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    Jurist Amnesty International calls for immediate release of Sierra Leone TV star detained for “Insulting” President

    Amnesty International on Thursday called on the authorities in Sierra Leone to release Hawa Hunt, a well-known Sierra Leonean-Canadian artist and reality television personality, who has been detained for more than a month on charges of insulting the President and First Lady. Hunt, 42, was...
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    Jurist Thousands gather in protest against Germany far-right party

    Thousands of protesters gathered on Saturday in the German city of Neu-Isenburg to protest the country’s far-right party, Alternative for Germany (AfD). The protests delayed the party’s election campaign event at the city hall, Hugenottenhalle. The party event, titled “Mega-Veranstaltung mit...
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    Jurist Israel ban on UNRWA enters into force despite global criticism

    The Israeli ban on the United Nations Agency for Palestinian Refugees (UNRWA) on Thursday came into effect despite criticism and backlash, impacting the work of the organization in Gaza and the West Bank. In October of 2024, the Israeli Parliament passed two laws mandating the cessation of...
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    Jurist Germany parliament rejects opposition-backed immigration bill

    The German parliament narrowly rejected a controversial immigration bill known as the “Influx Limitation Law” on Friday. 349 members of parliament voted against the initiative, while 338 supported the draft, with five abstentions. The bill, proposed by Friedrich Merz, leader of the CDU/CSU...
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    Jurist India Supreme Court orders preservation of election video recordings amid poll station challenge

    The Supreme Court of India on Friday ordered the Election Commission of India (ECI) to preserve video recordings of the voting process as a case challenging the increase in the number of voters per polling station is pending before the court. The plea argues the increase could lead to the...
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    Jurist Libya rescues 263 illegal immigrants from abusive group in Al-Wahat

    Libya Criminal Investigation Agency announced the rescue of over two hundred illegal immigrants in the Al-Wahat district from a gang that tortured, abused and mistreated them on Friday. The rescued came from countries such as Eritrea, Somalia and Ethiopia, and were subject to horrific...
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    Jurist Switzerland court convicts oil executive and company for bribery of foreign official

    The Swiss Federal Criminal Court convicted four defendants, oil company Trafigura, its former executive and co-conspirers, for bribing a foreign public official to obtain trade contracts on Friday. The trial level judgement, delivered by judges David Bouverat, Stephan Zenger, and Maric Demont...
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    Jurist UK military support to Israel breaches international law, British Palestine Committee says

    The British Palestine Committee is accusing the UK of failure to uphold international law through its continued military support to Israel in a report published Wednesday. The report criticized what it calls British “military collaboration with Israel,” highlighting the UK’s complicity in...
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    Jurist Myanmar extends state of emergency day before military coup anniversary

    Myanmar’s ruling military extended a state of emergency for another six months, a day ahead of the fourth anniversary of the coup, reported by the state-owned Myawaddy Media on Friday. The military claimed that the extension was necessary to ensure the stability and peace of the nation. The...
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    Jurist Sweden PM accelerates law allowing wiretapping children to combat organized crime

    Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson announced Thursday to accelerate the enactment of a law that allows wiretapping of children under 15 to combat organized crime in the country. The law would allow wiretapping for crimes that carry a prison sentence longer than four years, though a higher...
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