Rights

A report from Parents Defending Education found that at least 1,040 school districts in the United States have policies requiring educators to keep students' gender identities from parents.

The United Nations (UN) is developing a "digital army" in order to continue its battle against online misinformation.

The demand is for "documents and communications related to the Judiciary Committee's and Weaponization Select Subcommittee's investigation into major banks sharing Americans’ private financial data with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) without legal process for transactions made in the Washington, D.C., area around Jan. 6, 2021."

A new bill introduced in California would criminalize "substantial disorder," by parents protesting at school board meetings.

A federal judge denied an injunction from the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), ruling not to block a Florida law prohibiting Chinese nationals and other nationals from purchasing land.

Trump's lawyers advised the cancelation.

No word from Republican Party or human rights organizations.

North Carolina legislators overrode Governor Roy Cooper’s (D) vetoes on bills protecting children from radical gender ideology.

Ukraine President Vlodymyr Zelenky uploaded a video of an “open conversation” between himself and Andriy Biletsky, founder of the Azov Battalion.

Due to security concerns, New York City has banned the social media platform TikTok from city-owned devices.