In a recent development, the US Supreme Court has struck down race-based admissions at Harvard University and the University of North Carolina, effectively ending “affirmative action” in college admissions. US Vice President... Read more »
UK Appeal Court to rule on the lawfulness of government’s plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda, following a legal challenge by migrants and campaigners. London’s Appeal Court will deliver a verdict... Read more »
A lawsuit has been recently filed against a crisis pregnancy center in Massachusetts, accusing it of failing to diagnose an ectopic pregnancy, which resulted in a life-threatening situation for the patient. A... Read more »
Prominent Cayman Islands politician McKeeva Bush faces charges of rape and indecent assault, marking another legal challenge in a career marred by controversies and previous accusations. SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico -McKeeva Bush,... Read more »
In a concerning turn of events, Italy has recently introduced stringent measures targeting LGBTQ+ families, raising alarm within the community. These actions, aimed at limiting family formation and restricting access to fertility... Read more »
Neal Katyal, an Indian-American attorney, has recently been praised as a “national hero” and a “true patriot” following his successful argument in what legal experts believe to be one of US history’s... Read more »
An Argentina court in Buenos Aires has recently granted the right to the work of the renowned Argentine author Jorge Luis Borges to five nephews of his late widow, Maria Kodama. Maria... Read more »
A detained activist in Hong Kong has recently initiated his final appeal in a significant case for the LGBTQ+ community, seeking recognition for his same-sex marriage conducted overseas. Jimmy Sham, a well-known... Read more »
In an Australian court on Wednesday, two sisters recounted the traumatic experience of being sexually abused by their former Jewish school principal, expressing the lasting impact it had on their ability to... Read more »
Online retailer Amazon has recently lodged an appeal with France’s highest administrative court, seeking to overturn a provision of a new law that mandates a minimum 3-euro ($3.3) delivery fee for books... Read more »