Maldives Parliament Takes Bold Step: Reduces Supreme Court Judges and Suspends Three Key Justices!
The Maldives Parliament has made a bold move by passing an amendment to cut down the number of Supreme Court ...
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Revolutionizing Justice: How Kazakhstan is Harnessing AI and Digital Technologies to Transform Its Legal System
Kazakhstan is at the forefront of legal modernization, boldly embracing artificial intelligence and cutting-edge digital technologies within its judicial system. ...
Uzbekistan Takes Bold Steps to Enhance Intellectual Property Protection
Uzbekistan is making bold strides to elevate its intellectual property protection, with a clear vision to ignite innovation and draw ...
Transforming Governance: A Deep Dive into Lao PDR’s Constitutional Evolution in a One-Party State
In a bold step forward for the Lao People's Democratic Republic, the government is gearing up to revisit its constitution ...
Urgent Call to Drop Politically Motivated Charges in the Kempir-Abad Case and Free Those on Trial!
Amnesty International is urgently demanding the immediate release of those entangled in the "Kempir-Abad case," emphasizing that the charges leveled ...
Unmasking the Misuse of Terrorism-Financing Charges in the Philippines
Human Rights Watch reveals a troubling trend in the Philippines, where the government is weaponizing terrorism-financing charges against political dissenters ...
Unpacking Nepal’s New Transitional Justice Law: A Step Forward or a Missed Opportunity?
Amnesty International has raised a critical voice against Nepal's newly introduced transitional justice law, labeling it as a misguided attempt ...
Kyrgyzstan’s Kempir-Abad Case: A Landmark Victory for Justice and Human Rights
In a groundbreaking ruling, Kyrgyzstan's court has triumphantly acquitted the defendants in the "Kempir-Abad case," heralding a monumental victory for ...
Unlocking Justice: Kuwait’s Sahel App Now Offers Easy Access to Constitutional Court Rulings!
Kuwait has unveiled an exciting new feature on the Sahel app, allowing users to effortlessly access Constitutional Court rulings. This ...
Tajikistan becomes the world’s 67th country to ban corporal punishment of children – UNICEF
Tajikistan has officially become the world's 67th country to ban corporal punishment of children, according to UNICEF. This landmark decision ...
Bangladesh’s Identity at a Crossroads: Attorney General Pushes to Remove ‘Secular’ from Constitution
The Future of Bangladesh's Identity: A Shift Away from Secularism? In a surprising development, the Attorney General of Bangladesh has ...
Inside Myanmar: A Closer Look at the Nation’s Journey
The Carter Center remains deeply committed to Myanmar, championing peace initiatives and driving democratic reforms despite ongoing challenges. Their dedicated...
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