Civil Law

In a landmark decision that redefines the very purpose of a classroom, India's Supreme Court has affirmed that the journey toward a truly equal society must start not in the halls of parliament or the boardrooms of industry, but at the school desk. The significant judgment, delivered on January 13,

A contentious national debate has emerged surrounding the safety of federal law enforcement officers, particularly those with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), prompting calls for an unprecedented domestic security measure: the deployment of the U.S. military for their protection.

The long-dormant practice of comprehensive pay data collection is being forcefully revived in America's financial capital, compelling large employers to pull back the curtain on compensation practices in a landmark move toward workplace equity. New York City has officially joined the vanguard of a

The trust placed in those who manage community finances is a sacred bond, one that forms the bedrock of an organization's integrity, and its violation by a trusted insider often inflicts wounds far deeper and more lasting than any external attack. Dawn Marie Ellis-Abbott, a former senior finance

The conviction that a just society must silence harmful ideas to protect its most vulnerable members is gaining ground, creating a deep and perilous rift between the foundational values of free expression and equality. This growing tension challenges the bedrock of democratic discourse, forcing a

A legislative tsunami has fundamentally reshaped Australia's employment landscape, leaving businesses to navigate a complex and demanding new reality of worker rights and employer responsibilities that is more intricate and exacting than at any point in the last fifteen years. The ground beneath