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The European Court of Human Rights has rendered a landmark decision in the case of Pătrașcu v. Romania, shielding individuals from liability for third-party comments on their social media pages. …
ECHR Ruling: Social Media Users Shielded from Liability for Third-Party Comments Read More
A recent ruling by a Chinese court to maintain the conviction of prominent human-rights lawyer Yu Wensheng has drawn sharp criticism from both the European Union and Amnesty International. Yu …
EU and Amnesty International Condemn Court Ruling on Yu Wensheng Read More
In the recent ruling of Azerbaijan v. Armenia, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) addressed preliminary objections related to the temporal jurisdiction under the International Convention on the Elimination of …
Navigating Jurisdiction: Azerbaijan v. Armenia and the Temporal Limits of CERD Read More
FIFA’s recent decision to award the 2034 World Cup to Saudi Arabia, despite its stated human rights commitments, raises eyebrows. The Gulf Kingdom was the only bidder after Australia’s lack …
FIFA’s 2034 World Cup Decision: A Conflict of Values and Human Rights Read More
In summary, the proposed public security bill in Italy has raised serious concerns regarding potential violations of free speech and protest rights, particularly affecting environmental activists and young defenders. Commissioner …
Concerns Rise Over Italy’s Public Security Bill and Human Rights Read More
In summary, Zimbabwe’s civic space is increasingly suffocating, with civil society organizations grappling against overwhelming legal and operational hurdles. The newly proposed PVO Bill threatens to trap activists within a …
Zimbabwe’s Civic Space Suffocating: Report Reveals Rising Repression Read More
In a world increasingly intertwined with technology, ethical considerations are more crucial than ever. Safeguarding privacy, ensuring public safety, addressing the digital divide, recognizing the impacts of modern work environments, …
Ethical Dimensions of Digital Technology in Modern Society Read More
FIFA’s decision to award the 2034 World Cup to Saudi Arabia has ignited a fierce debate surrounding human rights and the values of football. While supporters believe the event could …
FIFA’s Dilemma: Balancing Human Rights with the Allure of Saudi Arabia’s 2034 World Cup Read MoreThe proposed draft bill 1236 in Italy poses a grave threat to fundamental rights, particularly freedom of expression, assembly, and protest, as it criminalizes peaceful environmental activism. By introducing severe …
Italy’s Draft Bill 1236: A Threat to Peaceful Environmental Activism Read MoreIn summary, the German government’s push for heightened turnover thresholds in EU merger control signals a significant shift in how digital markets may be regulated. As companies evolve rapidly, adapting …
Germany Advocates for Higher Turnover Thresholds in EU Merger Control Read More