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    Jurist India Supreme Court to hear appeal of case ordering young girls to take “cautionary” measures to avoid sexual assault

    The Supreme Court of India scheduled on Friday the hearing of the case In Re: Right to Privacy of Adolescents, after the Calcutta High Court last year ordered that “young adolescent girls are obligated to control their sexual urges” under the Protection Of Children from Sexual Offences Act...
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    Jurist India asks Russia for early release of nationals in Russia army ‘support jobs’

    The Indian Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) reported Friday that it has asked Russia for the early release of Indian nationals working in “support jobs” for the Russian army. The MEA also cautioned Indian nationals to stay away from the Russia-Ukraine conflict. MEA’s official spokesperson...
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    Jurist US Secretary of State condemns expansion of Israel settlements in West Bank

    US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken condemned Israel’s proposed expansion of settlements in the West Bank during a press conference Friday, marking a significant reversal in policy since former president Donald Trump’s administration claimed the expansion of settlements did not violate...
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    Jurist UN human rights experts warn that exporting arms to Israel could violate international law

    A statement released Friday by the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights warns countries against the “transfer of [any] weapons or ammunition to Israel” as this could constitute a violation of international humanitarian law if these weapons are used contrary to the Geneva...
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    Jurist Russia investigative committee refuses to surrender Navalny’s body to family unless a private funeral is held

    Alexei Navalny’s spokesperson stated Friday that Navalny’s body is being withheld from his family unless his mother agrees to a private, closed-casket funeral. This was further corroborated by Navalny’s wife, Yulia Navalnaya, who responded on Saturday through a video shared on YouTube and X...
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    Jurist Pakistan court orders authorities to restore access to social media platform X

    The Sindh High Court issued a directive on Wednesday to the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) to restore access to social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter) which has been blocked by the orders of PTA since February 17, 2024. The bench, headed by Chief Justice Aqeel Ahmed...
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    Jurist Austria court convicts former Chancellor Sebastian Kurtz for giving false evidence to parliament

    A court in Austria convicted former Chancellor Sebastian Kurz on Friday for giving false evidence to Parliament while testifying. Magistrate Bernhard Bonelli, Kurz’s former head of cabinet, was also found guilty in the case on one of the four charges against him. Judge Michael Radasztics gave...
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    Jurist UN report alleges widespread human rights abuses in Sudan conflict

    The United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (UNHCR) released a report Friday of thousands of incidents of human rights abuses it says have occurred during the ongoing conflict in Sudan, including attacks by militias in densely populated civilian areas, mass graves and...
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    Jurist Clashes between police and protesting farmers in Haryana, India lead to fatality

    Tensions escalated on Wednesday in India at the Khanauri border amidst the ongoing farmers’ protest, as a clash erupted between farmers and the Haryana Police leading to the death of 24-year-old protester Shubh Karan Singh according to statements from multiple politicians, including Member of...
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    Jurist Nigeria must comply with recent high court judgment to protect journalists’ safety: CPJ

    Nigerian authorities must comply with a recent federal high court judgment ordering them to investigate and appropriately punish all attacks against journalists, the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) said Thursday. The landmark judgment, delivered on the February 16, could have significant...
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