Probe Google, Meta, others over media, consumer harms, SERAP urges FCCPC
SERAP has called for an investigation into major tech companies by the FCCPC for allegedly harming media and consumer rights in Nigeria.
A woman run over by a drunk driver discovered the court decision through the media – in the eyes of the prosecutor, she was no longer a victim
A woman injured by a drunk driver was shocked to learn she was classified as a witness rather than a victim of the accident through media reports.
'There goes the Brazilian worker,' architect vented while filming street cleaner working under rain
An architect's video of a street cleaner working in heavy rain in Palmas, Brazil, sparked social media discussions about labor visibility and appreciation.
Yemeni Child Subjected to Brutal Torture Due to Mango and Outrage on Social Media
A 13-year-old Yemeni boy was brutally tortured for taking a mango from a farm, leading to widespread outrage among Yemenis.
Social media restrictions for children are getting closer. KO reveals the cards
The Polish government is set to implement age restrictions on social media access for children under 15, shifting the responsibility to digital platforms.
Exclusive: Former Human Rights Commissioner Lee Chung-sang Files Defamation Lawsuit Against Media Report, Ultimately Reversed by Supreme Court
Former National Human Rights Commission Commissioner Lee Chung-sang's defamation lawsuit against a newspaper was reversed by South Korea's Supreme Court, which ruled that the articles in question were in the public interest.
Hungary obstructed the broadcasting of an independent radio station, facing a fine
Hungary is facing a penalty for hindering the operations of an independent radio station.
European Court: Hungary violated EU law by closing critical radio station about Orbán
The European Court of Justice has ruled that Hungary breached EU law by shutting down a radio station critical of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
Court: Hungary's action to stop radio was wrong
The EU Court ruled that Hungary's decision to deny frequency renewal to the opposition radio station Klubradio was a violation of free speech and information rights.
Dem rep compares himself to MLK Jr, Rosa Parks after getting booted from second straight Trump address
Rep. Al Green drew a parallel to civil rights leaders after being removed from President Trump's State of the Union address, where he protested against perceived racism in a Trump's social media post.
Will the World Cup be seen on terrestrial broadcast in June? Broadcasting Media Communications Chairman says, 'We will provide administrative guidance.'
The Chairman of the Broadcasting Media Communications Committee announced plans to ensure that the upcoming World Cup does not suffer from broadcasting monopolies, promising administrative support for effective negotiations between broadcasters.
Man arrested in PA after exposing mistreatment of sloth in videos on social media
A man was arrested in Brazil for filming and sharing videos of a sloth being mistreated, leading to a rescue operation by local authorities.
Swedish Immigration Policy Gains Attention in Germany
Sweden's stricter immigration policies are surprising the German media and challenge the common perception of Sweden.
Hankyoreh21's Ryu Seok-woo and Park Tae-woo Receive Special Award at Media Publicity Forum
Hankyoreh journalists Ryu Seok-woo and Park Tae-woo have been awarded the Special Award at the 2025 Media Publicity Forum.
Senegal: the repression of homosexuality intensifies, about twenty people arrested in a week
The Senegalese government has intensified its crackdown on homosexuality, resulting in the arrest of approximately twenty people, including notable figures from media and culture.
After leaving her IAS husband, she married a Congress leader; now she says - Save me
Shikha Singh has made sensational allegations of torture and harassment against Congress leader Mahendra Singh Chauhan, calling for justice from high-ranking officials and garnering sympathy through a viral social media video.
Can Male Traffic Policemen Stop Women Driving Cars?
A viral video raises questions about whether male traffic police officers can stop female riders, resulting in widespread social media discussions about gender norms in traffic enforcement.
We returned from hell’: Rights group raises alarm over torture in Israeli jails
A report by the Committee to Protect Journalists documents serious allegations of torture and abuse against Palestinian media workers in Israeli detention centers.
'I'm horrified at celebs flaunting real fur - here's why their argument is crazy'
Pei Su, founder of anti-fur charity ACTAsia, expresses concern over the resurgence of real fur in fashion, particularly encouraged by celebrities on social media.
US Ambassador to Israel: It's okay for Israel to seize lands from the Euphrates to the Tigris
US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee stated that Israel has the right to seize lands promised in the Bible, during an interview with right-wing media figure Tucker Carlson.
She is not worried that Jurin normalizes pedophilia
The article discusses a reader's comment about the normalization of pedophilia in public discourse, highlighting concerns over the actions of certain political figures.
Sky goes dark but a new dawn awaits at News Corp's Holt Street studios | Weekly Beast
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese navigated the media landscape by engaging with both Guardian Australia and News Corp, highlighting the changing tide in media branding as Sky News Australia prepares for a rebranding due to the expiration of its rights to the name.
Media entities demand remuneration for the use of content in AI; read the full letter
Media associations in Brazil are advocating for paid use of their content in AI training, emphasizing the importance of protecting intellectual rights and the journalism ecosystem.
The Series 'Al-Qaisar' Faces Victim Families: Has Syrian Pain Turned into a 'Ramadan Commodity'?
The series 'Al-Qaisar' sparks extensive debate regarding its portrayal of Syrian suffering amidst ongoing human rights concerns.
Popular meme profile removes all content and starts over after copyright issues
The Instagram profile @Lotte_har_instas has removed all its content after being informed it did not own the rights to the characters used in its memes, Lotte and Totte.
Social media outages are 'less brutal but more targeted', according to Internet Without Borders
Gabon's authorities have imposed a social media ban citing the need to combat inappropriate content, as discussed by the director of Internet Without Borders.
F.A.Z. Objection Podcast: Is it even possible to forbid social media?
The F.A.Z. podcast discusses the legal hurdles of implementing a social media ban for children and adolescents in Germany, as well as a proposed women's quota in the Bundestag.
The Mythical Construction of a Villain: The Worker
The article discusses the growing narrative around labor rights in Argentina, portraying workers as villains in a legal context.
Gabon bans social media until further notice
The African country of Gabon has temporarily banned social media, citing concerns over content that incites conflict and division in society.
SZ in the Evening: News from February 17, 2026
The article highlights major news in Germany, including the categorization of the AfD party in Niedersachsen as extremist, the death of civil rights activist Jesse Jackson, and a controversy involving a news broadcast using AI-generated images.
US secretly deports migrants to African state – media
The US has secretly deported migrants to Cameroon, including individuals with no ties to the country and those with legal protections against removal.
Calls for US congressman to quit for suggesting he would choose dogs over Muslims
US congressman Randy Fine faces calls for resignation after making inflammatory comments on social media about choosing dogs over Muslims.
Close cooperation between social media platforms and American authorities to identify dissenters.. What's the story?
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is collaborating with social media platforms to track users opposing its immigration policies, raising concerns about privacy rights.
Legalizing Theft: Israel's 'Taboo' for Confiscating West Bank Lands Ignites Social Media
Israel's decision to settle and register lands in the occupied West Bank as 'state property' has triggered widespread outrage on social media, with many calling it a license for theft.
When the Guard Becomes a Killer.. Authority's Bullets Claim the Lives of Two Children in the West Bank
The killing of two children by Palestinian security forces in Tubas has sparked widespread outrage on social media among Palestinians.
BBC investigation reveals network of men recording women on nights out around the world and selling videos online
A BBC investigation has uncovered a global network of men secretly recording women during their nights out and selling the videos online.
BBC Investigation Reveals Network of Men Recording Women on Night Out Worldwide and Selling Videos Online
A BBC investigation has uncovered a network of men secretly recording women during their nights out to sell the videos online, often without the women's consent.
Don Lemon, former CNN journalist, pleads not guilty to civil rights charges in Minnesota
Don Lemon has pleaded not guilty to federal civil rights charges related to a protest at a Minnesota church.
Resignation of Nicolas de Tavernost, TV rights, 'Nasser Al-Khelaïfi is the boss of French football'... The truths of Jean-Michel Roussier, president of Havre, in Figaro
Jean-Michel Roussier, president of Havre, discusses the crisis in French football following the resignation of Nicolas de Tavernost from LFP Media after a failed attempt to secure TV rights for the 2026 World Cup.
Iran releases reformist leaders detained after protests and announces investigation committee
Two leaders of Iran's reformist sector, who were arrested for participating in recent protests against the regime, have been released, according to Iranian media.
This man received 20 years. Few noticed it.
Media attention was elsewhere when a harsh sentence was imposed on the publisher Jimmy Lai, who received 20 years in prison as China betrays its promises to Hong Kong.
Egypt: the 'bus girl' who filmed her harasser finds herself insulted and threatened online
In Egypt, Mariam Shawky, known as the 'bus girl,' faces online threats and insults after posting a video of her harasser on TikTok following repeated harassment incidents.
TV Rights: "This latest upheaval shows the necessity of this governance reform," emphasizes the president of the FFF, Philippe Diallo
Philippe Diallo, president of the French Football Federation, addresses the ongoing crisis in French professional football amid the resignation of LFP Media chief Nicolas de Tavernost, highlighting the urgent need for governance reform.
US Media: Britney Spears Sells Rights to Her Music Catalog
Britney Spears has reportedly sold the rights to her music catalog for an estimated $200 million, joining a trend of artists monetizing their music rights.
Tehran denies reports of "secret executions" of protest detainees
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi refuted reports of thousands of secret executions of protesters, labeling them as misinformation driven by Israeli media.
He did not realize that his life was at stake. A Czech passenger learned about the dangerous maneuver of a Portuguese plane only from the media
A Czech passenger discovered through media reports that a recent maneuver conducted by a Portuguese aircraft posed a significant danger to his life.
Intensifying Competition for Sports Broadcasting Rights Requires Expansion of Joint Negotiation Framework
The article discusses the need for expanding joint negotiations for sports broadcasting rights in South Korea to address the problematic competition over major sports event broadcasting.
Guide to Foster Tension
The article discusses the neglect of Afghan women's rights in media narratives and critiques the political exploitation of their plight in Spain.
In the defense of minorities, greater coherence would be needed
Franco Grillini critiques the alleged existence of a right-wing gay lobby in Italy, suggesting it's more of a theatrical act than reality.
The judiciary sees "deficits of legal security" in the government's social media law, which was not sent to the State Council
Spain's judiciary has criticized the government's social media law for lacking legal precision and security, particularly in its age restrictions for social media access.