A leaked US Supreme Court Draft Opinion exposes the Court’s vote to overturn abortion rights. These rights were previously established in the landmark case of Roe v Wade, a move that transformed women’s civil rights across the US.
One of the biggest players in fast fashion, Chinese online retailer Shein, has captured the loyalty and bank accounts of Gen Z shoppers in the UK, yet its supply chain operations remain mysteriously opaque.
The UN’s Refugee Agency (the UNHCR) has condemned the UK Government’s plans to relocate some asylum seekers to Rwanda, claiming they are in breach of international law.
In the wake of the murder of MP Sir David Amess, Prime Minister Boris Johnson is facing calls to “toughen up” the Online Safety Bill currently being scrutinised by Parliament.
Through their nonprofit, Airbnb is providing temporary housing for 20,000 Afghan refugees amidst what CEO Brian Chesky notes as “one of the biggest humanitarian crises of our time”.
As the Taliban take over in Afghanistan, thousands of people are fleeing the country and looking to start new lives elsewhere. The UK has already airlifted about 14,000 people out of Kabul, and the government has now announced their plans to welcome 25,000 vulnerable Afghans over the next five years.
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) is investigating a Belarusian sprinter’s allegation that her team officials tried to force her to return to Belarus against her will.
UN humanitarian and environmental expert, David Boyd, has warned that Boris Johnson’s government is introducing three pieces of legislation that will make human rights violations more common without repercussions for those who violate such rights.
Defence Minister Johnny Mercer MP has resigned from his post over the treatment of veterans who served during the Troubles in Northern Ireland.
Hong Kong has demanded foreign jurisdictions not to accept a particular type of passport held by millions of Hong Kong nationals.