As the Labour Party gears up for the autumn, there is rising anticipation around its proposed employment law reforms, which notably include the right to switch off and making flexible working the default from day one of employment. These measures are set to promote a better work-life balance while
The treatment of detainees in immigration detention centers across the United States has been a subject of increasing scrutiny. One such facility, the Moshannon Valley Processing Center, located in Clearfield County, Pennsylvania, has come under particular fire. Managed by the private company GEO
Equality Australia, a leading LGBTQI advocacy organization, has been embroiled in a significant legal battle with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC). The heart of the dispute lies in whether their political advocacy efforts can be classified as providing direct
The Nigerian government has firmly denied allegations of human rights abuses levied by the Trade Union Congress (TUC) of the United Kingdom, specifically addressing claims involving NLC President Comrade Joe Ajaero. These refutations emerged from Bayo Onanuga, Special Adviser to the President on
Indonesia has taken a significant step towards protecting its environmental activists with the introduction of Regulation Number 10 by the Ministry of Environment. Enacted on September 10, 2024, this new regulation aims to provide legal protection and support to those who work tirelessly to
The United Nations Cybercrime Convention represents a pivotal step in combating the soaring menace of cybercrime on a global scale. This legally binding treaty, aimed at fostering international cooperation, carries both the promise of enhanced security and the peril of curtailing civil liberties.
