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10 - Family of Awaab Ishak killed by mould in Rochdale flat say racism played part in his death

Joanne Kearsley, the coroner, found that he "died as a result of a severe respiratory condition caused due to prolonged exposure to mould in his home environment" and "action to treat and prevent the mould was not taken".

2210 - Farhad: "Over 100 Australian lawyers re…" - disabled.social

Over 100 Australian lawyers referred Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to the International Criminal Court as an accomplice to the #genocide in #Gaza on the basis of his military, intelligence, and political support for the Israel under Article 15 of the Rome Statute. Albanese is the first western leader to be referred to the ICC for being an "accessory to genocide." Australia has provided F-35 warplane parts and military intelligence to the Israel since October. Albanese also froz...

2348 - Planet Fitness hit with 17 bomb threats amid trans inclusion row

Over a dozen Planet Fitness locations have been hit with bomb threats after the fitness chain reaffirmed its commitment to trans inclusion last month. The gym franchise, which is primarily based in North America, has been the victim of at least 17 bomb hoaxes after it became the subject of right-wing backlash last month. Planet Fitness found itself in the headlines in early March after the notorious anti-LGBTQ+ social media account, Libs of TikTok, shared a video of a customer complaining t...

5052 - MichaelPascoe01

Since July 2010, miners have submitted more than 460 applications to disturb or destroy sites of potential cultural significance in the region...All but one of those applications were approved. (Via @johnmenadue ) https://t.co/MHSNuuKCHF

5426 - OliverReeson

When I dropped off donations to AMSSA this arv the volunteers were working incredibly hard to manage resources while over the road like 15 cops (many not in PPE) were sitting on their arses under a marquee.

6736 - Ex-Met chief demands Commissioner resigns over 'institutional racism' denial

A former Met Police Superintendent suing the force over 'racist and sexist abuse' is calling for the Commissioner to resign following his refusal to use the term institutional racism despite damning Casey report

6774 - The ombudsman made the submission to a Senate inquiry...and revealed that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander participants were fined at almost double their rate of participation.' https://t.co/C...

7032 - Surge in remote working due to COVID fuels record employment for the disabled

The COVID-19 pandemic's silver lining for people with disabilities: a lot more remote work opportunities. Will it last?

10729 - If President Obama had led or incited an event like the January 6 attack on the Capitol, the treatment he would have received compared to DJT would have been starkly different, largely due to syste...

As the first Black president, Barack Obama faced an unprecedented level of scrutiny throughout his presidency. Every move he made was dissected, often through a lens tainted by racial bias. If he had been accused of inciting an attack on the Capitol, the response would likely have been swift, unrelenting, and far more punitive than what DJT faced. While DJT remained defiant and avoided resignation despite bipartisan criticism, Obama would almost certainly have faced immediate and overwhelm...