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- 1Russian Overnight Attacks Kill Azerbaijani Citizen, Injure 10 ChildrenβΌRussian Overnight Attacks On Ukraine Kill Azerbaijani Citizen, Injure 10 Children
Russia launched overnight attacks on Ukraine that killed an Azerbaijani citizen and wounded ten children, according to Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty. The strikes highlight the ongoing toll of Russian attacks on Ukrainian cities, with civilian casualties including foreign nationals and children once again drawing attention to the human cost of the war.
- 2Unions and Rights Groups Urge EU Governments to Drop Palantirβ'Not Just Another Tech Company': Unions, Rights Groups Across EU Demand Governments Ditch Palantir
Trade unions and human rights organisations across the European Union are calling on national governments to cut ties with Palantir, the US data analytics firm, arguing it is 'not just another tech company'. The campaign targets public contracts involving the company's surveillance and data-processing services, citing concerns over privacy, civil liberties and the outsourcing of sensitive government work to a foreign military-linked contractor.
- 3Poll finds free speech a major concern for UK votersβhttps://www. theguardian.com/world/2026/sep /28/protect-free-speech-labour-liberty-poll . "Free speech will be a big con
A new poll reported by the Guardian suggests free speech will be a significant concern for voters at Britain's next general election, with many viewing the Labour government's current approach to the issue as bad for Britain. Commenters sharing the finding argue that protections for free expression are weakening and that the topic could shape how people vote.
- 4Russian Overnight Strikes On Ukraine Kill Azerbaijani Citizen, Wound 10 Childrenβπ° Russian Overnight Attacks On Ukraine Kill Azerbaijani Citizen, Injure 10 Children π https://www. rferl.org/a/russia-uk
Russian overnight attacks on Ukraine killed an Azerbaijani citizen and injured 10 children, according to a report by Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty. The strikes are part of Moscow's ongoing bombardment campaign against Ukrainian cities, which has repeatedly caused civilian casualties, including foreign nationals residing in Ukraine.
- 5New Polling Suggests Labour's Free Speech Stance May Cost VotesβΌLABOURβS APPROACH TO FREE SPEECH COULD COST THEM VOTES AT THE NEXT ELECTION, NEW POLLING CONFIRMS
New polling suggests that Labour's approach to free speech could cost the party votes at the next UK general election. The Liberty human rights organisation highlighted the findings, arguing that the party's handling of free speech issues is alienating some voters. Details of the poll's methodology and sample have not been widely reported.
- 6Mozambique accepts 284 of 292 UN human rights recommendationsβMozambique: Government accepts 284 of 292 UN human rights recommendations
Mozambique's government has accepted 284 of the 292 recommendations issued through the UN's universal periodic review of its human rights record, rejecting only eight. The review covers issues such as civil liberties, justice and social rights. Human rights groups typically follow up on whether Maputo implements the pledges it has accepted.
- 7Liberty Science Center Begins 100,000-Square-Foot ExpansionβΌ100,000 Square Foot Expansion Breaks Ground at Liberty Science Center
The Liberty Science Center in Jersey City has broken ground on a 100,000-square-foot expansion. The project marks a major investment in one of New Jersey's leading science education institutions, adding significant new space for exhibits and programs. Local outlets report the groundbreaking as a notable development for the region's cultural and educational landscape.