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A female inmate at a women’s prison in Colorado has filed a legal complaint against the Department of Corrections (CDOC) arguing that the placement of trans-identified male convicts in the facility violates women’s constitutional rights. Meshel Sirio first lodged her complaint in October 2025 after convicted killer James Keith Sack was transferred into the Denver Women’s Correctional Facility (DWCF). Sack now goes by the name Je T’Amour A. Sack and is listed as a female in CDOC records.

The lawsuit states that there are currently 18 known men who have been transferred in to the women’s facility, “including men who have been convicted of brutally violent crimes against women.” The trans-identified male transfers are “routinely kept in cells and other intimate spaces with women prisoners.”

“Sirio must share all of the common spaces at DWCF, such as dayrooms, with men. The only place she can escape being in the presence of men is in her cell and then only during those times a man has not been assigned to share her cell. When a man is assigned to Sirio’s cell, there is literally no place in all of DWCF that Sirio can isolate herself from men, some of whom, have a history of brutal violence against women.”

“While she uses the toilet and shower, Sirio must endure listening to the slapping sounds and groans men make while they masturbate… The men walk in front of Sirio in their underwear or robes, and she can clearly see the outline of their erect penises.”

“On information and belief, men have impregnated women at DWCF… [and] staff has helped at least two of these women to obtain induced abortions… one of the women inmates who became pregnant while at DWCF remains pregnant at this time.”

The suit also alleges at least one instance of male violence against an unnamed female inmate occurred, but does not offer specific details.

Sirio’s lawsuit states that she was made to share a cell with two convicted trans-identified male killers: Sack in 2024, and Devin Downey in 2025.

“Mr. Sack—a man convicted of the brutal murder of a woman—now claims to be a woman, and CDOC has placed him in the Denver Women’s Correctional Facility (DWCF), where real women, including Sirio, have been forced to share their cell and other living spaces with him. For reasons that should be obvious, this is egregiously unconstitutional and must stop.”

The lawsuit is currently active and ongoing.

According to court documents, on November 1, 2009, police were called to Sack’s home. When they arrived, they found him naked and lying on top of his wife, surrounded by a pool of blood. In his hand was a ten-inch filet knife which he had used to kill 26 year-old Yesenia Avila. According to prosecutors, he stabbed his wife to death because she was considering leaving him. Sack, who was 38 at the time, ultimately pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and was sentenced to 36 years in prison.

The lawsuit cites the Colorado Female Inmate Protection Statute (CFIPS), which states “male and female prisoners, except husband and wife, shall not be put or kept in the same room.”

“Locking men and women together at DWCF is abusive to the women inmates. Not only is this a blatant violation of the CFIPS, but it also creates an unreasonable risk of harm to which Defendants have been deliberately indifferent.”

In what may be a first in a lawsuit filed by a female inmate against gender identity policies, Sirio’s complaint directly references and challenges the world’s leading transgender medicine lobby group, the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH). WPATH guidelines regarding the treatment of “gender dysphoria” form the basis for which violent male criminals are being transferred to women’s prisons internationally.

The complaint refers to WPATH as “an extremist political advocacy group posing as a healthcare organization” and cites a recent Supreme Court ruling which allowed states to ban “transgender healthcare” for minors, including surgeries and puberty-halting drugs. Sirio challenges the authority of WPATH’s protocols which ultimately led to men being transferred into the DWCF while quoting Justice Thomas: “Recent revelations suggest that WPATH, long considered a standard bearer in treating pediatric gender dysphoria . . . bases its guidance on insufficient evidence and allows politics to influence its medical conclusions.”

Sirio’s complaint further alleges she was made to share a cell with another man at DWCF. Devin Downey was sentenced to 42 years in prison in February 2013 for a conviction of second-degree murder.

The killing was said to be motivated by revenge for what Downey framed as an attempted sexual assault.

Downey told detectives that Pedro Solis-Astorga approached him from behind in a wooded area of Fountain Creek Park while he and another man, William Baros, were smoking marijuana. Solis-Astorga allegedly had one hand down his pants, asked Downey’s name, and reached out as if to touch his shoulder. Downey framed this as an attempted sexual assault.

Downey admitted to at least two prior consensual homosexual encounters at the same park. A witness told police he believed Downey might be a prostitute. The park was described as a known meeting place for gay sexual encounters.

Baros shot the man once, then handed the gun to Downey. Downey said Solis-Astorga turned and ran. Fearing they would get into trouble if the man escaped, Downey shot him several more times in the back. Solis-Astorga’s body was found the next morning.

Sirio’s lawsuit states that she lives in fear, both of the men at DWCF, and of retaliation against her by prison staff for complaining about the situation. “Prior to being incarcerated, Sirio was a victim of violence perpetrated by men,” reads the complaint. “As a survivor of such violence, being locked up together with several men traumatizes her. She lives in constant anxiety and fear for her physical and emotional safety. She fears violence, sexual assault, and harassment. She lives in constant dread that she will be required to share a cell with a man again.”

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The new probe focuses specifically on EU funding tranches allocated to overhaul signalling, communications and emergency safety mechanisms along the Madrid–Seville line.

The European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) has launched a second criminal investigation into suspected fraud involving European Union funds earmarked for the modernisation and safety systems of Spain’s Madrid–Seville high-speed rail corridor.

The fresh inquiry follows the deadly October 28 rail collision near Urda in Toledo province, central Spain, which killed 69 people and injured about 180 more, intensifying scrutiny of the state rail manager Railway Infrastructure Administrator (Adif) and the Spanish transport ministry.

As part of the proceedings, delegated European prosecutors and specialist officers from the Civil Guard’s Central Operational Unit (UCO) carried out searches at the Madrid headquarters of Adif, the State Railway Safety Agency (AESF) and Spain’s Court of Auditors (Tribunal de Cuentas).

The EPPO said it had opened the case on its own initiative.

The new probe focuses specifically on EU funding tranches allocated to overhaul signalling, communications and emergency safety mechanisms along the Madrid–Seville line.

While judicial authorities note that fraud inquiries run on a separate legal track from forensic technical inquiries into crash causality, investigators are examining whether diverted funds compromised infrastructure upgrades or led to substandard work on key safety infrastructure.

The development comes just months after the EPPO launched an initial probe on March 20 into maintenance funds for the same high-speed link, following a separate derailment on January 18 near Adamuz in Córdoba province, Andalusia, that claimed 46 lives.

In that earlier case, prosecutors focused on a stretch of track near kilometre 318.7.

Beyond the high-profile deadly accidents, chronic disruptions and severe delays have plagued Spain’s rail network, sparking commuter outrage.

The twin European inquiries add mounting international pressure on Madrid’s rail management.

European scrutiny has deepened as Brussels reviews EU funding for Spanish rail safety drawn from cohesion packages and post-pandemic recovery funds, coinciding with domestic anti-corruption raids that saw former transport minister José Luis Ábalos and senior procurement officials placed under active investigation for rigged public infrastructure tenders.

The EPPO said: “No further details will be made public at this stage.”

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Labour’s latest immigration U-turn could in large part be due to lobbying by foreign nationals and taxpayer-funded pro-migration organisations.

Earlier this week, Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood rowed back on proposed changes to settlement rules, after previously vowing to extend the Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) qualifying period for lower-paid migrant workers, including care workers, from five to 15 years. As it turns out, this reversal was in large part due to pressure from foreign nationals and migrant-friendly charities.

The Home Office had led a consultation on the government’s proposed changes to ILR, which grants holders the right to live, work and study in Britain without restriction and to claim eligible benefits.

The consultation had sought to gather British public opinion on the issue.

However, it has since been revealed that four in five of the respondents to the government consultation were foreign nationals, and that 38 charitable organisations lobbied politicians and submitted responses to the consultation.

These charities had received a combined £1 billion of British taxpayer money from this Labour government in the past year alone. That means British people have been paying for the pleasure of being ignored by their own government.

Zia Yusuf, Reform UK’s Shadow Home Secretary, criticised the scandal: “We will listen to one voice and one voice only: The British people.”

This latest disastrous U-turn could see an estimated 280,000 foreign care workers and their dependents secure faster routes to permanent settlement – at an estimated cost of around £10 billion.

The British public never voted for the Boriswave of mass immigration – in fact, they voted for the opposite. And the biggest, most fraudulent and costly part of the Tory Boriswave, the Health and Care visa cohort, is now being given ILR and British passports. This will change Britain beyond recognition.

Yusuf said: “At a time when public services are in crisis. When you struggle to get a GP appointment… When a million young people are out of work. Enough is enough.”

Reform UK won’t allow this betrayal to continue. Reform will reverse the Boriswave and review all ILR citizenship granted by this Labour government – even stripping passports if necessary.

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Three-quarters of a sample of suspects brought before French courts following last month’s mass riots bore Arabic–Muslim or African-origin first names, according to an analysis by leading pollster Jérôme Fourquet.

The finding points to mounting indications of significant immigrant-background involvement in the looting and violence that, with the help of the far left, turned France’s protests over education and living costs into weeks of urban chaos.

Fourquet, director of the opinion department at polling institute Ifop, examined national and local newspaper accounts of expedited court hearings following the 17 October riots. Of the 70 cases in which sufficient biographical information was available, 75 per cent had first names he classified as Arabic–Muslim or African in origin. He described the result as showing ‘very strong overrepresentation’.

Similar concerns had already emerged in neighbouring Italy and Germany. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said around half of the 330 people stopped or arrested during October’s riots were of immigrant background. In Frankfurt, Hesse Interior Minister Roman Poseck described the groups involved in looting on 31 October as predominantly migrant in character.

The French findings have also exposed a growing split within the political establishment. Former prime minister and 2027 presidential contender Édouard Philippe said on 1 November that footage of the pillaging showed significant numbers of young French citizens of immigrant background. Far-left presidential candidate and one of the main political forces behind the riots, Jean-Luc Mélenchon, condemned his remarks as racist, while Republican leader Bruno Retailleau cited Fourquet’s research in support.

National Rally presidential candidate Marine Le Pen, meanwhile, blamed the violence on an alliance between far-left agitators and delinquent groups from the suburbs, accusing LFI and Antifa militants of fuelling the unrest. She explicitly linked the riots to decades of ‘uncontrolled immigration’, judicial leniency and political failures under successive French governments, accusing President Emmanuel Macron of losing control of the country.

Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin said this week that 70 per cent of those convicted were French nationals. That does not, however, contradict Fourquet’s findings, as many of the looters and vandals were considered to be second- or third-generation immigrants.

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A 30-year-old man of Bangladeshi origin has been identified and arrested after allegedly killing a 3-month-old dachshund puppy named Choko with an electric scooter in a park in the Italian city of Mestre, local police said Thursday.

The man, who was riding the scooter with a second person, faces charges of killing an animal, failure to render assistance, and multiple traffic violations, including operating without a helmet or license plate and carrying a passenger.

He faces up to three years in prison and a fine under Italian law for killing the woman’s puppy.

The incident occurred Monday afternoon around 2:30 p.m. in a park between Via Costa and Via Aleardi. The puppy, named Choko, was on a leash and was playing with a stick. At that point, the Bangladeshi struck the dog’s leash, sharply yanking the puppy, and then the rear wheel struck the dog’s neck. The female owner was also knocked to the ground with her dog.

Immediately afterward, the riders sped away from the scene without stopping to render aid.

Witnesses aided the owner and took her and the injured puppy to a veterinary clinic but Choko was already dead by the time they arrived.

The owner later said, “Choko for me was everything, and they killed her.”

🇮🇹🔴Police are hunting for a suspect in Rome who r@ped the cat Rosi, who remains in critical condition.

Rosi's veterinarian has given an update on her status, which is improving but she is on her eighth day of hospitalization at the CVS veterinary clinic. Her situation remains… pic.twitter.com/INR2hgpeXH

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Remarkably, she had adopted the puppy about a month earlier in an effort to overcome a fear of walking outside after she was assaulted in Mestre last year outside a cinema. Her father was also assaulted, strangled and robbed of his watch in the street in 2024. The nationalities of the suspects in both cases have not been released.

Police identified the Bangladeshi driver within hours after reviewing surveillance footage and reconstructing the scooter’s route. The dog owner had initially described the two riders as appearing North African based on their skin tone but said she was providing the detail only to help with identification. Later, police determined the main suspect was actually Bangladeshi.

Venice Mayor Simone Venturini condemned the incident and said the municipality is examining whether to join the case as a civil party. He also said controls on electric scooters would be increased.

“I express my firmest condemnation for what happened in Mestre. An episode that arouses deep indignation, not only for the loss of little Choko, but also for the behavior of the person who hit him and left without providing help. I therefore extend all my closeness to the young owner for the pain she is experiencing,” he stated.

He also wrote on X that the suspects had been apprehended without mentioning their nationalities.

Italy has recently seen violence against animals from migrants in a broad range of cases, including instances where migrants were filmed killing and eating animals.

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Amid the ongoing debate in society over women’s dignity, freedom and capacity for decision-making, remarks made on a podcast by Maulana Sajid Rashidi, president of the All India Imam Association, have once again raised a big question mark over the soch of so-called maulanas. Commenting on the intelligence of Hindu and Muslim girls, he said that girls have their brains in their knees.

During the conversation, he also made several objectionable remarks about women’s romantic relationships, jobs, promotions at the workplace and their behaviour with men. The most serious controversy is over his statement in which, in the context of incidents of rape, he made an argument on women’s consent and responsibility that is being described as downplaying the gravity of a crime committed against a woman’s will. His statements have now raised questions about respect for women, gender equality and the need for responsible statements in public life.

The conversation on the podcast began with the question of Muslim girls being attracted towards Hindu youths. On this, Rashidi cited religious beliefs and social behaviour as the basis. He said that Muslim youths explain the matters of deen and Islam to girls. According to Islamic beliefs, a boy and a girl meeting alone before marriage is not considered proper. According to him, some Muslim girls studying in college feel more comfortable with those youths who do not discuss religious rules and the Quran with them. In this way, he appears to put only the Muslim girls in the dock.

During the conversation, commenting on girls’ decision-making capacity, he said that whether a girl is Hindu or Muslim, her brain is in her knees. This remark targeted women’s understanding without making any distinction on the basis of religion. Rashidi said that girls get influenced by small things. A young man’s treating her to a meal at a good restaurant, buying her clothes or gifting her an expensive mobile phone can make her ready for a relationship. Here the focus of his statement remained on women’s decisions and their behaviour.

The most serious remark by Maulana Sajid Rashidi, president of the All India Imam Association, came on rape. He claimed that rape cannot happen at all without the girl’s wish and that a lone man cannot commit such a crime. In this statement, a notion about responsibility for the crime was expressed that clashes with the reality of a sexual crime committed against a woman’s consent and her will.

Two Afghan migrants allegedly raped and sexually assaulted a 14-year-old autistic girl on a busy London commuter train.

Inner London Crown Court heard Baryalai Rahimi, 25, and Mirebadurahman Sadat, 29, allegedly followed the child onto a Southeastern service on February 5 after spotting her at a Kent train station.

Rahimi, of Southall, west London, and Sadat, of Cricklewood, north-west London, have pleaded not guilty to all 20 charges including rape and multiple counts of sexual activity with a child.

Rahimi is accused of raping the 14-year-old inside the train toilets three times, while Sadat is alleged to have sexually assaulted her twice.

Jurors were shown the child’s police interview in court following the suspected attack.

When asked about what fellow passengers on board were doing at the time, the girl said: “No one was really looking at us. Everyone was just on their phones.”

CCTV shown to the court appeared to show Rahimi walking with girl to the toilet and brushing past a number of commuters.

After entering the cubicle, the Afghan migrant allegedly raped her three times.

After entering the cubicle, the Afghan migrant allegedly raped her three times.

The video appeared “almost as if Mr Rahimi was handing over the girl to Mr Sadat”, Mr Witcome told the court.

After the girl got up to go to the toilet, Sadat followed her before attempting to open the door, jurors heard.

The prosecution said the two men were later spotted on CCTV following the child off the train after it arrived into London Bridge station.

On the day of the alleged attack, the girl had been reported missing after running away from home.

She was discovered by officers at Peterborough Station shortly before 11pm.

Following his arrest, Rahimi told officers the girl told him she was 17 years old and claimed: “What happened was all started and instigated by her and was consensual.”

Sadat, meanwhile, said in a prepared statement he has “memory issues”, but denied the offences he is accused of.

Rahimi denies three counts of rape, two of sexual assault, one of assault by penetration and six alternative counts of sexual activity with a child.

Sadat denies two counts of assault by penetration, two counts of causing a person to engage in sexual activity without consent and four alternative counts of sexual activity with a child.

The trial, which is expected to last three weeks, continues.

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Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s love affair with the European Union is getting more dangerous by the minute. 

The Labour PM is reportedly preparing to abandon plans to deport more foreign criminals back to Europe, following demands from the unelected bureaucrats in Brussels. 

Under the proposed law change, ministers plan to deport foreign criminals sentenced to more than 12 months, even if their sentence is suspended. These changes would allow the Home Office to deport offenders immediately after sentencing, rather than waiting until they have served at least a third of their sentence.

But the EU is threatening to resist this, as part of Andy Burnham’s Brexit “reset” deal, which could see Britain moving back towards the EU’s orbit – including possibly reintroducing free movement.  

A new report by the Centre for Migration Control has revealed that Britain has sent over 100,000 conviction alerts to EU member states since 2025. These notifications are sent when an EU national is convicted of a crime in a British court, or when a conviction is substantially amended. 

In 2025, Roughly 165 notifications a day were sent out in 2025, with each notification relating to one convicted individual. 

Among last year’s total, 28,715 notifications were issued to Romania, while Poland was informed 24,687 times and Lithuania 9,276 times.

If the European Union gets its way, none of these criminals will be able to be sent back to where they came from. And if Burnham drags us back into freedom of movement with the EU, this will only get much worse. 

As Robert Bates from the Centre for Migration Control said: “European offenders are already placing immense ­pressure on our criminal ­justice system and a return to freedom of movement will only heighten this crisis.”

Burnham is showing that his true allegiance lies with Brussels, rather than the British people – even when EU demands come at the expense of public safety.

Reform UK would put the interests and safety of the British people first. A Reform government will champion the mandate of Brexit delivered by 17.4 million voters in 2016 – and will deport illegal migrants and return all foreign criminals to their countries of origin. 

Only Reform can stop this betrayal of the British people, restore law and order, and keep the public safe. 

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Yesterday evening in Neuenburg, in the municipality of Zetel in the district of Friesland, a severely disabled Jewish man, who is a member of the AfD, was attacked and seriously injured whilst on his way to a party get-together at the Alten Bahnhof pub. The man wears a kippah in public for religious reasons and was therefore recognisable as a Jew. According to Martin Sichert, district chairman of the AfD Friesland-Wittmund and Member of the Bundestag, two young German perpetrators – apparently from the far-left scene – initially insulted the victim, calling him a “son of a bitch” and a “bastard”, threatened him with a knife and knocked him over from behind. They then deliberately punched and kicked the victim in the head and face whilst he was lying on the ground. One of the attackers threatened to kill the victim.

Fearing for his life, the man managed to knock the attacker to the ground, pull himself up and flee to the dentist’s surgery in the former railway station building, whilst the second attacker continued to assault him. A motorist passing by briefly addressed the attackers, but did not offer any help and drove on. The victim reached the surgery, banged on the door and rang the bell. Only then did the attackers let up and flee. He received first aid at the surgery; an ambulance took him to the Accident and Emergency department in Sanderbusch. He is now out of danger. The police are investigating the incident as attempted murder; a complaint has been lodged.

The background to the crime is particularly explosive: the victim had fled from Berlin to Neuenburg in November 2023 because life there as a Jew in public had become unbearable for him. Following Hamas’s attack on Israel, the man had, within the space of a month, experienced constant threats, calls for his extermination, stones being thrown at his house and anti-Semitic slogans daubed on the walls of his home, leading him to regard his life in the capital as being in acute danger. Martin Sichert described it as simply inconceivable that a person who had fled the anti-Semitic stronghold of Berlin should be “exposed to the same violence in our region”. He went on to say: “The cowardly attack by several perpetrators on a severely disabled man, solely because of his religious beliefs, shocks me to the core. I hope that the perpetrators will face the full force of the law for this inhuman act.”

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