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  1. Dadparvar

    Jurist Haiti ombudsman condemns the delay in justice in the assassination of President Moïse

    On Thursday, in his letter titled “The Cup of Blood,” the Haitian ombudsman expressed that the failure to shed light on the assassination of the 48th President of Haiti, Jovenil Moïse, will lead to a train of violence. The letter was published on account of the second anniversary of the...
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    Jurist Barristers in Ireland are set to strike over Criminal Legal Aid fees

    Irish barristers have scheduled another in a series of protests regarding pay in relation to Criminal Legal Aid cases. The campaign, entitled “A Celebration of Failure 2” will take place outside the Criminal Courts of Justice in Dublin on July 14. The purpose of this event, which follows similar...
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    Jurist Australia Robodebt royal commission hands down findings, recommends referrals for prosecution

    A Royal Commission into Australia’s Robodebt scheme has referred several government officials for civil and criminal prosecution after handing down its final report on Friday. The inquiry included 46 days of hearings, received over 1000 submissions and heard from 115 witnesses regarding the...
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    Jurist US to provide Ukraine with cluster munitions, despite HRW urging otherwise

    The US announced Friday it would provide Ukraine with cluster munitions, despite a Thursday plea from Human Rights Watch (HRW) for both Russia and Ukraine to cease their use of the deadly weapons. In a White House press briefing Friday, US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan stressed that...
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    Jurist Environmental organizations bring legal challenge against UK government’s climate plans

    Three non-governmental organizations filed for a judicial review claim on Friday against the UK government over its revised climate change strategy. The organizations seek to challenge the lawfulness of the government’s new plans, claiming they are “inadequate” to address the threat of climate...
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    Jurist UK government cannot withhold ex-PM Johnson’s WhatsApp messages from Covid Inquiry: High Court

    The UK High Court of Justice held Thursday that the Cabinet Office must hand over all documents Covid-19 Inquiry chair Baroness Heather Hallett requests, including former prime minister Boris Johnson’s diaries and WhatsApp messages. The Cabinet Office launched a judicial review case against...
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    Jurist Hong Kong legislature unanimously passes overhaul of district council elections

    The Legislative Council of the Hong Kong unanimously voted to support a bill that overhauls the city’s district councils on Thursday, which will dramatically reduce the number of directly elected seats on district councils. Under a 2021 change to Hong Kong’s election law, the district councils...
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    Jurist Hong Kong police arrest 5 for ‘colluding with external elements’ in violation of National Security Law

    The Hong Kong Police Force released statements on Wednesday and Thursday announcing the arrest of a total of five people for suspected contravention of the National Security Law. The police arrested these men for the suspected contravention of “conspiracy to collusion with a foreign country or...
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    Jurist Ghana Parliament unanimously passes extreme anti-gay bill

    The Parliament of Ghana passed an extreme anti-gay bill on Wednesday, which is set to tighten laws against members of the LGBTQ+ community. Ghana’s 275 members of Parliament unanimously passed the bill, known as the 2021 Promotion of Appropriate Sexual Rights and Family Values Bill. The bill is...
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    Jurist Hong Kong court convicts man of over use of protest song ‘Glory to Hong Kong’

    A Hong Kong court found Cheng Wing-chun guilty of insulting the National Anthem under the National Anthem Ordinance on Wednesday. Cheng is the first person to be convicted under this ordinance. This was after he allegedly insulted the national anthem and desecrated the regional flag. Cheng was...
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