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    Jurist Three Australia class action firms to cooperate over Medibank data breach

    Three Australian class action firms, purporting to represent as many as 9.7 million customers Monday announced a landmark Australian data breach class action plan against insurance provider Medibank after entering a joint cooperation agreement the previous week. The firms, Maurice Blackburn...
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    Jurist UK promises to hold Iran accountable for execution of British-Iranian citizen

    UK Foreign Secretary James Cleverly Monday told the House of Commons that Iran “will be held to account” for the execution of British-Iranian citizen and former Iranian Deputy Minister of Defence Alireza Akbari. Cleverly called the execution a “cowardly and shameful act of leadership” and said...
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    Jurist Somalian government launches military offensive in bid to fight the Al-Shabab extremist group.

    The Somalian government is taking offensive action against the Al-Shabaab extremist group after decades of conflict. The action by Somali fighters is backed by the United States as well as African Union forces, making it the most significant course of action taken against Al-Shabab in over...
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    Jurist Türkiye not to ratify Sweden and Finland joining NATO until 130 alleged Kurdish terrorists extradited

    Türkiye President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan Sunday stated Sweden and Finland must extradite 130 alleged Kurdish terrorists in order for the Turkish parliament to ratify their accession to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), Türkiye’s state-run news agency Anadolu Agency reported. In a...
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    Jurist UK climate group challenges government decision to approve Cumbria coal mine

    Climate activist group Friends of the Earth UK (FOTE) Monday released an application it filed to the High Court against the government for its decision to approve a new coal mine in the northwestern county, Cumbria. In a press release from FOTE, campaigner Tony Bosworth said that the “legal...
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    Jurist Longest held Iranian-American hostage launches hunger strike in appeal to Biden for release

    In an open letter addressed to US President Joe Biden, Iranian-American businessman Siamak Namazi announced Monday he had commenced a hunger strike in Iran’s Evin Prison, where he has been imprisoned since 2015 on charges including espionage and colluding with a “hostile foreign government.”...
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    Jurist UK government blocks Scotland gender reform bill

    The UK Government Monday decided to block the Scottish Parliament’s Gender Recognition Reform Bill, signed to make it easier for people to change their legally recognised gender. This action marks a constitutional first in UK history since this is the first time the UK government has used the...
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    Jurist Mexico bans smoking in public and restricts tobacco promotion

    The Mexican Government Sunday banned smoking in public and restricted the advertisement of tobacco products as the country’s new General Tobacco Law came into force. The new regulations increase scrutiny on the manufacture, use, and advertisement of tobacco in order to ensure that public spaces...
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    Jurist India Supreme Court rules interfaith marriages sanctified by Hindu rites are void

    The Supreme Court of India Friday ruled that all interfaith marriages conducted according to Hindu rites under the Hindu Marriage Act 1955 are void. The court heard a criminal appeal petition filed by an Indian-American Christian named Ajay P. Mathew. Mathew was accused of polygamy by his...
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    Jurist Peru extends emergency order as anti-government protests continue

    The government of Peru Saturday declared a state of emergency through in the wake of national anti-government protests that have left 42 civilians dead. Supreme Decree No. 009-2023 — published in Peru’s official gazette — declares that from January 15, a 30-day emergency period will be imposed...
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