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Canada top court rules multi-crown litigation provision constitutional in opioid class action
The Supreme Court of Canada ruled on Friday that the province of British Columbia (BC) may bring a class action on behalf of ...
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UK prime minister promises to reduce migration through legal reform
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer promised on Thursday to reduce the number of migrants entering the UK by overhauling the ...
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Ontario judge dismisses lawsuit accusing Canada company of human rights abuses in Tanzania
Ontario Superior Court Justice Edward Morgan on Wednesday dismissed a lawsuit accusing Canadian company Barrick Gold of ...
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Rights group says ICC arrest warrant request for Myanmar military leader is decisive in ending impunity
Secretary-General at Amnesty International, Agnès Callamard, welcomed on Wednesday the International Criminal Court (ICC) ...
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Saudi Arabia detentions spark international concerns over freedom of expression
Amnesty International urged Saudi Arabia on Thursday to release individuals who have been detained 'solely for exercising ...
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France to continue working closely with Netanyahu despite ICC arrest warrant
France claimed on Wednesday it intends to continue to work closely with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and the other ...
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Explainer: Malcolm X’s Family Sues US Government Over Civil Rights Leader’s 1965 Assassination
Nearly 60 years after the assassination of civil rights leader Malcolm X, his daughters have filed a sweeping $100 million lawsuit against the US government, New York City, and numerous former ...
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Romania court mandates recount in first round of presidential election
Romania’s Constitutional Court directed the Central Electoral Bureau on Thursday to reverify and recount all ballots cast in the first round of the presidential election. The court's ruling, made in ...