Category : Liberties


Labour's Jury Trial Plans Spark Trust Row

Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick accuses the Government of not trusting the public over reported plans to restrict jury trials. Discover the details of the Leveson review and the political battle.

Misconduct complaint against DC judge dismissed

A senior court official has dismissed a Justice Department misconduct complaint against federal judge Ana Reyes over her handling of a transgender military ban lawsuit. Discover the full story.

Teens Fight Australian Social Media Ban in Court

Two 15-year-olds, backed by a digital rights group, are seeking an urgent High Court injunction to block Australia's under-16s social media ban, arguing it violates political communication rights.

Teens Sue Over Australian Social Media Ban

Two 15-year-olds challenge Australia's social media ban for under-16s, claiming it violates their constitutional right to political communication. Read the full story.

Trump's 28 Threats to Revoke TV Licences

Donald Trump has threatened to revoke broadcast licences at least 28 times since 2017, targeting networks like ABC and CBS. Explore the full timeline and legal reality.

Second Bid to Ban Feminist Book from National Library

Trans activists demand National Library of Scotland remove 'The Women Who Wouldn't Wheesht' for second time. Discover the escalating censorship battle threatening free speech in Scottish cultural institutions.

BBC censors Trump criticism in Reith Lecture edit

The BBC has edited its flagship Reith Lectures to remove Rutger Bregman's description of Donald Trump as 'the most openly corrupt president'. Discover the full story behind this censorship row.

BBC censors Reith lecture on Trump, author claims

Dutch historian Rutger Bregman accuses the BBC of censoring his Reith lecture by removing a line calling Donald Trump 'the most openly corrupt president'. Discover the full story behind this free speech row.

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