Australian Flotilla Activists Home After Alleged Torture
Australian activists from a Gaza-bound flotilla arrived home alleging they were stripped, beaten, and tortured in Israeli detention, sparking international condemnation.
Category : Protests Activism
Vardy Reignites Wagatha Feud, Vows No Apology
Rebekah Vardy reignites the Wagatha Christie feud, vowing she will 'never' apologize to Coleen Rooney despite the 2022 libel case ruling against her.
Venezuela Inmates Protest Alleged Abuses on Prison Roof
Inmates at Barinas prison protest alleged abuses by setting mattresses on fire and occupying the roof, claiming guards shot unarmed prisoners. Families clash with National Guard outside.
Bondi Terror Attack: 11 Shot in 30 Seconds, Royal Commission
A royal commission reveals that gunmen in the Bondi terror attack shot 11 people within 30 seconds, highlighting antisemitism as a key motive and calling for urgent security reforms.
Gaza Flotilla Activists Allege Israeli Prison Abuse
Activists from the Gaza flotilla have returned to Sydney, alleging they faced abuse while imprisoned by Israeli authorities. They describe mistreatment and demand an investigation.
UK Gaza Flotilla Activists Allege Israeli Abuse
Seven UK activists from the Global Sumud Flotilla returned home, alleging beatings and mistreatment by Israeli soldiers after their flotilla was intercepted near Gaza.
NT Government Responds to Baby Death
The Northern Territory government faces scrutiny after the death of baby Kumanjayi Little. A podcast explores the full story, including the government's response and community outrage.
Alligator Alcatraz: DeSantis' $1M-a-Day Jail's Brutal Legacy
Florida's 'Alligator Alcatraz' immigration jail closes next month, leaving a legacy of human rights abuses, environmental damage, and a $1M daily cost, as Governor DeSantis distances himself.
From Gilead to Ladyland: Literary Rebellions Inspire Hope
Tahmima Anam explores how fictional women's uprisings, from Aristophanes to Atwood, offer hope in dark times, inspired by a visit to a brothel in Bangladesh.
Father Threw Me Down Stairs and Made Me Homeless at 17
A woman recounts how her abusive father threw her down the stairs and kicked her out at 17, leading to homelessness and a journey of healing.
Italian Restaurant Burgled 20 Times in Two Decades
Ida in Queen's Park has lost £35,000 from 20 break-ins. The latest burglary cost £15,000 in tools. Owners face repeated crime.
YouTuber Danny Go! Announces Death of Son, 14, from Mouth Cancer
YouTuber Daniel Coleman, known as Danny Go!, announced the death of his 14-year-old son Isaac after a mouth cancer diagnosis. Isaac battled Fanconi anaemia and cancer.
Gaza Flotilla Activists Allege Sexual Assault and Rape
Activists from a Gaza-bound flotilla allege sexual assault and rape in Israeli detention. Israel denies claims. Italy investigates possible crimes.
Community Cafe Demands Apology from Farage Over Visit
A community cafe supporting adults with special needs has asked Nigel Farage to apologise after his unannounced campaign visit allegedly intimidated trainees and staff.
Goldsmiths Students Occupy Library for a Month Over Cuts
Students at Goldsmiths, University of London, have occupied the library for a month to protest cost-cutting measures that threaten 269 staff jobs. The 'Free Goldsmiths' movement demands transparency and action.
Abusive Ex Strangled Woman Over Chelsea Kit
Paris Shears, 30, was choked by her ex-partner for buying her son a Chelsea shirt. He received a suspended sentence, sparking her campaign for justice.
Found a Baby on Subway, Now He's Our 26-Year-Old Son
In 2000, Danny Stewart found a newborn on a New York subway platform. He and his husband Pete adopted the baby, now a 26-year-old software developer.
Australia Doctor Slams Israel Over Flotilla Activist Treatment
An Australian doctor says activists from the Gaza flotilla were treated 'worse than animals' by Israeli forces, sparking international condemnation and a rift within Israel's government.
Hundreds Protest in Ireland Over Man's Death
Hundreds gathered outside Ireland's parliament to protest the death of Yves Sakila, a Congolese-born man who died after being restrained by security guards in Dublin, drawing parallels to George Floyd's killing.
Jailing of Daria Egereva Highlights Indigenous Plight in Russia
Daria Egereva, a key Indigenous rights activist, is jailed in Russia on fabricated terror charges, spotlighting the threats to Indigenous peoples from authoritarianism, extractivism, and climate change.
Celebrities Honor Lost Loved Ones at UK Memorial Toast
Ahead of a nationwide memorial toast, celebrities share emotional tributes to loved ones they have lost, uniting the UK in remembrance.
Katie Price Ends Podcast Early After Police Call
Katie Price cut short her podcast after a police call regarding missing husband Lee Andrews. The episode ended 12 minutes early as she left to take the call, leaving co-host Sophie to announce the abrupt finish.
U-M Student Sues Over Gaza Protest Surveillance
A University of Michigan student is suing the school for allegedly violating his constitutional rights through a vast undercover surveillance operation tied to his Gaza war protests.
Cockroach Janta Party: Youth Anger Fuels India Protests
India's Cockroach Janta Party taps into youth frustration, sparking protests over unemployment and inequality. The movement challenges traditional politics.
Balance Ambition and Anxiety Without Retreating into a Bubble
A 21-year-old anxious about the future seeks advice on balancing dreams with self-care. Eleanor Gordon-Smith suggests facing problems and fighting together rather than retreating.
UK Student Societies Tied to Iranian Recruitment Hub
A Metro investigation reveals a network of UK student societies collaborating with PressTV, an Iranian-backed broadcaster accused of intelligence recruitment, sparking fears of radicalization on campuses.
40+ Arrested in Greenpeace Anti-Pesticide Protest
More than 40 activists, including Greenpeace UK's programme director, were arrested outside Syngenta's HQ in Huddersfield, protesting against bee-killing pesticides on World Bee Day.
Death Stalks Mexico's Disappeared Searchers
Organised crime groups target relatives searching for missing victims in Mexico, with murders and disappearances of searchers soaring amid cartel wars.
Mississippi Rally Demands Voting Rights Protection
Thousands of Mississippians gathered at a historic site to protest Supreme Court decisions weakening the Voting Rights Act, vowing not to return to Jim Crow-era disenfranchisement.
Who Undermines Israel? Not the Flotilla Activists
A critical look at the narrative surrounding the Gaza flotilla, arguing that activists are not the threat to Israel's integrity, but rather its own actions and policies.
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