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    Jurist Protesters damage statues of colonial era figures ahead of Australia Day

    A statue of Captain Cook and a statue of Queen Victoria in Australia, both colonial era leaders, were damaged ahead of Australia Day, a controversial state holiday celebrating the arrival of the first British settlers to Australia which has come under fire in recent years. The century-old...
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    Jurist Bangladesh court grants Nobel laureate bail in labour law violations case

    An appellate court in Bangladesh granted bail to Nobel laureate Muhammed Yunus on Sunday, as reported by a local media. Yunus was previously sentenced to six month imprisonment for labour law violations in his company Garameen Telecom. Following this bail order, an appeal will now be heard...
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    Jurist Ethiopia ambassador to Somalia issues apology following news of possible expulsion and increased tensions over Somaliland

    Ethiopian Ambassador to Somalia, Muktar Mohamed Ware, issued an apology on Sunday following reports of his possible dismissal over remarks he made regarding the country in an interview with Ethiopian local media. Ware reportedly said that Somalia is a nation “created by colonialists” and that...
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    Jurist Australia PM condemns domestic neo-Nazi activity following Sydney incident on Australia Day

    Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese condemned on Saturday domestic neo-Nazi activity after a group of masked men boarded a Sydney train on Australia Day. Three police operations into neo-Nazi demonstrations were conducted across Sydney over the weekend amidst a recent rise in neo-Mazi...
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    Jurist Brazil indigenous group report: government efforts to improve Yanomami living conditions and stop illegal mining are ‘insufficient’

    The Hutukara Yanomami Association, an indigenous group in Brazil, released a report for the year 2023 on Friday that assessed initiatives undertaken by the Brazil federal government to improve living conditions and control the practice of illegal mining in Yanomami Indigenous Land. The report...
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    Jurist France government abandons plan to reduce state subsidies on agricultural diesel

    The French government introduced a series of urgent measures on Friday that abandon its plan to reduce state subsidies on agricultural diesel. The measures included emergency solutions aiming to make the life of farmers easier and protect their income, and were announced within “a logic of...
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    Jurist Denmark report reveals ‘systematic illegal behavior’ in in past adoptions of South Korean children

    Denmark’s Ministry of Social of Social affairs released a report on revealing that adoptions of South Korean were subject to “systemic illegal behavior” on the part of South Korea. The report focused on the period between January 1, 1970 and December 31, 1989 and was released on Thursday. The...
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    Jurist Burkina Faso military faces scrutiny for drone strikes on civilian targets

    Human Rights Watch (HRW) released a report Thursday bringing attention to three military drone strikes conducted by Burkina Faso’s government, reportedly targeting Islamist fighters. The strikes took place between August and November 2023 and resulted in significant civilian casualties in...
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    Jurist The Court of Arbitration for Sports hears Russia appeal against International Olympic Committee ban

    The Lausanne-based Court of Arbitration for Sports (CAS) heard Russia’s appeal Friday against the sanctions imposed by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) on the Russian Olympic Committee (ROC). The IOC in October 2023 banned the ROC with immediate effect for “breach of the charter.” The...
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    Jurist The Guardian: UK transportation agency illegally obtained personal data in order to issue fines to EU drivers

    The Guardian released an exclusive report Friday, revealing that Transport for London (TfL) issued fines to thousands of EU drivers by illegally obtaining their personal information, in what is being described as a massive data breach. The report details that the breach was discovered by...
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