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Govt bolsters Online Safety Act to curb revenge pornThe UK Government has classified the sharing of so-called revenge porn has as the most serious type of offence under the Online Safety Act.
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Police harmfully distracted by "hate crime incidents", watchdog warnsPolice officers are recording too many "hate crime incidents" and becoming involved in cases involving hurt feelings, the police watchdog has warned.
Freedom of Speech
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Health Secretary suggests UK not ready for assisted suicide
Assisted Suicide
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Scottish Government rows back from conversion practices proposal
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Parents worry about what their children are seeing online, poll showsOnline safety is the primary concern parents have as their children return to school, a new poll shows.
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Ex-MP criticises "denial and spin" by assisted suicide Bill supporters
Assisted Suicide
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10 years of the Modern Slavery Act: CARE calls for greater…
Human Trafficking
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Ex MP says parliament should "have no confidence" in Bill as…
Assisted Suicide
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CARE welcomes "groundbreaking" review urging action on extreme porn
Pornography
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Free speech concerns as Brazil bans X (Twitter)
Freedom of Speech
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SNP members back "constitutional right to abortion"SNP members have backed the idea of enshrining a right to abortion in the constitution of an independent Scotland.
Abortion
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Campaigners: assisted suicide in Scotland would lead to "unjust deaths"MSPs have been cautioned that passing controversial legislation to permit assisted suicide in Scotland could result in “unjust deaths.”
Assisted Suicide
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More women turning to prostitution to make ends meet, figures suggestMore women are turning to prostitution to "make ends meet" in the UK's increasingly challenging financial climate, figures suggest.
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Scottish assisted suicide Bill fails to protect conscience rights, expert warnsScottish assisted suicide legislation is deeply flawed in its approach to conscientious objection by medical professionals, an expert has warned.
Assisted Suicide
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500 academics call for free speech act to be reinstatedMore than 500 academics have strongly criticised the government's decision to scrap a new law which aimed at protecting free speech on university campuses'.
Freedom of Speech
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Transgender sprinter set to compete in Paris ParalympicsThe Paralympics will be embroiled in controversy next week, when sprinter Valentina Petrillo is set to become the first ever transgender athlete to compete at the Games in Paris.
Transgender
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Pro-Life campaigner receives compensation from the policeA Christian pro-life volunteer who was twice arrested for praying silently outside abortion facilities has received a £13,000 pay-out from West Midlands Police in acknowledgement of her unjust treatment.
Abortion