American state invalidates driver’s licenses of transgender people. They face further restrictions too
Kansas has enacted a law that invalidates driver’s licenses and birth certificates of transgender individuals who have previously changed their gender identity on these documents, causing significant implications for over a thousand residents.
San Francisco approves "ICE-free zones" on public property: what it prohibits, what it cannot stop, and what happens with the court order
San Francisco has established "ICE-free zones" on public property, aiming to limit federal immigration enforcement activities within city facilities.
Namibia: You Are Not Forced to Use Public Hospitals - Health Minister
Namibia's Health Minister stated that public servants are not obligated to use public health facilities and can opt for private services if preferred.
President Yoon: 'Public officials who falsely reported illegal valley facilities will be given a chance to report again'
President Yoon has urged officials involved in the crackdown on illegal use of river and valley facilities to take the final opportunity to report accurately or face serious repercussions.
Where to Place Dangerous Offenders? There is a Lack of Space and Staff in Detention Facilities
A report highlights the issues surrounding dangerous offenders being placed in detention facilities in Czechia, emphasizing a lack of capacity and personnel.
Namibia: Govt Bigwigs to Swallow Public Health Pill First
Senior government officials in Namibia will be required to utilize public healthcare facilities starting April 1 as part of a healthcare reform initiative directed by President Nandi-Ndaitwah.
Mum 'disgusted' after being refused toilet access at shopping centre
A mother was upset after being denied access to the toilets at a Liverpool shopping centre due to her not having a bank card to pay a small fee.
The world sports capital of Almeida stumbles upon the real state of public facilities
The mayor of Madrid touts massive investments in sports facilities, but reports of neglect from residents and unions tell a different story.
If you are 65 years old or older, you are excluded from these public sports facilities in Madrid
People aged 65 and older are being excluded from certain public sports facilities in Madrid due to unauthorized quotas implemented by the management company to avoid discounts for seniors.
Segura EP intervened: what role do the Ministry of the Interior and the Police play in the facilities?
The Ministry of the Interior has intervened the facilities of Segura EP in Guayaquil, integrating logistics and monitoring resources into the national security system under direct coordination with the National Police.
Chemical Bathroom Costume Becomes Protest at Olinda Carnival
A creative costume designed as a chemical bathroom highlighted sanitation issues during the Olinda Carnival, sparking discussions about the adequacy of public facilities for revelers.
Square with court and toys in Santa Bárbara is taken over by weeds and residents complain of abandonment: 'it's impossible to walk'
Residents of the Santa Rita neighborhood in Santa Bárbara d'Oeste, Brazil, are voicing concerns over neglect as local park facilities become overgrown with weeds, rendering them almost unusable.
The swimming pool is closed while the plumbers figure things out
Reykjavík's Sundhöll has been temporarily closed due to a loss of water pressure affecting shower facilities.
Here is the Olympic healthcare for athletes and the public
During the Winter Olympics, health facilities in the Valtellina region and Milano have treated both athletes and spectators, with a total of 33 emergency visits recorded.
Street Carnival has insufficient toilet facilities in Rio and SP
The lack of portable toilets has affected the street Carnival in Brazil's two largest cities, Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, leading to long lines and public urination.
"We are decades too late"
Iceland's Health Minister Alma D. Möller emphasizes the need to address the root of the problems at the Emergency Department, highlighting a significant shortfall in the expansion of nursing facilities.
The European Public Prosecutor's Office is investigating the sale of EU buildings - Raids on the Commission's facilities
The European Public Prosecutor's Office has launched an investigation into potential irregularities in the sale of EU properties, coinciding with a European summit where leaders are gathered.
IMSS will vaccinate against measles for everyone, whether or not they are insured: Zoé Robledo
The head of the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS), Zoé Robledo, announced that everyone can receive the measles vaccine at IMSS facilities, regardless of their insurance status.
‘Fire Underfoot’ Waste in the Capital Region...Even if the Installation Period of Public Incineration Facilities Is Reduced by 3.5 Years, It Still Takes ‘8 Years’
The South Korean government has announced a reduction in the installation period for public incineration facilities from nearly 12 years to just over 8 years, amid ongoing disputes over waste management.
Protest letter shows impact: Wolfratshausen can operate train station restrooms
A protest letter has prompted Deutsche Bahn to consider reopening the closed restrooms at the Wolfratshausen train station, which have been closed for over two years.
Adelaide aquatic centres close for cleaning after cluster of gastro cases
Adelaide's aquatic centres have closed for decontamination following a cryptosporidium outbreak linked to Waterworld that has affected several children.
Death of teacher after using pool at gym in SP raises alert about risks of poorly treated water; see danger signs
The death of a teacher in São Paulo has highlighted risks associated with improperly treated swimming pool water in gyms and public facilities.
In Times of Tight Budgets: How Swimming Pools Can Get a Future
More indoor swimming pools in Bavaria are shutting down as municipalities struggle to afford the upkeep of aging facilities from the 1970s, exacerbating the problem of non-swimming children.
Incheon Police Strengthen Patrols at Multi-Use Facilities and Prevent Domestic Violence Crimes During Lunar New Year Holidays
Incheon police are implementing special security measures from January 9 to 18 to enhance patrols in public facilities and prevent domestic violence during the Lunar New Year holidays.
Italian Stadiums on a Decline. The Authority: Deteriorating Facilities, Opacity in Public Management
The Italian Antitrust Authority criticizes the state of Italy's stadiums, highlighting poor conditions and a lack of transparency in management, which hampers effective consumer experience and compares unfavorably to UK facilities.
Explosion attack leaves 2 injured at municipal facilities in Escuinapa
An explosive attack at municipal facilities in Escuinapa, Sinaloa, injured two people, according to the state police.
‘Ddarungi’ Member Information Leak Acknowledged... Privacy Protection ‘Grade A’
Member information of Seoul's public bicycle service, ‘Ddarungi,’ was leaked, even as the Seoul Facilities Corporation received a high score in government privacy protection evaluations.
STREET SURVEY: 'It is definitely a bit dangerous for society.' What do Tartu residents think about foreign prisoners?
Tartu residents express concerns about the potential dangers of housing foreign prisoners in local facilities, despite Belgium's interest in sending prisoners to Estonia.
Taiwan wants to train an effective reserve force. Will live-fire drills do the job?
Taiwan is restructuring its conscript training to create effective reserve forces through participation in high-intensity live-fire exercises, despite challenges like inadequate facilities and declining public support for defense.
Inspection of Aleph Facilities, the Successor Organization of Aum Shinrikyo, by the Public Security Investigation Agency
The Public Security Investigation Agency conducted an inspection of Aleph's largest facility in Tokyo, which is associated with the successor group of the Aum Shinrikyo cult.
Personal information leak of Ddarunghi (Seoul's public bike) was confirmed two years ago but no action was taken
The Seoul Facilities Corporation, which operates the public bike service 'Ddarunghi,' failed to take action after confirming a personal information leak in 2024, despite being aware of it since the incident was reported following a cyberattack.
Diaspora group moves to rehabilitate Edo hospitals
The Ora-Ekpen Association, a diaspora socio-cultural group, is committing N10m to rehabilitate public healthcare facilities in Edo State, starting with the General Hospital in Sabongida-Ora.
Some Public Health Service officers quit rather than serve in ICE detention centers
In 2025, increasing immigrant arrests led many U.S. Public Health Service officers to resign rather than work in ICE detention centers, despite a significant demand for health care providers in these facilities.
Lagos reopens public parks after maintenance works
The Lagos State Parks and Gardens Agency has reopened all public parks following maintenance and facility upgrades.
Ukrainians believe Ukraine should hit facilities in Russia – survey
A recent survey indicates that 90% of Ukrainians support striking military and other targets in Russia.
Scottish bishops condemn the law on ‘safe zones’ around hospitals where abortions are performed
Scottish bishops have condemned a law establishing so-called 'safe zones' within a 200-meter radius around facilities where abortions are conducted, arguing that it infringes on freedom of speech, expression, and religion and poses a threat to democratic public space.
Hadhramaut launches campaign to ban carrying arms and Al-Mahra gives a grace period to those involved in looting
In Yemen's Hadhramaut province, authorities have initiated a campaign to prohibit the carrying of firearms in public and at government facilities, while Al-Mahra province grants a 10-day grace period for individuals involved in looting military weapons to surrender them.
Labour MPs plan to oppose move to restrict protest at animal testing sites
Labour MPs are uniting against a government proposal that aims to classify animal breeding and testing facilities as 'key national infrastructure' to limit protests at these sites.
Scottish bishops condemn the law on 'protection zones' around abortion facilities
Scottish bishops have condemned a law establishing 'protection zones' within 200 meters of abortion facilities, which limits certain forms of gatherings, prayer, and public expression, arguing it significantly infringes on free speech and religious freedom.
Pérez Llorca opens the door to a new 'brickwave' and privatizes the cataloging of protected public housing
The Valencian government led by Juan Francisco Pérez Llorca will give more advantages to developers for constructing housing on public land initially designated for public facilities, while advancing the privatization of the control and cataloging of protected housing.
Facilities to be renewed and public-private synergy. An additional 6.5 trillion is needed for the water of the future
The global water infrastructure gap poses significant technical and environmental challenges, with a report highlighting the need for $6.5 trillion in investments by 2040, as stated by the World Economic Forum and Acea.
Trump turns a fraud accusation in Minnesota into ammunition for his MAGA army against the Democrats
Donald Trump is leveraging a fraud accusation in Minnesota to galvanize his MAGA supporters against the Democrats, following a federal investigation triggered by a YouTuber's video alleging irregularities in public aid to childcare facilities.