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    Jurist Former intelligence chief of Kosovo sentenced to prison for illegal deportation

    Kosovo’s former intelligence chief, Driton Gashi, was convicted of “abuse of official post or authority” on Wednesday in consequence of deporting six Turkish people who had permanent residence or temporary permits unlawfully. According to the basic court in Pristina, Gashi was sentenced to four...
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    Jurist Striking BC port workers give employers 72-hour notice after Canada Industrial Relations Board declares strike illegal

    The International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU) gave British Columbia, Canada, port employers a 72-hour strike notice on Wednesday, just hours after the federal Labour Minister and Canada Industrial Relations Board (CIRB) declared the ILWU’s renewed strike efforts illegal. The ILWU went...
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    Jurist Pakistan government launches crackdown on 43 illegal loan apps following public outrage

    The Pakistan government banned a total of 43 apps Tuesday to tackle unregistered loan companies and safeguard consumers from fraudulent services. The order was made by the Ministry of Information Technology and Telecommunication(MOITT) amid public outrage that broke out when a Rawalpindi man...
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    Jurist Australia aboriginal sacred site protected from government nuclear waste development

    South Australian aboriginal group the Barngarla people won a legal battle against the federal government Monday after it began development of a nuclear waste facility on a Bangarla sacred site. The Federal Court of Australia found that there was “apprehension of bias” when then-Resources and...
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    Jurist UN Security Council debates on benefits and risks of AI

    International stakeholders emphasized the importance of addressing the emerging reality of artificial intelligence (AI) at a UN Security Council meeting on Tuesday. Speakers at the groundbreaking event discussed the benefits and drawbacks of integrating AI into daily life. According to the...
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    Jurist US military member in North Korea custody after crossing demilitarized zone

    The UN Command announced Tuesday that a US citizen on a tour of the Joint Security Area (JSA) of the demilitarized zone (DMZ) between North and South Korea crossed the border into North Korea and is believed to be in North Korean custody. US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin confirmed that the...
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    Jurist Hong Kong government seeking to address ‘soft resistance’ in local security legislation

    Hong Kong Secretary for Security Chris Tang told state-owned newspaper Wen Wei Po on Monday that the Hong Kong government is addressing “soft resistance” and online behavior that might threaten national security in its efforts to implement Article 23 of Hong Kong’s Basic Law. The term “soft...
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    Jurist EU-Tunisia migration agreement makes EU ‘complicit’ in human rights abuses: Amnesty International

    Amnesty International condemned a recent migration agreement between the EU and Tunisia on Monday. Amnesty International claimed that the agreement makes the EU “complicit in the suffering that will inevitably result” in what represents a “dangerous expansion” of failed migration policies...
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    Jurist El Salvador microfinancing sting results in arrests of over 100 Colombians

    The Attorney General of El Salvador announced the culmination of an illegal microfinancing sting that resulted in the arrests of over a hundred Colombian nationals at a press conference Monday. The arrests come at a time when El Salvador’s government is under international scrutiny for its...
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    Jurist Former Uttar Pradesh MLA sentenced to 2 years in jail over 2019 campaign speech

    Former Uttar Pradesh legislator and Senior Samajwadi Party member Azam Khan was sentenced to two years imprisonment Saturday by a Rampur court in a hate speech case filed during the 2019 Lok Sabha election campaign. Khan has faced significant legal challenges in the past six months, with three...
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