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Digital tool helps uk police identify sex trafficking victimsA new digital system developed to combat sex trafficking is supporting police in safeguarding victims and launching investigations across the UK.
Modern Slavery
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J.K. Rowling Opposes Assisted Dying Amid House of Lords DebateAuthor J.K. Rowling has announced she no longer supports the legalisation of assisted suicide, citing serious concerns about the potential for coercion.
Assisted Suicide
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Peers debate assisted suicide Bill
Assisted Suicide
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OFCOM Investigates 22 Porn Sites Over Age Verification FailuresOFCOM has launched an investigation into five companies operating at least 22 pornographic websites, amid concerns they are failing to meet new UK age verification laws introduced in July.
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Lord Alton urges EU to act on forced abortions of disabled womenLord David Alton has called on European governments to act after the UN raised concerns over ongoing reports of forced abortions and sterilisation of women with disabilities in some EU member states.
Abortion
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Children at risk of online harm from parents sharing photos, study findsA new study has revealed that posting children’s photos online — a practice known as "sharenting" — may expose them to serious long-term risks, including identity theft, cyberbullying, and even exploitation through…
Pornography
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Graham Linehan arrested over gender-critical social media postsGraham Linehan, creator of Father Ted, was arrested by five armed police officers at Heathrow over three gender-critical social media posts.
Freedom of Speech
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Canada considers euthanasia for severely ill newbornsCanada is facing renewed controversy over its expanding euthanasia laws, following a proposal from the Quebec College of Physicians to permit euthanasia for severely ill newborn babies.
Assisted Suicide
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Significant link between abortion and mental health issues in women, new study finds.A new study from Canada has found a significant association between induced abortion and an increased risk of mental health issues in women, particularly within the first year following the procedure.
Abortion
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Dad survives five years after terminal cancer diagnosis, raising doubts over assisted suicide BillMatt Eamer, a father-of-two from Surrey, was told in 2020 he had just months to live after being diagnosed with advanced bowel cancer.
Assisted Suicide
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Scottish grandmother cleared over abortion buffer zone arrestA Scottish grandmother arrested for standing silently with a sign near an abortion clinic in Glasgow will not face prosecution.
Abortion