparked controversy over the use of 'intifada' and drew political c
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The Institute of Public Affairs joins criticism of Queensland's proposed hate speech legislation, warning of vague definitions and excessive ministerial power that could criminalise debate.
Violet Zulu, a Zambian cleaner, was sentenced to seven years in prison after self-terminating her pregnancy when denied legal abortion services, highlighting systemic failures in reproductive rights access across Africa.
More than 70 small boat migrants receive compensation after High Court rules Home Office unlawfully seized phones. Payouts could reach millions as legal costs mount.
The US government is reportedly preparing to offer asylum to Hamit Coskun, a protester who burned a Quran outside a Turkish consulate in London, amid ongoing legal battles over free speech and religious offence in Britain.
The Scottish Government has initiated a five-week advertising campaign urging boys and young men to avoid sharing misogynistic content online, emphasizing that 'sexist content is never harmless'.
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Experts warn thousands of body parts are sold annually in the UK, with a six-year-old child's skull among items marketed on Facebook and eBay, sparking calls for new laws.
Yvette Cooper defends proscribing Palestine Action as a terror group after High Court deems ban disproportionate, as 83-year-old priest arrested under the law speaks out.
Afghanistan's Taliban regime has enacted a penal code that institutionalises domestic violence and creates a caste system, making justice 'impossible' for women according to legal experts.
Chris Dennis, 80, was deemed ineligible for reparations after being court-martialed and discharged for being gay in 1966, just before the scheme's 1967 start date.
Palestine Action co-founder Huda Ammori declares the government's proscription order has 'massively backfired' after three senior judges ruled it unlawful, constituting serious interference with protest rights.
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Five women in their 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s from the UK and US open up about the challenges and hopes of finding love and companionship in later years, from online dating woes to face-to-face encounters.
