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  1. Dadparvar

    Jurist Egypt detains three in connection to missing COVID-19 vaccines

    Egypt’s public prosecution office announced Sunday that it had arrested three people in connection with the dumping of thousands of COVID-19 vaccines along a water channel. More than 18,000 vaccine packages, originally bound for the city of Minya, south of Cairo, went missing. An additional...
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    Jurist Turkey ratifies Paris climate agreement amidst unsettled reservations

    The Grand national assembly of Turkey ratified Wednesday the Paris agreement on climate change, a move coming nearly six years after it originally signed the agreement. However, as the last G20 country to ratify the agreement, Turkey is still dissatisfied with its classification as a developed...
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    Jurist Canada privacy regulator finds ID scanning technology at Alberta liquor stores are illegal

    The Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner (OPIC) of Canada published on Thursday the findings of its investigation into Alcanna Inc.’s retail liquor stores in Alberta. The investigation found that Alcanna’s use of ID scanning technology violated the Personal Information Protection...
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    Jurist India top court rules online education access cannot be denied to underprivileged children

    The Supreme Court of India ruled Friday that if the fundamental right to education under “Article 21A of the Constitution has to become a reality,” then the needs of underprivileged children “to receive adequate access to online education cannot be denied.” The court passed the order while...
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    Jurist UN Human Rights Council recognize sustainable environment as a human right

    The United Human Rights Council recognized a “safe, clean, healthy and sustainable environment” as a fundamental human right on Friday. The resolution first proposed in the 1990s will implement the right to a healthy environment and introduce a Special Rapporteur to establish these changes...
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    Jurist UN High Commissioner warns of imminent attack by Myanmar military

    The UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) issued a press release on Friday warning of the possibility of an imminent attack by the Myanmar military against its opponents. In the release, OHCHR noted that there had been a build-up of heavy weapons and troops by the...
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    Jurist India top court allows women to attend military college

    The Supreme Court of India directed Thursday the Central Government to formulate a plan for the induction of women into the Rashtriya Indian Military College (RIMC) by allowing them to appear for the upcoming examination on December 18, 2021, for the term beginning from June 2022. The court...
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    Jurist Sierra Leone abolishes death penalty

    Sierra Leone’s President Julius Maada Bio signed a bill Friday that abolishes the death penalty in the country. The new law makes Sierra Leone the 23rd African country to officially abolish the death penalty. Previously, the country’s legal regime allowed the death penalty for those convicted...
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    Jurist ECJ rules against Poland on appointment of insufficiently independent judges

    The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has found that Poland’s Disciplinary Chamber of the Supreme Court acted undemocratically by appointing judges who are not sufficiently neutral, invalidating a Polish court decision. Judge Waldemar Zurek had been transferred from the second-instance division...
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    Jurist Poland high court rules EU laws violate constitution

    Poland’s constitutional court ruled on Thursday that some parts of EU law are not compatible with the Polish constitution and declared that the constitution supersedes EU laws, setting off a legal crisis within the EU. The ruling was adopted by majority vote and found that Article 4(3) of the...
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