DHS alters Woody Guthrie protest song lyrics
The Department of Homeland Security faces backlash for rewriting lyrics to Woody Guthrie's iconic protest song, removing its critical message about inequality.
Category : Liberties
NYC’s transgender homeless shelter divides opinion
A new homeless shelter in New York City exclusively for transgender individuals has sparked debate over safety, funding, and inclusivity. Critics argue it segregates the community, while supporters hail it as a safe haven.
Spain: Muslim religious celebrations banned from public facilities
A local authority in Spain has ignited controversy by prohibiting Muslims from using public spaces for religious events, raising concerns over discrimination and religious freedom.
UK ban on Palestine Action sparks civil liberties row
The UK's decision to outlaw Palestine Action has ignited a fierce debate, with critics slamming the move as an assault on fundamental freedoms and democratic rights.
Tennessee enforces abortion data ban amid rights debate
Tennessee has passed a law banning the collection of abortion data, sparking debates over privacy and women's healthcare rights. Critics argue it obstructs transparency.
Proud Boys attempt to trademark US church name
Far-right group Proud Boys files trademark application for a US church's name, sparking outrage and legal scrutiny.
China accused of bullying elderly protesters in Sichuan
Disturbing video from China's Sichuan province shows officials allegedly intimidating elderly protesters, sparking outrage over human rights abuses.
French minister sues man for smoking at war memorial
A French government official has initiated legal proceedings against a man caught smoking at a solemn war memorial, sparking debates over respect and public behaviour.
Cartoon sparks debate on Palestine Action ban
A provocative cartoon by Ella Baron highlights the controversy surrounding Palestine Action’s proscription, questioning the balance between activism and legality in the UK.
Guardian removes 2025 article: what happened?
The Guardian has taken down an article published on 5 August 2025. Here’s why it matters and what it could mean for press transparency.
Ex-Guantanamo detainee David Hicks in health crisis
Former Guantanamo Bay detainee David Hicks faces a dire health battle, revealing shocking details of his deteriorating condition and urgent calls for medical intervention.
Trans woman called 'hostile invader' on women-only app
A transgender woman faced discrimination on the women-only app Giggle, with users allegedly branding her a 'hostile invader'. The case highlights ongoing debates around inclusivity and digital spaces.
JK Rowling backs Sall Grover in Roxanne Tickle legal battle
Author JK Rowling supports Sall Grover in her legal fight against Roxanne Tickle, who allegedly doxxed Grover over the 'Woman' podcast controversy. The case highlights ongoing tensions in gender identity debates.
UK tightens gun laws with stricter checks for owners
The UK government introduces tougher regulations for gun owners, including enhanced background checks and stricter storage rules, aiming to improve public safety.
South Dakota faces Native voting rights lawsuit
South Dakota's new voting laws spark controversy as Native American groups challenge restrictions, citing discrimination and civil rights violations.
TN court upholds death penalty in controversial racial bias case
The Tennessee Supreme Court has ruled to maintain the death penalty for a Black man, sparking debates over racial bias in the justice system. Read more on the latest developments.
Rhode Island Fights Supreme Court Gun Ruling
Rhode Island officials are pushing back against the US Supreme Court’s recent decision on New York’s concealed carry law, arguing it threatens public safety. Learn why this legal battle could reshape gun regulations nationwide.
UK to ban 'barely legal' adult content
The UK government is set to outlaw controversial pornography that sexualises adults dressed as children, following a documentary exposing the disturbing trend.
Victoria Police criticised for Gaza protest tactics
Victoria Police has come under fire for its handling of Gaza protests, while thousands marched freely in Sydney, sparking debates over policing strategies and civil liberties.
Forced into Marriage at 17: A Survivor’s Fight
A brave woman shares her traumatic experience of being forced into marriage as a teenager and how she fought to reclaim her freedom.
Gun-toting McCloskeys: From BLM clash to political fame
The controversial case of Mark and Patricia McCloskey, the St. Louis attorneys who brandished firearms at BLM protesters, takes a new turn as their political ambitions and legal battles unfold.
WA grants adopted people full access to birth records
Western Australia passes groundbreaking legislation granting adopted individuals full access to their birth records, empowering thousands to reclaim their personal histories.
UK ban on Palestine Action threatens free speech
The UK's recent ban on Palestine Action, coupled with the Online Safety Act, has raised alarms over threats to public debate and civil liberties. Critics argue these measures stifle dissent under the guise of security.
Musk's X warns UK safety law threatens free speech
Elon Musk's social media platform X warns that the UK's Online Safety Act could threaten free speech by requiring users to verify their age with ID. Critics argue this may deter anonymous expression online.
US deports Palestinian activist over social media posts
A Palestinian activist was deported from the US after controversial social media posts, sparking debate over free speech and immigration enforcement.
UCLA links Trump policies to antisemitism rise
A UCLA report exposes a disturbing surge in antisemitic incidents linked to policies during Trump's presidency, raising concerns over civil liberties and government accountability.
States sue Trump over transgender youth healthcare policy
Several US states have launched legal action against the Trump administration over its controversial policy limiting healthcare access for transgender youth.
Online Safety Act: Where Politics Fails
A critical look at how political factions are misjudging the implications of the UK's Online Safety Act, risking freedoms and failing to address real digital harms.
Caribbean court overturns anti-LGBTQ+ colonial laws
A historic court ruling has struck down discriminatory colonial-era laws in the Caribbean, marking a major win for LGBTQ+ rights activists across the region.
Journalists banned from podcast after Gaza episode
Schwartz Media has barred its journalists from appearing on the 7am podcast following a controversial Gaza episode that triggered a wave of negative feedback.
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