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    Jurist Australia High Court confirms families of church abuse victims may seek compensation

    The High Court of Australia dismissed the Catholic Church’s bid to avoid paying damages to the father of a choirboy allegedly sexually abused by Cardinal Goerge Pell. The landmark decision confirms the decision of the Victorian Supreme Court of Appeal that victims’ families may seek compensation...
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    Jurist Anti-fascist protestors march in Budapest against right-wing ‘Day of Honour’ event amid diplomatic tension between Italy and Hungary

    Anti-facist protestors marched in Budapest, Hungary, on Saturday in response to a previously banned right wing gathering to commemorate the “Day of Honour.” Activists travelled from across Europe to take part amid diplomatic tensions between Budapest and Rome, as an Italian anti-fascist...
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    Jurist UN chief ‘especially alarmed’ by potential Israel ground invasion in Rafah

    UN Secretary-General António Guterres expressed concern for the safety of Palestinian refugees in Rafah after Israel’s Prime Minister’s Office confirmed its plans for military action in the area, saying he was “especially alarmed” by a potential ground invasion. The plans for a full-scale ground...
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    Jurist US calls for investigation into alleged Ethiopia massacre following violent clashes between soldiers and armed groups

    The US Embassy in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia called for an investigation into an alleged massacre of civilians taking place in Ethiopia’s Amhara region on Friday, where local rights group Ethiopia Human Rights Council (EHRC) has said over 80 people were killed following violent clashes between...
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    Jurist Malaysia federal court declares Kelantan state Shariah laws unconstitutional

    The Malaysian federal court declared several Kelantan state Sharia laws to be unconstitutional in a judgement on Friday. The decision followed a petition deposited by lawyer Nik Elin Zurina Nik Abdul Rashid and her daughter, Tengku Yasmin Natasha Tengku Abdul Rahman, to challenge the...
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    Jurist Ukraine army accuses Russia of using chemical weapons in attacks

    The Public Relations Service of the Support Forces Command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine accused Russia on Friday of using chemical weapons in the ongoing conflict, with a staggering total of 815 recorded attacks since the commencement of the large-scale war. The report highlights the use of...
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    Jurist Colombia initiates peace talks with Second Marquetalia armed group

    Colombia’s Office of the High Commissioner for Peace issued a joint statement on Friday with the Second Marquetalia, formally initiating a dialogue aimed at achieving a peace agreement with the armed group. This initiative is in line with the peace policy established by the Total Peace Law...
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    Jurist Slovakia parliament approves criminal law reform amid public protests and EU concerns

    The Slovak parliament approved reforms calling for the eradication of a special prosecution branch dealing with high-level crimes in the country, as well as the lowering of punishments for financial crimes. The approval of the package of laws took place in a fast-track procedure before...
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    Jurist Russia media regulator begins investigation into language learning service Duolingo for alleged ‘LGBT propaganda’

    Russia media regulator Roskomnadzor Friday began an investigation into the alleged spread of “LGBT propaganda” by the language learning application Duolingo, as reported by TASS, Russia’s state news agency. Duolingo, an American-based language learning application established in 2011, has come...
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    Jurist Myanmar Junta enforces compulsory military service amid widespread armed opposition

    Myanmar’s military, known as the Tatmadaw, announced Saturday the enforcement of the People’s Military Service Law, which requires all men between the ages of 18 and 35 and women between the ages of 18 and 27 serve in the military for a minimum of two years. The activation of the People’s...
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