Amnesty International has said Egypt is in the throes of a human rights crisis, and has raised concerns about the ability of Egyptian civil society to meaningfully participate. Environmental and human rights groups have raised concerns about limiting protests to … Continue reading Amnesty: Egypt Has A Human Rights Crisis Ahead of COP27
Nasa’s Mars InSight lander has detected the first ever seismic and acoustic waves generated by meteorite strikes on another planet and located the impact crate sites. The new findings can help researchers better understand the makeup and structure of the … Continue reading Nasa InSight Lander “Hears” Mars Shockwaves
Leicester Police said that groups of young men began an unplanned protest on Saturday evening and continued into Sunday morning. Community and religious leaders are blaming social media for the spread of the unrest The local MP for the Leicester … Continue reading Leicester Riots: 47 Arrests as MP calls for calm
Statewatch, along with 122 other human rights, civil society and community organisations, are calling on MPs to vote against the proposed ‘Bill of Rights’, which would replace the Human Rights Act. The Bill of Rights Bill must be withdrawn and … Continue reading 109 Civil Liberty Groups opose The Bill of Rights Bill
Queen Elizabeth II’s body made its final journey as part of a grand state funeral to be laid to rest. Her Majesty’s body will later be buried at Windsor Castle after a private committal service. The Queen’s coffin which was … Continue reading Queen Elizabeth II State Funeral
A man has been charged by detectives investigating the stabbing of two police officers in Westminster on the morning of Friday, 16 September. Mohammed Rahman, 24, (31.12.97) of Westbourne Park Road, W2 was charged on Saturday, 17 September, with attempted … Continue reading Two Police Officers Stabbed in Leicester Square
