Stable union is a requirement for intimate visits to socioeducational juveniles aged 16 and over in Acre, says ISE
A new regulation in Acre permits intimate visits for juveniles aged 16 and older, provided they demonstrate stable union or marriage.
Venezuelan society continues to be silenced
The article discusses the recent unilateral approval of two controversial laws in Venezuela and highlights the ongoing repression facilitated by these legal frameworks.
Where the Law No Longer Rules
The article discusses the consequences of a society losing the mechanisms to resolve conflicts, particularly focusing on the current state of Mexico.
They Already Know What the Law Against NGOs Brings: "Critical Things Have Disappeared"
The article discusses the implications of a new law targeting non-governmental organizations in the Czech Republic.
We Have Too Many Laws
The article discusses the abundance of laws in Brazil and questions the modern interpretation of the 'Rule of Law' as merely having numerous statutes.
Taiwanese Community Leaders Invited by China Under Investigation and Political Pressure Debate
Taiwanese leaders, known as '里長', have been investigated by Taiwanese authorities after accepting invitations from China, sparking concerns about political influence due to China's attempts to infiltrate Taiwanese society ahead of upcoming elections.
'We are not aliens': Japanese women demand the right to sterilization
Kazane Kajiya, a Japanese woman, is challenging her country's restrictive sterilization laws in court, advocating for women's rights in a society that stigmatizes such decisions.
That would never pass in the Czech Republic. The comparison with the Russian law on foreign agents is nonsense
The article argues that comparing Czech legal provisions for NGOs to the repressive Russian law on foreign agents is unfounded and misleading, highlighting the differences in democratic freedoms between the two countries.
Different understandings in Lithuanian society about the work and role of the public media LRT in the country
The Lithuanian Parliament is currently reviewing amendments to the law regulating the activities of the public broadcaster LRT, amidst concerns from journalists regarding these changes.
Czech Law Against Nonprofits is Worse than Putin's. Expert Explains Why
The article discusses a recent critique of a Czech law aimed at regulating nonprofit organizations, suggesting it may be more restrictive than similar legislation in Russia.
Riki Blanco: the law of the strongest
This article features a political cartoon by Riki Blanco, highlighting themes of power dynamics and strength in society.
How Czarnek Polarized Poles. Wróbel: The State Should Be an Extension of the Party
The article discusses the polarizing approach of Przemysław Czarnek as Poland's Minister of Education and its implications for Polish society.
Following the example of Russia: Babiš's advisor drafted a law against NGOs
An advisor to former Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš has collaborated with Rajchl to draft a law targeting non-governmental organizations, mirroring Russian policies.
On the Demotion of the Military Chief Counsel [Ddakddak! Korean Society]
This article discusses the role and significance of the military chief counsel in the context of a soldier's rights and a recent tragic case of sexual violence in the military.
Toronto lawyer linked to mortgage fraud that led to double murder-suicide fails to get suspension lifted
Toronto lawyer Shahryar Mazaheri, associated with a mortgage fraud case linked to a deadly 2024 double murder-suicide, has had his licence suspension upheld by the Law Society of Ontario.
Angola's President Signs Repressive Civil Society Law
Angola's President João Lourenço has enacted legislation that significantly restricts the operations of civil society organizations, raising concerns about freedom of expression and association.
Angola: the NGO law worries civil society ahead of general elections
The new NGO law in Angola has raised concerns among civil society as it creates a government-controlled oversight body to monitor NGO activities and funding ahead of the upcoming general elections.
And good faith?
The article discusses the evolution of legal systems worldwide and their role in regulating human relations, society, and the environment.
Amendment to the law creates the possibility of paying an official a bonus of 50,000 euros
The Estonian government has approved an amendment to the Public Service Act, allowing bonuses of up to 50,000 euros for officials whose work yields significant benefits for society or substantial cost savings.
"National Assembly, Make a Law to Honor Participants of the Donghak Peasant Revolution and Anti-Japanese Armed Struggles"
Civil society groups in Jeonbuk are urging the National Assembly to legislate to honor the participants of the Donghak Peasant Revolution's anti-Japanese armed struggle.
Mahmood’s change to refugee status may undermine legal obligations, Law Society says
Shabana Mahmood’s announcement about the temporary refugee status for asylum seekers could challenge the UK’s adherence to international refugee conventions, according to the Law Society.
'Society may disagree,' says new president of TRE-SP about the use of electronic voting machines
The newly appointed president of TRE-SP, José Antônio Encinas Manfré, stated that society has the right to disagree with the use of electronic voting machines, emphasizing the importance of respecting the law.
New taxation suffocates civil society organizations
The abrupt revocation of tax exemptions for Brazil's non-profit organizations under Complementary Law 224/2025 threatens the viability of many civil society organizations.
Decision on lynx hunting is appealed
The decision to allow this year's lynx hunt has been appealed by the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation, requesting a halt to the hunt while awaiting further legal review.
[Editorial] The Last-Minute Amendment of the Misapplication of Law Crime, Legislative Completeness of Reform Process Must Be Enhanced
The South Korean National Assembly passed a bill establishing a crime for the misapplication of law after last-minute amendments were made to address concerns from civil society and political circles.
225 National Heroes at Daegu Prison... 'Please Create a Daegu Independence Movement Memorial Hall'
There is a movement among Daegu's civic society to establish a branch of the Independence Hall in Daegu, spurred by the recently proposed amendment to the Independence Hall Law.
CSOs, experts urge review of C’River forestry law to curb crime, deforestation
Civil Society Organizations and stakeholders in Cross River are advocating for an overhaul of the state's forestry laws to combat crime and deforestation effectively.
Kenya: Amnesty Kenya, LSK Demand Probe Into Attempted Abduction of Tanzanian Activist
Amnesty International Kenya and the Law Society of Kenya are calling for a thorough investigation into the attempted abduction of Tanzanian human rights activist Mshabaha Hamza.
Revenge is Someone Else's [Hankyoreh Prism]
The piece reflects on the concept of revenge, discussing the complexities and the philosophical implications of carrying out vengeance versus leaving it to higher powers or legal systems.
Senegal: a collective criticizes the methods of law enforcement after the death of student Abdoulaye Ba
In Senegal, civil society has formed a collective to critique police brutality following the death of a 21-year-old student, Abdoulaye Ba, during a law enforcement operation.
Kenya: 'Serve With Distinction' - Odhiambo Urges Kanjama As He Assumes LSK Presidency
Outgoing LSK President Faith Odhiambo has urged the newly elected President Charles Kanjama to lead the organization with integrity and diligence during a vital time for Kenya.
Venezuelan Attorney General, Tarek William Saab: Amnesty Law Closes a Circle of Internal Wounds in Venezuelan Society
Venezuelan Attorney General Tarek William Saab stated that the newly approved Amnesty Law aims to heal societal wounds and encourages non-violence in resolving differences.
A Lawyer Who Once Quit the Job: Opening a Courtroom with "Public Lawsuits" to Change Society
The article features lawyer Taiki Taniguchi, who has returned to practice law to champion public lawsuits against the state, highlighting the struggles of marginalized individuals in Japan.
Trump's son-in-law showcases shiny New Gaza - graphics reveal the reality behind the depictions
Jared Kushner's portrayal of a 'New Gaza' at the World Economic Forum raises concerns about a surveillance society and the exploitation of Palestinians as cheap labor.
Mother-in-law who ran away with groom's relative has now eloped with brother-in-law, taking away 200,000 cash
A woman from Aligarh, who previously eloped with her daughter's fiancé, has now left him to run away with her brother-in-law, taking along cash and jewelry.
Leszek Kieliszewski: Good morning, are you already a criminal?
The article discusses the evolution of Poland's criminal code and emphasizes the broader societal implications of labeling individuals as criminals.
Without buyers, there is no circle of crime
The article discusses the implications of purchasing stolen goods and the responsibilities of society in combating crime.
Next President of the American Society of International Law Expresses Concern Over Venezuela Attack, Deepens Thoughts on Humanity in Hiroshima
Oona Hathaway, the incoming president of the American Society of International Law, expresses grave concerns about U.S. military actions in Venezuela during her stay in Japan, criticizing the Trump administration's approach as a threat to international law and global stability.
The law is equal for everyone; ethics are a requirement for judges
Edson Fachin has called for a concentrated effort to adopt a code of conduct in the Brazilian Supreme Court, supported by 50 civil society entities, amidst contrasting views from other court members.
Second Anti-Discrimination Law Proposed in the 22nd National Assembly…Jung Chun-sang Says ‘Basic Value of a Democratic Government’
A second anti-discrimination bill has been proposed in the 22nd National Assembly by Jung Chun-sang of the Justice Innovation Party, aiming for a society where no one is discriminated against and dignity is realized for all.
Granić: Do we know how to live with a Constitution that has three dots at the end, who is afraid to say what he thinks
The article discusses the challenges Croatians face in truly adhering to their Constitution, emphasizing selective interpretations and a tendency to ignore their own violations while criticizing others.
Kenya: Civil Society Coalition Calls On Govt to Permanently Abolish ID Vetting Law
A coalition of civil society organizations in Kenya is urging the government to permanently eliminate the ID vetting law, citing ongoing exclusions from citizenship documentation for many Kenyans.
Keep an Eye on the Child
The article discusses the troubling legal proceedings impacting children's wellbeing, where their lives are treated carelessly amid judicial processes.
As Minneapolis fractures, Mobile shows how work, law and God still unite
The article contrasts the vibrant culture and community spirit in Mobile, Alabama with the turmoil in Minneapolis, highlighting the effects of labor, faith, and law on society amidst ongoing violence.
Against Contemporary Slavery
The article discusses the ongoing issue of contemporary slavery, highlighting that despite international laws, over 50 million people are estimated to be enslaved worldwide as of 2021.
Trump, the greatest danger to the world
In an interview with The New York Times, Donald Trump expresses his disregard for international law and treaties, indicating he might sacrifice NATO for Greenland, revealing his alarming character that poses a threat to international society.
The Law of the Jungle
The article discusses the complexities and nuances of moral and ethical dilemmas in the modern world, likening them to the unyielding laws of nature.
The Law is the Power of the Tractors
The article discusses the balance of individual rights and freedoms in society, emphasizing mutual respect as essential for social coexistence and the functioning of organized groups.