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It is just under a year and a half ago that I found myself writing a piece called ‘A Black Friday’.
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A ban on Deepfakes must be included in the Online Safety Act, charity saysOnline safety charity, Internet Matters, is calling for AI-powered 'nudifying' apps, which create non-consensual explicit images, to be banned.
Pornography
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Trans charity criticised for sharing misinformation onlineThe trans charity Mermaids has been ordered by the Charity Commission to remove misinformation about puberty blockers from its website.
Transgender
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Poor, lonely and homeless opting for assisted death in Canada
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Man convicted for silently praying for unborn son condenms the verdict as "criminalised thought"An army veteran has been convicted for silently praying outside an abortion clinic for his unborn son.
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Major wins in regulation of online pornography
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Scottish Parliament rejects Assisted Suicide Bill
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CARE for Scotland urges MSPs to reject assisted suicide ahead of…
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CARE for Scotland comment: Royal College of Psychiatrists switches to oppose…
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Commons to debate assisted suicide in November
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Oxford University launches new debate series to champion free speechOxford University is launching a new debate series to champion free speech. Vice-chancellor Prof Irene Tracey emphasised that freedom of expression is "the lifeblood" of the university, aiming to ensure that diverse…
Freedom of Speech
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Cabinet ministers split on assisted suicide billMPs are backing a bill to legalise assisted suicide in England and Wales, with hopes of securing a Commons vote by Christmas.
Assisted Suicide
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Scottish residents could be penalised for displaying pro life posters in own homesResidents displaying pro-life posters in their own homes within Scotland’s newly introduced abortion buffer zones now face fines of up to £10,000, according to a government letter.
Abortion
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Christian school worker claims unlawful dismissal in free speech battleA Christian school worker, Kristie Higgs, is claiming her free speech rights were violated after being dismissed for sharing social media posts criticising LGBT+ relationship teaching.
Freedom of Speech
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McDonald's employed human trafficking victims, investigation findsA BBC investigation has found that victims of modern slavery were forced to work at a McDonald’s branch and at supply factories for some of the UK’s biggest supermarkets, including Waitrose, M&S,…
Modern Slavery
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Labour receives £1 million of gifts from betting firmsAs the controversy over senior Labour figures accepting gifts continues to unfold, it has now emerged that the Party has received more than £1 million in donations from gambling bosses within the…
Gambling
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Tom Tugendhat warns assisted suicide laws could become a "cost-saving" measureShadow Security Minister, Tom Tugendhat has expressed discomfort with assisted suicide laws, warning they could be misused as a "cost-saving" measure rather than prioritising proper care for vulnerable individuals.
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