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Under the Equality Act 2010, landlords and letting agents are prohibited from discriminating against prospective tenants on the basis of protected characteristics such as religion, race, or gender. Listings identified spanned large areas of east London (Image: Getty) Landlords across...

A 52-year-old Syrian man was sentenced to four and a half years in prison at the Vienna Regional Court on Tuesday after allegedly luring his six-year-old neighbor’s daughter into his apartment and raping her. The verdict for rape, aggravated sexual abuse of a minor, and possession of child abuse...

The firearms of the Dawlah Islamiya members killed in an encounter with policemen and soldiers in Marantao, Lanao del Sur are now in the joint custody of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group and the Police Regional Office-Bangsamoro Autonomous Region. COTABATO CITY, Philippines —...

Coptic Solidarity is raising urgent alarm over the case of Said Mansour Rezk Abdelrazek, an Egyptian Christian convert who, after months of detention and interrogation by Egypt’s State Security Prosecution, has now been referred to trial before the First Criminal Terrorism Circuit Court in Badr...

There were 29,000 knife-related crimes in Germany last year, while 41% of all violent crimes were committed by foreigners 28-year-old Sebastian H. was stabbed to death by two Syrians, according to...

New Delhi: Four persons—an auto-mechanic, a Class 12 student, a security guard-cum-delivery worker, and a plumber—have been arrested by the Delhi Police Special Cell for allegedly forming a radicalised module aimed at establishing a caliphate in the Indian Subcontinent. Police claim they were...

The Cabinet of Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi approved changes to defense export rules that will expand market opportunities for companies in the arms sector. Japan has lifted most of its restrictions on weapons exports, enabling the country to sell arms overseas for the first time since...

A Canadian terrorist who burst into a military recruitment service and stabbed soldiers has been given permission to fly to Saudi Arabia and Somalia - even though officials say he 'continues to pose a significant threat to public safety.' Ayanle Hassan Ali, 38, entered the Canadian Forces...

Leo’s shameful appeasement of Islam ignores the brutal reality of Christians suffering in Muslim lands During his first-ever apostolic journey to Algeria on April 13, Pope Leo XIV stood inside the historic Basilica of Our Lady of Africa in Algiers and delivered words that have already sparked...

Backdropped by an LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) tanker, a Yemeni soldier sails in waters north of the Bab al-Mandeb Strait in Mokha, Yemen Yemen's Houthi group warned on Saturday that the strategic Bab al-Mandeb Strait could be closed. Houthi official Hussein al-Ezzi made the remarks in a...

The combat engineering battalion 603 is blowing up “endless” amounts of Hezbollah’s terror infrastructure in southern Lebanon, Lt. Col. “R,” the battalion commander, told The Jerusalem Post in a recent interview. R said that his unit has found and destroyed over 1,000 terror infrastructure...

An RAF cadet has been suspended after he said Islam poses the greatest security threat to the UK while taking part in a training exercise. He made the comment during a question-and-answer session in which he and other cadets were asked about dangers to British security. It led to him being...

A sordid affair has unfolded near Marseille. A 19-year-old man is suspected of raping goats and sheep in the town of Pennes-Mirabeau (Bouches-du-Rhône). An Afghan national, he was arrested on Friday, April 10, and taken into custody by the anti-crime brigade (BAC), according to information from...

The world has heard harrowing accounts of Israeli men and women sexually brutalised in Hamas captivity — but now chilling new testimony is emerging from inside Gaza itself. Gazans living under Hamas rule are beginning to break their silence, describing sexual abuse by multiple men, sexual...

Lt Gen Norathip Poinok The Fourth Army Region commander has apologised for comments he made after his recent interview in which he accused Muslim religious schools, such as pondoks (boarding schools) and tadikas (kindergartens) of being breeding grounds for violence. Lt Gen Narathip Poynok...