Cho Hee-dae refuses to resign under pressure, saying, 'I will fulfill the mission imposed by the Constitution'
Chief Justice Cho Hee-dae has publicly stated his intention to remain in office despite mounting pressure for his resignation amid ongoing legal reforms in South Korea.
The mechanisms to prevent gender violence in Europe do not work "adequately", warns a report
A new EU report highlights the inadequacy of current mechanisms to combat gender violence and advocates for legal reforms centered on consent-based definitions of rape.
More difficult interceptions and preventive interrogations: this is where Nordio is wrong
The article critiques Justice Minister Carlo Nordio's recent reforms on judicial interceptions and preventive interrogations in Italy, arguing that they undermine effective legal practices.
Legislative Assembly: Milei's speech did not provoke great emotions in the courts
Javier Milei's speech to the Legislative Assembly failed to evoke strong responses from the judicial community, highlighting concerns over unfilled court vacancies and his focus on economic topics rather than legal reforms.
The courage of Raquel Liberman, the woman who helped dismantle the powerful trafficking network Zwi Migdal in the 1930s
The article recounts the significant role played by Raquel Liberman in dismantling the Zwi Migdal trafficking network in the 1930s, following several legal reforms in Argentina that addressed prostitution and pimping.
Due to a shortage of judges, standards for case processing timelines are increasing
The expected standard time for processing cases in Latvian courts has risen due to a shortage of judges.
A stormy debate on the KRS and PIP is coming. Where to watch the session of the Sejm?
Polish lawmakers are convening for the 51st session of the Sejm, discussing critical legislative changes including management of data and legal education reforms.
Quito will present legal actions for the reform to the Cootad
The city of Quito plans to take legal action against recent reforms to a law impacting financial transfers for local governments.
Gender Neutrality? It's Good for Companies. Public Sphere Lags Behind
The article discusses the recent legal changes in Poland regarding gender neutrality in job postings and the ongoing challenges faced in the public sector.
Vinicius Junior's case drives attempt to change anti-discrimination law in Portugal
The racial abuse incident involving Brazilian player Vinicius Junior has prompted a significant push for legal reforms against discrimination in Portugal.
Court backlog in England and Wales ‘will rise until 2035 despite reforms’
The backlog in criminal courts in England and Wales is projected to rise until 2035, even with proposed reforms such as limited jury trials.
Twisted marriage of 6-foot man, 22, to shy nine-year-old - and her mum approved
A 22-year-old farmer's marriage to a nine-year-old girl in rural Tennessee led to societal outrage and legal reforms in the United States.
Hearings before the National Appeal Chamber under new rules
The article discusses new arrangements for hearings before the National Appeal Chamber in Poland.
Will Ankara Succeed in Balancing Disarmament with Conditional Legislative Reforms?
Turkey's parliamentary committee has approved a report with a legal reform package aimed at transitioning the peace process with the PKK from a security-based approach to legislative changes.
VIDEOS: NE1 from Thursday, February 19, 2026
The article discusses various news snippets including the implementation of Milei's reforms in Argentina, the legal troubles faced by Andrew, remarks by Trump regarding Iran, and developments in Brazil’s creative industry regarding AI.
Making Access to the Constitutional Court More Accessible for Socially Vulnerable Groups
Proposed amendments aim to ensure that state-provided legal assistance in constitutional court processes is available at the initial stages of complaint preparation, enhancing accessibility for socially vulnerable individuals.
What next with the reform of expert witness regulations? New hourly rates and flat fees will be introduced
The article outlines proposed reforms and regulatory changes regarding expert witnesses in Poland, including new payment structures and certification procedures.
Turkish Parliamentary Committee Approves Report Supporting Peace with the Kurdistan Workers' Party
A Turkish parliamentary committee has backed a report proposing legal reforms that coincide with the PKK's disarmament, aiming to advance a peace process after decades of conflict.
UN Report Criticizes Libya and the European Union Over Migrants
A UN report calls for urgent legal and political reforms in Libya to protect migrants and refugees, condemning their treatment as a 'brutal reality' and urging the EU to halt migrant interceptions at sea.
More patients with a chance for compensation without going to court. Announcement of changes
Poland is planning changes to its compensation funds, allowing patients who suffer harm due to medical rescue operations to seek compensations without a court process.
"Digital Barrier" for Children? The Head of the Ministry of Education Reveals the Scale of the Problem
Barbara Nowacka reported that approximately 1.5 million children aged 7-13 use applications that contain inappropriate content affecting their development, sparking a call for educational and legal reforms in Poland.
Monitoring the Reforms of the Tax and Customs Police Accompanied by Litigation Over Disciplinary Punishments
The ongoing reform in Latvia's State Revenue Service has been laborious, marked by significant challenges and associated legal battles.
The campaign for No? A carousel of fake news that confuses citizens
The Italian Minister of Education, Giuseppe Valditara, expresses concern about the spread of misinformation regarding legal reforms in Italy and its impact on public understanding.
Nationwide legal change alert as Treasury imposes new restriction rules
The UK Treasury is set to implement new regulations affecting building societies including Nationwide, following discussions with senior officials and a commitment to reform the mutuals sector.
This is what happened to Orpo's government's anti-racism campaign
A report on the progress of Orpo's government's anti-racism campaign indicates that out of 62 proposed actions, nine have been completed, including significant legal reforms.
What is the Legislative Council? What has been discussed?
The Legislative Council of Japan, in its recent session, provided recommendations regarding the review of the retrial system and discussed various legal reforms.
Companies Avoid Courts After Judicial Reform: 'Businessmen Are Worried,' Says Laynez
Companies in Mexico are increasingly avoiding courts in favor of arbitration or mediation due to legal uncertainty following judicial reforms.
Investigator: Children should not be taken into care arbitrarily
Recent revelations have uncovered cases of child custody decisions based on incorrect information, prompting calls for reforms to ensure greater legal security in the decision-making process.
Wrongfully jailed men call for change to England and Wales compensation law
Three men who were wrongfully imprisoned for many years are advocating for legal reforms to the compensation process in England and Wales.
Ombudsman: Latvia has a fragmented approach to investigating cases of violence; the law needs to change
The Latvian Ombudsman has highlighted a fragmented approach to investigating violence cases in the country, stressing the need for legal reforms to ensure better protection of children's rights.
Updating Medical and Legal Fields: Government Calls for Examples of Regulatory Barriers to AI Utilization
The Japanese government is considering regulatory reforms to facilitate the use of AI in public services, particularly in the medical and legal fields, by soliciting information on current barriers.
Establishment of a Study Group to Discuss Punishments for the "Buying Side": The Ministry of Justice Aims for Legal Revisions This Autumn or Next Year
Japan's Ministry of Justice announces the creation of a study group to explore potential punishments for individuals buying sexual services, potentially leading to legal reforms in the near future.
The crime of human trafficking is set to expand to include the abuse of surrogacy
Czech authorities are looking to expand the scope of human trafficking laws to include the exploitation of surrogates.
How the state can take over your property
Proposed amendments to Finland's existing expropriation law would allow the government to seize properties in urgent situations without voluntary negotiations.
Korean Companies Underappreciated? Changes in March Shareholder Meetings as a Litmus Test
The upcoming March shareholder meetings in South Korea are seen as a critical juncture for evaluating the potential improvements in corporate governance following recent legal reforms.
PAN Deputy proposes prison and fines for selling fake tickets at mass events
A PAN deputy has proposed legal reforms to impose prison sentences and fines for selling fake tickets to large events in Mexico.
Light on the security package, Nordio: 'It is not freedom-restricting'. Asylum seekers in Albania
Italian Justice Minister Nordio discusses recent legal reforms in response to security concerns while mentioning asylum seekers in Albania.
V. Kondratovičius on New Legislation Changes in the Fight Against Smuggling: It Would Definitely Be a Breakthrough
Minister V. Kondratovičius discusses the necessary legislative changes to combat smuggling effectively, emphasizing that mere legal reforms without action on the ground will be insufficient.
Max Hjelm: Is Forssell's 'secret sauce' really something to brag about?
The article discusses Sweden's rapidly changed migration policy under Minister Johan Forssell, who aims to accelerate reforms despite warnings about legal security.
Iran formally allows women to ride motorcycles
Iran has officially legalized women's ability to obtain motorcycle licenses, resolving years of ambiguity and ensuring accountability in accident cases.
Retirees who combine salary and pension after reaching retirement age grew by 9% in 2025
In Spain, the number of retirees who continue to work while receiving a pension has increased by 9% in 2025, driven by legal reforms allowing flexible retirement and the combination of active retirement with pension benefits.
Chaos in Poland: A couple discovered after divorce that they are not divorced at all. This may affect thousands of people
Thousands of people in Poland may find out they are still legally married despite believing they have been divorced for years, as highlighted by Politico, due to confusion stemming from judicial reforms by past governments.
Clément Beaune and Benjamin Morel: "The budgetary procedure shows its limits, we must evolve it"
Clément Beaune and Benjamin Morel advocate for significant reforms in the budgetary procedure, including merging budget drafts and eliminating certain legal provisions.
F.A.Z. Objection Podcast: Intelligence Service Made in Germany: How the BND Is to Be Reformed
The podcast discusses the planned reforms for the Federal Intelligence Service (BND) in Germany, featuring constitutional lawyer Markus Ogorek and addressing the implications of the U.S. withdrawal from international legal organizations.
From the 1982 law to the Grok era: the difficult offensive to eliminate 'deepfakes' of minors
The article discusses the global scandal surrounding the sexualization of minors through deepfake technology and the various efforts being made to combat this issue, including legal reforms and European initiatives.
Diplomacy: Hungary grants asylum to Poland's former Minister of Justice
Hungary has granted asylum to former Polish Minister of Justice Zbigniew Ziobro, who faces legal challenges in Poland amid scrutiny over judicial reforms enacted by the previous national-conservative government.
Helsinki Foundation: New electoral system for KRS will favor district judges
The newly adopted government bill concerning the National Judiciary Council outlines that fifteen judicial members will be elected by judges themselves, including a diverse representation from various court levels.
Loophole in Assembly Law Allows Authorities to Be Led by the Nose
The article discusses how a loophole in the assembly law affects law enforcement actions in Wrocław and suggests changes to prevent abuses and unnecessary engagements of authorities.
Radical change to criminal trials 'will stop victims suffering'
Victims' Commissioner Claire Waxman argues that reforms to criminal trials are necessary to ensure that victims' voices are not drowned out in ongoing legal debates.
What Is Changing in Slovenia from Today: New Rules for Vignettes, Shorter Workweeks for Some...
Slovenia is implementing significant legal changes starting January 1, 2026, including reforms in pension and labor laws, increased minimum disability pensions, and new rules for older workers.