One million women lost humanitarian aid, UN says
At least one million women and girls lost access to humanitarian support in 18 months, UN Women reports, citing steep foreign aid cuts, with 84% of women's organizations seeing increased demand.
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US 250-year experiment ended by Trump damage, readers say
Letters responding to Jonathan Freedland argue Trump's presidency has permanently altered US governance, ending the 250-year experiment, with oligarchy and division prevailing.
UK to close loophole for Rochdale gang leader deportation
Home secretary Shabana Mahmood plans to amend the 1971 Immigration Act to deport Shabir Ahmed, but Pakistan refuses to take him back.
US Renews Strikes on Iran; Iran Hits Kuwait and Bahrain
The US renewed strikes on Iran for a second day, prompting Iranian attacks on Kuwait and Bahrain. President Trump said the interim ceasefire is 'over', dimming hopes for a permanent deal.
Trump Immigration Cuts Threaten US Caregiver Shortage
Loss of TPS for Haitians and Syrians could worsen caregiver shortages, as immigrants make up 30% of long-term care workers. Experts warn of crisis.
Thousands cheer Modi in Melbourne amid protests
Indian PM Narendra Modi addressed 25,000 supporters at Marvel Stadium in Melbourne, praising the diaspora's role in India-Australia ties, while protesters condemned his human rights record.
LGBTQ+ cruise ship denied entry to Egypt after Turkey ban
An LGBTQ+ cruise ship with 2,000 passengers, including Patti LuPone, was denied entry to Egypt just days after Turkey blocked it, citing moral values.
Son of ICE shooting victim demands independent probe
Ronaldo Salgado, son of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, demands an independent investigation after his father was fatally shot by an ICE agent in Texas on Tuesday.
Fake taxi driver jailed for kidnapping drunk woman
Kuldip Chahal, 51, was jailed for seven years for kidnapping a drunk woman he posed as a taxi driver to target in Newcastle city centre.
Son of ICE shooting victim: He lived for the American Dream
Lorenzo Salgado Araujo was killed by ICE during a traffic stop in Houston. His son Ronaldo says his father was a hard worker who believed in education and the American Dream.
ICE Agent Fatally Shoots Driver in Houston Traffic Stop
An ICE agent fatally shot Lorenzo Salgado Araujo during a traffic stop in Houston. The agency claims self-defense, but his son says he was looking for workers. The FBI will investigate.
Two in five Britons think Muslims cannot integrate
A report by former extremism adviser Sara Khan finds 42% of Britons believe Muslims cannot integrate, while 85% of Muslims favour integration. The study warns of a structural crisis in social cohesion.
Asylum seeker in UK 'one in, one out' scheme says policy unfair
An asylum seeker brought to the UK under the 'one in, one out' scheme says it is unfair that others with similar cases are deported to France to make room for him.
Early prisoner releases put abuse victims at risk, commissioners warn
Victims and domestic abuse commissioners urge pause on early releases under new Sentencing Act, citing lack of safeguards and victim support, leaving survivors fearful.
Dutch father wins race discrimination case over pool entry
Henri Duiker won a human rights ruling after his 12-year-old son was denied entry to a pool in Zoetermeer because he lacked ID, while white children were allowed in.
ICE Raids in LA: Families Still Reeling from Deportations
Last summer, ICE raids in Los Angeles tore apart families. Three households share their ongoing struggles with deportation, detention, and uncertain futures.
Fifa Suspends Two US Staffers for Belgium Match
Fifa suspended US team manager Sam Zapatka and security VP Frank Pannell for the World Cup match against Belgium, possibly related to Folarin Balogun's red card incident.
Arizona man pleads guilty to forest trash camp
Mark Aaron Gatz pleaded guilty to violating fire restrictions and unlawfully residing in Arizona's Tonto national forest, where authorities found approximately 1,000 pounds of trash at his campsite.
South Africa's Anti-Immigrant Movement: A New Xenophobia
At least four dead and thousands fleeing as a well-funded anti-immigrant campaign, 'Abahambe,' sweeps South Africa, exploiting post-apartheid failures and fragile national identity.
Maine Dems accuse nominee of trying to influence replacement
Graham Platner faces calls to drop out after sexual assault allegation; party says he has no role in picking successor.
Turkish crackdown worsens; Kavala jailed despite ECHR orders
Prof Philip Leach and Prof Başak Çalı urge governments to enforce European human rights protections as Turkey intensifies crackdown on free speech ahead of Nato summit.
Family of man shot by ICE agent demands independent probe
Family of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, killed by ICE in Texas, calls for independent investigation. They learned of his death from news reports, not officials.
Clergyman who affirmed gay friendships remembered
The Rev Malcolm Johnson, a clergyman who affirmed gay friendships and served homeless people, is remembered for his deep faith and courage in debating human sexuality at General Synod in 1987.
Ex-judge fined $5,000 for ICE obstruction, no prison
Former Wisconsin judge Hannah Dugan was fined $5,000 for obstructing ICE agents by ushering a defendant out of her courtroom; she avoided prison due to her otherwise law-abiding life.
Kentucky governor seeks update on McConnell's health
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear sent a letter to Mitch McConnell's office requesting a health update, citing concerns over speculation and transparency.
ICE agent kills Mexican man in Houston traffic stop
An ICE agent fatally shot Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, a Mexican father-of-three, during a traffic stop in Houston after he allegedly tried to evade arrest and rammed a vehicle.
UK abuse scandal ignored due to victims being working-class northern boys
Minister Jake Richards says Medomsley detention centre abuse was overlooked for decades because victims were working-class boys from the north. He announces new safeguarding measures.
US airman avoided UK trial for flashing women
US airman Hannes Marschalek, accused of indecent exposure to five women in Cambridgeshire, was tried by court martial in 2023 after UK police handed over the case, raising concerns about jurisdiction.
Supreme Court TPS Ruling: Impact on 1.3 Million Immigrants
The US Supreme Court ruled that the homeland security secretary's TPS determinations are generally not subject to judicial review, affecting 1.3 million immigrants, including over 300,000 from Haiti and Syria.
Trinidad LGBTQ+ activist's final legal battle at Privy Council
Jason Jones's decade-long battle to decriminalize same-sex intimacy in Trinidad culminates at the UK Privy Council, the first such case on decriminalization at the centuries-old court.
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