Henry Novak Was Treated As A Suspect Instead Of A Victim

After weeks of pressure and a highly emotional statement from Henry Nowak’s father, Hampshire Police finally decided to release the body-camera footage from the night last 3 December 2025, when the 18-year-old British university student was fatally stabbed by Vickrum Digwa, a 23-year-old Sikh man, handcuffed by arriving police officers, and ultimately bled to death.

The footage confirms what had already become clear during the trial: despite repeatedly telling officers that he had been stabbed, Henry was treated as a suspect rather than the victim.

Trans Women In UK Are Not Allowed In Female-Only Spaces

Britain’s equality watchdog has formally confirmed that single-sex spaces such as toilets and changing rooms should operate on the basis of biological sex, marking one of the most significant developments in the UK’s gender debate in recent years.

The new guidance, published on last Thursday, 21 May, by the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC), follows last year’s landmark UK Supreme Court ruling, which determined that the definition of 'sex' under the Equality Act refers to biological sex rather than gender identity.

Liberal Groups Want To Derail Bill Against Retail Crimes

The Vera Institute of Justice and Dream.org are launching a new campaign to stop bipartisan legislation to crack down on organized retail crime and are wading into congressional races.

The liberal groups are launching the "Serious About Safety Majority" effort to stop "tough on crime" legislation, according to details first shared with Semafor, and are specifically going after the House-passed Combating Organized Retail Crime Act.

Australian ISIS Woman Charged With Terror Offense

Police authorities in Victoria, Australia have charged a Melbourne woman who allegedly travelled to Syria in 2013 or 2014 to join the Islamic State group (IS) with terror offences.

Rayann El Houli, 34, faced Melbourne Magistrates' Court on 28 May afternoon, charged with entering or remaining in a declared area and being a member of a terrorist organization.

Belarus Approves New Anti-LGBT Law

After overwhelming support, the Belarus’s parliament adopted a new law on 2 April 2026 banning "propaganda" of same-sex relationships, of "gender reassignment," and even of "childlessness." This furthers the legal and political alignment between Belarus and Russia, which both seek to protect children from immoral values.

"Propaganda" is clearly defined in the law as the dissemination of "appealing" information "intended to influence citizens' perceptions." Violation of the ban is an administrative offense penalized by fines of up to 20 base units (currently about US$ 310) for individuals, and up to 150 (approximately $ 2,320) for legal entities. If the information is deemed accessible to minors, sanctions include higher fines, community service, and detention.