The proposal to recognize "gender apartheid" as a distinct international crime under a new treaty addressing crimes against humanity has gained momentum as U.N. member states gear up for negotiations. Scheduled to conclude in 2029, these discussions aim to incorporate specific language identifying
Data protection has become more complex and critical with soaring volumes of information exchanged across borders and through digital channels. The European Union faces numerous challenges, including inefficiencies and fragmented enforcement of GDPR among member states. The newly reached political
In today's global economy, even the smallest businesses aim to compete internationally. For small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), navigating the intricate compliance landscape can prove challenging, as every third international payment is reportedly delayed or halted, not due to insufficient
A pressing funding crisis has emerged, severely impacting the operations of the United Nations Human Rights Council (HRC). This financial challenge is causing significant disruptions to vital initiatives, particularly in areas affected by severe human rights situations. Key regions, such as Eastern
The glaring spotlight on Georgia's intensifying scrutiny of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) has sparked widespread alarm over potential breaches in civil liberties. Legal directives from the Tbilisi City Court compel numerous human rights and democracy-centric NGOs to furnish comprehensive
The cryptocurrency industry has long been under scrutiny as regulators and governments attempt to rein in its rapid development and ensure that its operations align with existing laws. A recent decision by Judge Analisa Torres has once again brought the issue of compliance within the crypto space
