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#society

GB News: Trans people 'fleeing Britain and seeking asylum abroad as they fear for their safety' after Supreme Court gender ruling
Trans people 'fleeing Britain and seeking asylum abroad as they fear for their safety' after Supreme Court gender ruling
Trans individuals in the UK are reportedly considering seeking asylum abroad due to safety concerns following a Supreme Court ruling that defines "woman" and "sex" as referring to biological women. Lord Cashman highlighted fears among trans people, noting an increase in transphobic hate crimes.

Protests have erupted across the UK in response to the ruling, with campaigners advocating for trans rights. The ruling impacts access to single-sex spaces and has prompted discussions about the treatment of trans individuals in healthcare settings.


Le Monde: French PM's daughter says he met judge probing school abuse, contradicting him
French PM's daughter says he met judge probing school abuse, contradicting him
New testimony from Hélène Perlant, daughter of Prime Minister François Bayrou, challenges his claims of ignorance regarding systemic abuse at the Bétharram school. She revealed he met with a judge investigating the matter in 1998, contradicting his public statements.

Perlant recounted her father's request for confidentiality about the investigation and expressed skepticism about the abuse allegations at the time. This revelation raises questions about Bayrou's awareness of the situation at the school.


#foreignaffairs

Times Of Israel: UNRWA not immune from lawsuits in US, DoJ says, arguing Oct. 7 victims’ suit can go ahead
UNRWA not immune from lawsuits in US, DoJ says, arguing Oct. 7 victims’ suit can go ahead
The U.S. Department of Justice has reversed its previous stance, stating that the UN agency for Palestinian refugees, UNRWA, is not immune from lawsuits in the U.S. This decision comes as part of a lawsuit filed by families of victims from the October 7 Hamas attack, claiming UNRWA aided the terror group.

Previously, the Biden administration argued that UNRWA was protected under international immunity. However, the current DOJ asserts that UNRWA is not a subsidiary of the UN and thus can be held liable in U.S. courts. This shift may impact ongoing legal actions against the agency, which has faced criticism for its alleged ties to Hamas.


#religion

Le Monde: Huge crowds pack Vatican ahead of pope's funeral
Huge crowds pack Vatican ahead of pope's funeral
Pope Francis's funeral preparations are underway as over 128,000 mourners have paid their respects during his lying-in-state at St. Peter's Basilica. The pope, who passed away at 88, will be honored with a ceremony attended by numerous world leaders and heads of state.

Security measures are heightened in Rome as the city prepares for a significant influx of visitors. After the funeral, his coffin will be transported to Santa Maria Maggiore for burial, where a simple tomb will mark his final resting place.