City Hall assesses risk of ruin in historic building of USP's Law School after fire
The City of São Paulo has halted activities in part of the historic building housing USP's Law School due to fire damage.
IB programs in Oslo are saved
The IB programs at Manglerud School and Blindern High School in Oslo have been saved from closure after a majority in the Storting calls for changes to the education law.
Fire hits building of the Law School of USP in downtown SP
A fire broke out at the Law School building of the University of São Paulo (USP) in downtown São Paulo, caused by air conditioning system issues.
Students from educational institutions in Gwangju whose registrations were canceled ahead of the March school start must be quickly helped
There are calls to urgently assist students in Gwangju whose registrations in educational institutions were canceled before the March school year begins.
Reemployment and Significant Salary Reduction Considered 'Unreasonable'; Payment Order Issued to Driving School Following High Court Review
A high court in Nagoya deemed the significant salary reduction for reemployed former driving instructors unreasonable and ordered the school to pay the difference, marking a key decision in employment law regarding post-retirement employment.
National Defense Training Will Also Be Available to Distance Learning Students
Latvia's Saeima has approved amendments to the National Defense Training and Youth Guard law, extending the program's availability to all high school students, including those in distance learning programs, starting next school year.
The State Defense Course is also Introduced in Distance Learning and Non-formal Education
The Latvian government will make the State Defense Course mandatory for all high school students, including those in distance learning and non-formal education, starting September 1, 2024.
Suspected killer of Ukrainian lawyer Andrii Portnov arrested in Germany, shot outside a school in Madrid
A suspected hitman has been arrested in Germany for the killing of Ukrainian lawyer Andrii Portnov, who was shot outside a school in Madrid.
Bundestag: Committee Approves German Rules for EU Asylum Reform
The German Bundestag's Interior Committee has passed two draft laws for the implementation of the EU asylum law reform, allowing asylum seekers in initial reception facilities to work more quickly and ensuring that children can attend school within two months of applying for asylum.
Trump-nominated judge blocks Abbott’s DEI ban in 3 districts
A U.S. district judge has issued a preliminary injunction preventing the enforcement of key provisions of a Texas law banning diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives in three school districts.
Liberia: Senate Pro-Tempore Backs Dedicated Budget Line for UL Law School, Expands Tuition Support
Senate Pro-Tempore Nyonblee Kangar-Lawrence advocates for a dedicated budget line for the University of Liberia's law school, aiming to enhance its funding and expand tuition support for students.
Sources: "Enormous" ransom in kidnapping
Reports suggest that the Nigerian government paid a substantial ransom to Boko Haram for the release of kidnapped students and school staff, which is illegal under national law.
From the Occupation of the Law School to the 'Markezini Experiment': The Turbulent Year of 1973
The article discusses the turbulent events of 1973 in Greece, focusing on the student occupation of the Law School and the political crises faced by the dictatorship.
Russian attack damages Odesa law school housed in listed historic building – photos
A Russian attack on Odesa has resulted in damage to a historic law school building, though no injuries were reported among staff.
Federal court clears way for Ten Commandments to be displayed in Louisiana public school classrooms
A federal appeals court has removed a block on a Louisiana law requiring the display of the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms, reigniting debate over religious expression in education.
Attack at Gendarmerie. Who was the bomb package directed at that caused three injuries
A bomb package exploded at the Gendarmerie School in Buenos Aires, injuring three senior commanders, with implications surrounding the package's intended recipient.
The reform of entrance exams was supposed to shorten preparation time, but according to entrance exam trainers, the need for preparatory courses has increased
Despite reforms intended to reduce preparation time for university entrance exams in Finland, the demand for preparatory courses has actually increased, according to training companies.
Unanimously, STF annuls city law in Paraná that established the School Without Party program
The Brazilian Supreme Court annulled a municipal law in Santa Cruz de Monte Castelo that aimed to create a program known as 'School Without Party', citing constitutional incompatibilities.
Is it due to women's lack of 'effort'? [Wise Journalist Life]
The South Korean National Assembly has passed amendments to the school meal law, legally defining school meal workers and addressing their health and safety measures, while a survey reveals a stark contrast in gender wage perception between young men and women.
STF judges action against the 'School Without Party' program law
The Supreme Federal Court (STF) of Brazil is reviewing a law from Santa Cruz de Monte Castelo aimed at eliminating political and ideological indoctrination in classrooms.
Restrictions on distance learning will start from the 2027/2028 school year
Latvia's Saeima has approved amendments to the Education Law that will gradually limit distance learning starting from the 2027/2028 school year.
The Time When Eating Together Becomes Education [After the Incident of Kwon Kim Hyun Young]
A recent law amending the legal status of school meal workers in South Korea promises enhanced protection and rights for those in this field, highlighting long-standing issues of labor conditions and discrimination.
Three-Year Prison Sentence Requested for Tokyo Teacher "Abused Position, Insidious" - Teacher's Hidden Camera Incident
Prosecutors have requested a three-year prison sentence for a Tokyo elementary school teacher charged with violating child pornography laws by using a hidden camera to film under girls' skirts and possessing images of child pornography.
Antonis Manidakis has died - Two days of mourning at the Law School of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
Antonis Manidakis, an esteemed professor at the Law School of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and former Minister, has passed away at the age of 82, prompting a two-day mourning period at the university.
Legal age for children to be left at home alone this half term
Parents are uncertain about the legal age for leaving children home alone during school holidays, with guidance from the NSPCC highlighting the challenges involved.
Petista's Flattery at Sapucaí
The samba school Acadêmicos de Niterói honored President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva during Carnival, raising concerns about potential electoral misconduct.
A Small School Instead of an Empty Building. The Sejm Seeks Compromise for Demographic Times
The Polish Sejm has proposed a new law aimed at revitalizing small schools in response to declining student numbers and financial challenges faced by local governments.
Pervert teacher's sex attacks at posh girls' school from cupboard assault to hotel rule
A former geography teacher was sentenced to 12 years in prison for sexual assaults on students at a prestigious all-girls school, including one incident in a cupboard.
Do high school and university studies have an impact on retirement? Here's what the regulations say
The article discusses how education, including high school and university studies, can influence retirement benefits according to Polish law.
California middle school assistant principal nabbed in child sex sting
An assistant principal from a California middle school was arrested as part of a police operation targeting individuals seeking sex with minors.
App taxi motorcyclist disappears after dropping daughter at school and mother-in-law at work
A 32-year-old app taxi motorcyclist disappeared in Araçatuba, Brazil, after leaving his daughter at school and his mother-in-law at work.
Tarn Taran: Student Murdered in Classroom Shooting, Now the Accused Student is Dead
In a tragic incident in Punjab, a classroom shooting led to the death of a promising law student and subsequently the death of the accused who shot himself.
The Minister of Education defends her law to reduce class sizes: 'It will increase the quality of education'
The Spanish Minister of Education, Milagros Tolón, advocates for a new law aimed at reducing student-to-teacher ratios in public and charter schools, asserting it will enhance educational quality.
Suspected shooter identified in Canada; killed mother and 7 others
A transgender woman, 18, is identified as the suspected shooter in a school incident in Canada, where she killed her mother and eight others, and also fired at law enforcement.
The suspect in the massacre in Canada was an 18-year-old transgender person
The suspect in the Canadian school shooting was identified as an 18-year-old transgender woman who also fired at law enforcement upon their arrival, according to police reports.
Agency investigates police aggression against man dropping off his children at school in Fortaleza
An investigation is underway into a police assault on a man identified as Francisco Marden Oliveira during a security operation in Fortaleza, Brazil.
Ourinhos City Council approves mandatory use of metal detectors in public and private schools
The Ourinhos City Council in Brazil has unanimously approved a new law requiring the installation of metal detectors in all public and private schools in the municipality.
70% of HR Managers Consider Educational Background in Hiring... 'There is a Need for a Law to Prevent Discrimination Based on School Background'
A survey reveals that 70% of HR managers in South Korea take into account the applicant's educational background during hiring decisions, prompting calls for legislation to prevent school-based discrimination.
'The law is clear: only can't ask for votes,' says reader about tribute to Lula by samba school
Readers express their opinions regarding a samba school tributing President Lula, discussing legality and fairness.
How can 15-year-old Viljami use a museum car for his school trips? The law allows it
Fifteen-year-old Viljami drives a 1929 Ford A-model, registered as a tractor, which permits him to drive with a tractor license.
VIDEOS: Jornal Anhanguera 2nd Edition-TO from Saturday, February 7, 2026
A report details several news segments from Jornal Anhanguera, including the tragic death of a teenager, a significant court ruling against a school, health concerns linked to weight loss pens, a large carnival gathering, and police actions during the festivities.
Public school student approved in 12 selection processes from 7 public universities: 'Incredible feeling'
An 18-year-old student from Mirassol, Brazil, was accepted into 12 selection processes across seven public universities, including competitive fields like law and medicine.
Young man with a rare disease passes in Law at UFPR and fights for the inclusion of people with disabilities: 'Fighting for myself and for others too'
Charleston Júnior, a 21-year-old diagnosed with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, has been accepted into Law School at the Federal University of Paraná and is determined to advocate for the rights of people with disabilities.
Investigation of Nike's DEI practices could have major nationwide impact on hiring, says Alan Dershowitz
Harvard Law School professor Alan Dershowitz stated that the federal investigation into Nike's diversity, equity, and inclusion practices, which allegedly discriminate against White employees, could significantly influence hiring practices across the nation.
President Yoon appoints lawyer Kwon Chang-young, a former judge, as special prosecutor for 2nd comprehensive investigation
President Yoon Suk-yeol appointed Kwon Chang-young, a former judge and current adjunct professor at Seoul National University's law school, to lead the second comprehensive special investigation into allegations of insurrection and corruption involving former President Yoon and his wife.
The State School for Officials Will No Longer Be a Requirement for Employment in the Judiciary
The announcement of amendments to three judicial laws means that the State School for Officials will no longer be a requirement for employment in the judiciary, providing good news for young lawyers aspiring to become judicial officials.
Queen Camilla challenged over Andrew and Jeffrey Epstein scandal on school visit
During a North London primary school visit, Queen Camilla faced questions regarding her brother-in-law Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's connection to the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.
Will the loud MEN reform be reversed? 'This is normality in school'
Former Deputy Prime Minister Jacek Sasin advocates for voting for the Law and Justice party to restore homework and full teaching autonomy in Poland's schools, emphasizing that it represents a return to normality.
The widow of the Ukrainian shot in front of a school in Pozuelo speaks: "In Spain, he never had bodyguards or received threats... He felt very safe here"
A Ukrainian lawyer, Andriy Portnov, was shot five times outside the American School in Pozuelo, prompting his widow to express her disbelief over his safety in Spain despite his controversial past.
The EKPA and the law students at the core of the constitutional revision, discussion on the selection of the leadership of Justice
The Law School's Student Scientific Group at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens held an event titled 'The Selection of the Leadership of Justice,' facilitating dialogue among students.