Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte asked Congress on Tuesday to extend his order of martial law for the lower third of the country.
Permanent ban follows move by prison officers’ trade union in February calling on members to take action short of a strike
The Venezuela government´s opposition opened polls Sunday over President Nicolas Maduro´s call to rewrite the constitution. Many have accused Maduro´s plan to be undemocratic and a way to suppress the months of anti-government protests against his presidency.
A judge for the Superior Court of California postponed a decision Friday for injunctive relief to block Toshiba Corporation from selling its flash memory business in an attempt to relieve losses from the nuclear reactor business.
Matters up for discussion include citizens’ rights and money, as well as ‘other separation issues’, which will involve ECJ debate
Under government plan, internet companies would be obliged to give law enforcement agencies warranted access
Landmark ruling means former cavalry officer’s husband will enjoy the same pension rights as a widow would
The Spanish airline Iberia has said it will stop requiring female job candidates to take a pregnancy test after it was fined for the practice.
India´s Supreme Court has suspended a law that would have banned the sale of cattle for slaughter nationwide.
The book “Communication Law Matters in the Jurisprudence of the Brazilian Supreme Court: Telecommunications, Internet, TV and broadcast, Pay TV, and Press” presents relevant cases from these sectors over the past 30 years.
London´s High Court of Justice ruled Monday that the UK can continue to export arms to Saudi Arabia.
The European Court of Human Rights has ruled that Belgium´s ban on face veils does not violate the European Convention on Human Rights.
The Russian lawyer at the centre of allegations surrounding US President Donald Trump´s son has insisted she was never in possession of information that could have damaged Hillary Clinton.
The French government is studying ways it could step up tax cuts starting from next year while also carrying out budget savings to keep deficit reduction on track, a source in the prime minister´s office said on Monday.
US President Donald Trump´s son has admitted meeting a Russian lawyer last year who, he says, promised to reveal damaging material on Hillary Clinton.
European court of human rights rejects final appeal by Philip Harkins, of Scotland, who faces charge over fatal gun robbery
UN member states voted 122-1 Friday to adopt the first ever multilateral legally binding treaty on nuclear disarmaments. The one vote against the adoption of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons ame from the Netherlands, while Singapore was absent at the conference.
Court does not rule on whether Ashutosh Maharaj, who died of cardiac arrest in 2014, is in fact still alive and in a deep meditative state, as his followers believe.
Lord Thomas says City and legal profession will suffer without mutual agreements to recognise EU and British court judgments.
Singapore has a near-perfect approach to cybersecurity, but many other rich countries have holes in their defenses and some poorer countries are showing them how it should be done, a U.N. survey showed on Wednesday.
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