What's new
New posts

Welcome

If you already have an account, please login, but if you don't have one yet, you are more than welcome to freely join the community of lawyers around the world..

Register Log in

Search results

  1. Dadparvar

    Jurist Egypt president ends state of emergency amidst global criticism of human rights abuses

    President Abdel-Fattah el-Sisi announced on Monday via his social media accounts that a state of emergency decree, which has been renewed every three months since 2017, will finally be lifted. Since its original implementation in April 2017, the current state of emergency has granted security...
  2. Dadparvar

    Jurist Cambodia parliament adopts constitutional amendments prohibiting dual citizenship for top leaders

    The National Assembly of Cambodia unanimously passed amendments to its constitution on Monday to prohibit the country’s leaders from being citizens of other jurisdictions. The constitutional amendments are designed to “determine the sole Khmer nationality for the President of the National...
  3. Dadparvar

    Jurist FCC revokes China Telecom’s authority to operate in the US

    The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has adopted an order ending China Telecom (Americas) Corporation’s ability to operate in the United States. The FCC directed China Telecom to discontinue any domestic or international services that it provides within sixty days of the Tuesday order...
  4. Dadparvar

    Jurist Afghanistan dispatches: ‘The commercial banks are unable to preserve their liquidity and that is leading them to failure.’

    JURIST EXCLUSIVE – Law students and lawyers in Afghanistan are filing reports with JURIST on the situation there after the Taliban takeover. Here, a Staff Correspondent for JURIST in Kabul offers observations on the current posture of Afghanistan’s troubled banking system under the Taliban. For...
  5. Dadparvar

    Jurist CJEU fines Poland 1M euros per day for failure to implement judicial reforms

    The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) ordered Poland on Wednesday to pay 1,000,000 euros per day until Poland complies with the obligations arising from its July 14 Order, which held that the disciplinary regime for judges in Poland was not compatible with EU law. The court had...
  6. Dadparvar

    Jurist US commits to send Assange to Australia in exchange for extradition from UK

    At a hearing before the UK Court of Appeal on Wednesday, US authorities assured that WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange could serve any prison sentence imposed upon him in his native Australia in exchange for his extradition to the US. A lower court refused an American extradition request over...
  7. Dadparvar

    Jurist Dutch appeals court rules museum must return Crimean artifacts to Ukraine

    The Amsterdam Court of Appeal ruled on Tuesday that a collection of ancient Crimean artifacts should be returned to Ukraine, previously kept in the Russian-annexed peninsula. Upholding the decision of the lower court, Judge Pauling Hofmeijer-Rutten found that the Allard Pierson Museum (APC) in...
  8. Dadparvar

    Jurist South Africa court dismisses plea to remove prosecutor from Zuma corruption trial

    The High Court of South Africa dismissed on Tuesday former president Jacob Zuma’s plea to remove the prosecutor from his corruption case. Zuma has been accused of soliciting bribes from arms dealers in the 1990s, in addition to leaking private medical records being used in his corruption case...
  9. Dadparvar

    Jurist India Supreme Court orders independent expert committee to probe Pegasus allegations

    The Supreme Court of India on Wednesday ordered an independent expert committee to investigate the widespread allegations around the use of Pegasus spyware to carry out surveillance on politicians, judges, journalists and activists in the country. The Pegasus spyware scandal was first unveiled...
  10. Dadparvar

    Jurist Italy Senate blocks law punishing violence against LGBTQ+ members

    The Italian Senate on Wednesday blocked a proposed amendment that sought to punish violent acts against members of the LGBTQ+ community through a secret vote, according to the Italian newspaper The Local. The law, informally known as “DDL Zan” (disegno di legge Zan), named after the member of...
Top