S. Famellos: You are a government of corruption, whatever stone you lift you will find an ND scandal underneath
The leader of SYRIZA-PS, Sokratis Famellos, launched a broad attack on the government in Parliament, accusing it of systemic corruption and undermining the rule of law.
A Judicial Power on the Brink of Crisis
Argentina's Judicial Power is facing a crisis due to a high number of vacant positions, undermining the rule of law and the country's democratic integrity.
The Riigikogu continues with the establishment of a commission investigating police leaders' cases
The Riigikogu's Constitutional Committee has decided to forward a proposal for forming a commission to investigate police leaders' criminal proceedings and the activities of the security police to the plenary session for its first reading.
Live at 12: Discussion of the Police Chiefs Case Investigation Commission in the Riigikogu
The Riigikogu's constitutional commission is holding a public session to discuss the establishment of an investigation commission concerning the criminal proceedings against police chiefs in Estonia.
Farah Diba emerges from hiding
Former empress Farah Pahlavi proposes her son Reza as a candidate for establishing a rule of law in Iran amidst ongoing turmoil in the country.
Venice Commission on the Rule of Law Bill: Generally Positive Assessment
The Venice Commission deems Poland's rule of law bill generally compliant with European standards, praising certain elements while suggesting adjustments to specific provisions.
Neither Babiš nor Okamura will go to court now, the Chamber of Deputies did not release them. "The price for governing has been paid," says the opposition
The Chamber of Deputies in Czechia voted not to release Prime Minister Andrej Babiš and MP Tomio Okamura for court, leading to criticism from the opposition regarding the implications for the rule of law.
PASOK: G. Maniatis brings wiretapping to the EU
PASOK continues its dual fight in the aftermath of a judicial decision regarding illegal wiretaps, pushing for a discussion in the European Parliament about the rule of law in Greece.
Judge Marta Romańska: the selection of the President of the Supreme Court takes place in the shadow of the rule of law dispute
Marta Romańska discusses the recent selection process for the President of Poland's Supreme Court amidst ongoing controversies about judicial independence and rule of law in the country.
Princess Kako of the Takamado Family Delivers Speech in English at the Tokyo Rule of Law Forum
Princess Kako of the Takamado family spoke in English at the Tokyo Rule of Law Forum, emphasizing the importance of youth and community engagement in crime prevention.
Rule of Law Act. Małgorzata Manowska wrote to the Venice Commission
Małgorzata Manowska has requested a postponement in the evaluation of a Venice Commission opinion regarding a proposed law aimed at restoring the right to an independent court in Poland.
Entities condemn plan to attack journalist and speak of an attack on the rule of law
Brazilian press associations have condemned a plan to attack journalist Lauro Jardim, highlighting concerns over the rule of law and freedom of expression.
Nikos Androulakis: No involvement of Greece in Iran – Pre-session on the rule of law
Greek politician Nikos Androulakis stated that Greece should not be involved in the U.S.-Israel conflict regarding Iran and emphasized the importance of protecting Greek communities in the Eastern Mediterranean during a parliamentary session.
The Chief Justice Deceives the People Like This [Column by Park Yong-hyun]
The Chief Justice of South Korea, Cho Hee-dae, faced criticism for allegedly misleading the public about the nation's judicial system's credibility by citing foreign indices and statistics.
Maciej Gutowski, Piotr Kardas: Yellow card for the rule of law bill
The article discusses the recent opinions and recommendations concerning a bill aimed at restoring the rule of law in Poland, specifically regarding the qualifications and status of judges.
Trump administration 'hoping to essentially do away with the rule of law and democracy in the US'
The article discusses criticisms of the Trump administration regarding its approach to the rule of law and democracy in the United States, focusing on concerns raised by various commentators.
Pruunsild: I will continue to fight for my rights with full force
Businessman Parvel Pruunsild, acquitted of facilitating a violation of operational restrictions, intends to utilize 200,000 euros awarded by the state for legal costs to uncover violations of his rights by the prosecutor's office and the security police.
Lecturer: The debate about expulsion is about the foundations of the rule of law
The article discusses the shift in the interpretation of human rights by the Danish government in pre-election campaigning to facilitate the expulsion of more criminal foreigners, emphasizing that this issue goes beyond technical legal adjustments and is linked to broader political and identity narratives.
Constitutionalists Will Represent Poland in the Venice Commission. Professor Sadurski and Professor Florczak
Poland appoints constitutional law experts Professors Sadurski and Florczak to the Venice Commission, replacing controversial judges.
New Members of the Venice Commission. Who Will Represent Poland?
The Polish government has appointed new representatives to the Venice Commission, including two prominent legal scholars, Prof. Wojciech Sadurski and Prof. Monika Florczak-Wątor.
South Africa: From Negotiation to Nationhood - SA Celebrates 30 Years of the Constitution
South Africa commemorates the 30th anniversary of its Constitution, emphasizing the importance of the rule of law and human rights over exclusion and division.
Judge Piotr Schab: Those who run in the primaries are signing up for the list of shame
Judge Piotr Schab criticizes the legitimacy of upcoming judicial primaries in Poland, suggesting they undermine the rule of law.
Natasha Seeks Calm in Ohiri-Umahi Debt Dispute
Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan calls for calm and adherence to the rule of law following the controversial arrest of Tracy Ohiri in a dispute involving Minister David Umahi.
K. Mitsotakis: The cost of living is a priority for the government - 'Yes' to a preliminary discussion on institutions and the rule of law
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has announced that the government will prioritize addressing the cost of living and is open to a pre-scheduled parliamentary discussion on institutional matters and the rule of law, following a request from the leader of PASOK.
H. Doukas on wiretaps: A first victory for the rule of law - Justification for N. Androulakis and PASOK
Haris Doukas, Athens mayor, comments on the conviction of defendants in a wiretapping trial as a significant win for democracy and justice in Greece.
Tsoukalas to Marinakis: Ask the Prime Minister why he violates every notion of the rule of law and does not implement the Supreme Court's decision
PASOK spokesperson Kostas Tsoukalas criticizes Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis for not respecting the Supreme Court's rulings and questions government accountability regarding judicial matters.
Read the presentation by Prof. Hrabar: Strong criticism of the Constitutional Court regarding surrogacy
Prof. Dubravka Hrabar criticized the Croatian Constitutional Court's decision on surrogacy at a round table discussion, calling it a serious threat to the rule of law and public order.
Response from PASOK to Marinakis: 'He should ask the Prime Minister why he violates every principle of the rule of law'
PASOK's spokesperson Kostas Tsoukalas challenges Government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis to question the Prime Minister's adherence to the rule of law following a recent court ruling.
Alexis Charitsis: Today's judicial decision on wiretaps exposes the government
Greek politician Alexis Charitsis praised the court's decision on wiretap cases as a victory for democracy and the rule of law, while asserting that the government remains exposed in this scandal.
Venizelos on wiretaps: 'Cases do not close because the government wants them to'
Evangelos Venizelos criticized the handling of wiretap cases in Greece, asserting that such issues cannot be deemed closed simply due to government wish or parliamentary majority.
Venizelos on wiretapping: The open wounds in the rule of law do not close just because the government wants it
Former Deputy Prime Minister Evangelos Venizelos emphasized that issues regarding the rule of law, like wiretapping, cannot be wished away by the government, following a court's ruling on related convictions.
AfD in Saxony-Anhalt: This is how the seizure of power is made difficult
The AfD's potential rise to power in Saxony-Anhalt is a complex issue that raises concerns about the implications for democracy and the rule of law in Germany.
December 3 Coup: Legal Standards and Historical Evaluation [Column by Ahn Byung-wook]
The article discusses the sentencing of Yoon Seok-yeol to life imprisonment for his role in the December 3 coup attempt, analyzing the legal ramifications and broader implications for democracy in South Korea.
The Rule of Law in Crisis: How Russia, China, and Trump's America Are Destroying Our Idea of the State
The article discusses the destabilization of legal principles in the West due to increasing confrontations with Russia, China, and the political climate in the United States under Donald Trump.
Michał Romanowski: The President Wants Authoritarian Power Over Judges
President Karol Nawrocki vetoed a proposal by Justice Minister Waldemar Żurek to restore the rule of law and instead presented a counter-project that has sparked critique regarding its legal shortcomings.
Maciej Gutowski, Piotr Kardas: Still About Nonexistent Judgments and the Rule of Law Dispute
The article discusses the debate surrounding judgments from judges appointed under the controversial neo-KRS recommendations in Poland, focusing on legal and constitutional implications.
The Cost of 'Bystander' After Undermining the Rule of Law: A Wake-up Call for Japan After Four Years of Invasion
The article discusses the ongoing impact of the Ukraine invasion on the country and other nations, highlighting a warning for Japan on the consequences of remaining passive in global conflicts.
Committee amends Liberal clause in budget bill that critics say ‘dynamites the rule of law’
The Canadian finance committee has passed Conservative amendments to a budget bill, addressing concerns about a clause that allows cabinet ministers to exempt entities from federal laws for up to three years.
UN Chief Condemns Rising "Power Supremacy" Worldwide
UN Secretary-General António Guterres condemned the rise of power supremacy over the rule of law during the opening of the UN Human Rights Council session in Geneva.
Ukraine, Gaza, or Myanmar. Human rights are deliberately sacrificed, warned Guterres
UN Secretary-General António Guterres highlighted the global threat to human rights during the 61st session of the UN Human Rights Council, attributing this to authoritarian governance that limits the rule of law.
Guterres' Loud Warning: 'The Rule of Law is Being Crushed by the Law of the Strongest' Worldwide
UN Secretary-General António Guterres warns that the 'law of the strongest' is undermining human rights globally, asserting that this trend is being supported by artificial intelligence.
UN Secretary-General Condemns Global Assault on the Rule of Law
UN Secretary-General António Guterres has warned that human rights are under a full-scale attack globally, led by some of the most powerful entities.
UN chief decries global rise of ‘rule of force’
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has condemned the global decline of human rights, stating that the powerful are undermining the rule of law with the use of force.
Haaretz: Israeli Scandals Are So Numerous and Ongoing That It Is Difficult to Keep Up With Them
A critical article in Haaretz outlines numerous ongoing scandals in Israel's political and legal institutions, arguing they reflect narrow personal interests at the expense of the rule of law.
Are you destroying the rule of law? Will you expel Babiš from ANO? Farský asked Vondráček
A political inquiry raises questions about the rule of law and party dynamics in the Czech Republic.
Le Monde: The US Supreme Court's Decision is a Resounding Blow to Trump
The US Supreme Court ruled against the tariffs imposed by former President Donald Trump, marking a significant legal and political setback for him and reaffirming the principle of the rule of law.
Wescott: "Tariffs, the law has won. The business world no longer trusts"
Economist Robert Wescott celebrates a Supreme Court ruling as a victory for the rule of law in the face of business skepticism amid tariff controversies.
The President of Poland vetoed the amendment to the Judiciary Council Act
The President of Poland has vetoed a proposed amendment aimed at restoring judicial independence, which has significant implications for the country's legal system and its alignment with EU standards.
Czarzasty Goes to the Venice Commission with Nawrocki
Speaker Włodzimierz Czarzasty has submitted Karol Nawrocki's judiciary reform proposal to the Venice Commission following concerns about its impact on judicial independence.
Nawrocki more critical than Duda towards the courts. What after the veto on the KRS law?
President Karol Nawrocki vetoed the law on the National Council of the Judiciary, signaling his intention to preserve the judicial system established by the PiS party without enacting reforms.