The introduction of the National Security Law (NSL) in Hong Kong in 2020 marked a significant turning point for media freedom and the rule of law in the region. This regulatory change has become a powerful tool for the Chinese government to suppress dissenting voices, particularly those advocating
MAIRE S.p.A., a prominent player in the engineering and contracting industry, has made a significant move towards corporate governance by announcing an Extraordinary Shareholders’ Meeting slated for December 19, 2024, with a follow-up session on December 20 if required. This meeting aims to d
The article "Judging Time Under the Silence of a Compromissory Clause: A Reflection on Retroactivity of (Human Rights) Treaties and Jurisdiction Ratione Temporis in Azerbaijan v. Armenia" by Naphtali Ukamwa explores the decision of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) regarding the
The escalating diplomatic conflict between China and Canada has drawn international attention, triggered by Ottawa's recent sanctions against eight Chinese officials accused of severe human rights violations against ethnic and religious minorities. These sanctions were implemented following
The rise of mobile applications that connect workers with temporary job opportunities has sparked a heated debate about their classification and regulation. These platforms argue that they are technological services, thereby exempt from specific labor regulations, while advocates contend that they
For decades, Syrians lived under severe repression, unable to express their opinions openly. The oppressive regime of Hafez al-Assad, which was continued by his son Bashar al-Assad, instilled a pervasive culture of fear throughout the nation. Citizens were often deprived of their basic rights to
