Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) on Friday urged residents of countries hosting US forces to stay “at least 500 meters” away from buildings it claimed were being used as “covert accommodation by US troops.”

In a statement, the IRGC alleged that US officers and military personnel “had left their bases and moved into buildings in urban areas to direct military operations.”

Read: https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/20260724-iran-urges-residents-in-region-to-stay-500-meters-from-us-troops-covert-accommodation/

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Here in Scotland, Sarah Morse, a Catholic teacher, was dismissed from her job at Arbroath High School for simply answering her pupils’ questions about abortion. 
Sarah made no attempt to influence her students; therefore, her actions were not illegal.
CitizenGO has been working with SPUC to campaign in solidarity with Sarah, asking Angus Council to acknowledge their error in dismissing Sarah. 
Together, we are also asking that this never happen again to any teacher in Scotland.
Michael Robinson, Executive Director at SPUC, told media outlets: “The dismissal of a teacher for respectfully answering a student’s question truthfully according to her conscience is a grave matter.” 
He is correct: it is grave because if we do not act now to protect teachers' basic rights in the workplace, the precedent will have significant consequences in the future.
Express your opinion honestly, without seeking to influence anyone and state it's okay to disagree, and you will be sacked, shamed and intimidated on the same day.
I cannot imagine what Sarah must have gone through when her livelihood had been taken away from her without justification.
Alison, please send a message in support of Sarah on our petition page. 
When you sign and send a custom message, your support will serve as a beacon of hope in these dreadful circumstances.
I will never stop fighting for the right to freedom of expression,
Yours faithfully,
Tobias Bailey 
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A dangerous line was crossed in Europe earlier this month, and I need to warn you about it, because places like the UK will be next.
 
On Thursday, 9 July, the European Parliament brought "Chat Control" into force.
 
From now until at least 2028, tech giants like Google, Meta and Microsoft are permitted to scan the private messages and emails of hundreds of millions of Europeans: Gmail, Instagram direct messages, Discord, Snapchat, even Xbox chat, without a warrant, without suspicion, and without the person being monitored ever knowing.
 
And here's the part that should chill you most: a majority of MEPs actually voted against it. It became law anyway, through a procedural manoeuvre that meant opponents needed a supermajority just to stop it. That's how these powers arrive: not by winning the argument, but by rigging the process.
 
Meanwhile, the "permanent" version being negotiated behind closed doors could go further still, forcing scanning into the apps, with messages analysed on devices before they're even sent.
 
So, the central question is simple: should governments and corporations have the power to inspect private conversations before any crime has even been alleged?
 
My answer and CitizenGO's answer is a firm NO. Privacy is not evidence of wrongdoing. Confidential communication isn't a privilege granted by politicians; it's a basic safeguard of a free society. And once systems capable of scanning private messages are built, their purpose can always be expanded: today's restricted category becomes tomorrow's list of "harmful," "extreme" or "hateful" opinions.
 
You and I already know exactly how quickly lawful beliefs get relabelled as dangerous speech. Views held by millions of ordinary people on marriage, family, faith, parental authority, and biological reality are increasingly treated not as legitimate convictions, but as problems to be managed and suppressed. We've all seen the deplatforming, the debanking, the tribunals, the police visits over social media posts. A scanning regime that reads every private message will make the situation much worse.
 
You might be thinking: Well, that's Europe's problem. It isn't. It's our problem too, and I'll tell you why.
 
First, the scanning is being done by the same global tech companies whose platforms you and I use every single day. When Google and Meta build the machinery to read private messages for one government, that machinery exists for every government. Infrastructure built for Brussels doesn't stay in Brussels.
 
Second, and this is the part most people don't know, our own government is already well down this road.
 
Behind the language of "online safety", the Online Safety Act contains powers that allow Ofcom – a quango unanswerable to the people – to force platforms to deploy technology that scans content shared in private messages, effectively turning the phone in your hand into a surveillance tool. The Investigatory Powers Act goes further, allowing the Government to compel communications companies to build or preserve access to private data. Changes passed in 2024 can even require firms to warn the Home Office before strengthening their security in ways that might close off that access.
 
Piece by piece, and largely beyond public view, the UK is constructing the machinery for surveillance on an alarming scale. We are not merely following the world down this road; we are helping to lead it.
 
If Europe's model takes hold, the politicians and bureaucrats here who already dream of these powers will point to Brussels as the precedent, and an Australian Chat Control will be presented to us as a done deal, exactly the way it was done to Europeans this week. You and I must make that politically impossible now, before that day comes.
 
CitizenGO is preparing to fight this in the UK, in Australia and around the world. But we also want to hear from you.
 
We are ready to fight this, but we need to know whether you are ready to stand with us.
 
George Christensen and the entire team at CitizenGO

A judge in Brazil has sentenced a mother and father to prison for 50 days because they homeschool their children, accusing them of "intellectual neglect" and failing to teach them "tolerance and diversity."

The judge, despite being advised by the prosecutor in the case to acquit the family, convicted and sentenced them, making the Denardis the first to be criminally sentenced for homeschooling children.

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