Abusive fuel prices lead agency to find irregularities in pumps at 20 gas stations in AC
Consumer complaints about high fuel prices prompted an inspection by Procon-AC, resulting in irregularities at 20 out of 40 gas stations checked in the state of Acre.
The Government apologizes to the victims of the Women's Protection Board and will create an investigative commission: 'The State failed you'
The Spanish Government has formally apologized to victims of the Women's Protection Board, acknowledging past abuses and announcing the establishment of an investigative commission.
State Gas Stations Will Not Lower Prices. According to the Office for the Protection of Competition, They Could Sell Below Costs
State gas stations in Czechia are not expected to reduce their fuel prices despite regulations allowing them to sell below costs.
Unjustified e-health data access and other violations: DVI received more than 1000 complaints last year
Last year, the Data State Inspectorate (DVI) in Latvia received 1,034 complaints regarding breaches of personal data processing, highlighting issues such as unjustified access to e-health data and illegal employee surveillance.
Meat seller sexually assaults 12-year-old boy
A 50-year-old meat seller in Niger State has been accused of sexually assaulting a 12-year-old boy who visited his shop.
MP opens procedure to investigate the rise in fuel prices in RN
The Public Prosecutor's Office of Rio Grande do Norte has initiated a procedure to investigate potential abusive practices related to the recent hikes in gasoline and diesel prices in the state.
Sanwo-Olu pledges commitment to consumer protection
Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu emphasized the importance of consumer protection during the World Consumer Rights Day celebration.
Good News New York: Kathy Hochul presented a taxpayer protection plan to hold energy companies accountable and ensure a reliable grid
New York Governor Kathy Hochul outlined an energy strategy aimed at protecting consumers from rising rates while also expanding clean energy sources during her annual State of the State address.
Delta approves N34 billion for 25 divisional police headquarters
The Delta State Government has allocated N34 billion for the construction of 25 divisional police headquarters and a Special Police Protection Unit to enhance security in the state.
Banning 'body without childbirth': What is the problem? The irrationality of the state restricting women's ways of living
The article discusses the historical state interventions in reproductive rights in Japan, focusing on recent judicial decisions regarding forced sterilizations and the controversial 'Maternal Protection Law.'
State Intervention in 'To Bear or Not to Bear': Ongoing Restrictions on Sterilization from Pre-War Times to Present
A lawsuit claims Japan's prohibition on sterilization infringes on reproductive autonomy, with a court ruling expected soon.
Wolfram Weimer: Please Do Not Imitate
High-ranking German politicians are considering consulting the Constitutional Protection Agency before distributing state funds, raising concerns about transparency and accountability.
Podcast "Is it fair?": "I am actually afraid of being monitored by the Office for the Protection of the Constitution"
Cultural State Minister Wolfram Weimer has excluded three leftist bookstores from the now-canceled German Bookstore Prize 2026, raising concerns about political scrutiny in cultural funding.
Fuel prices: for the government, the challenge of containing the impact at the pump... without tapping into the treasury
The French government is exploring ways to mitigate rising fuel prices without increasing public deficits or depleting state funds.
Constitution Protection: Weimer Sets an Example, Others Should Follow
Cultural State Minister Wolfram Weimer has secretly had over a hundred bookstores checked by the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution, signaling a potential broader strategy supported by the Federal Interior Ministry.
In a document, Serpro denies negotiation that would unlock the privatization of Celepar
Serpro has stated that there are no ongoing negotiations with the Paraná Public Security Secretariat regarding the storage of Celepar's data, conflicting with the state government's claim to facilitate the privatization of the technology company.
Germany Live Blog: Upgrade of the AfD Lower Saxony Suspended
The classification of the AfD in Lower Saxony has been suspended after a lawsuit by the party, which continues to be treated as a subject of suspicion by the state Office for the Protection of the Constitution.
Lower Saxony: AfD State Association Temporarily Observed Again as a Suspect Object
The AfD in Lower Saxony is once again being monitored as a suspect by the state Office for the Protection of the Constitution after the party filed a lawsuit against its classification as a far-right observation object.
Earthquake in Epirus: Emergency State Declared in Ioannina, Dodoni and Paramythia
Emergency conditions have been declared in several municipalities of Epirus, Greece, following a strong earthquake on March 8, 2026.
Plans to Punish Attacks on EMTs as Against State Officials, Decides Commission
A commission in Latvia has endorsed legal amendments that equate attacks on emergency medical service workers with attacks on state officials, aimed at increasing their protection.
In Latvia, 407 objects could be used to create shelters
An assessment revealed that 407 state and municipal properties in Latvia are suitable for the establishment of shelters, according to the Ministry of the Interior.
"There is no need to walk in others' footsteps": S. Skvernelis does not intend to follow K. Starkevičius's example
S. Skvernelis stated he would not resign like K. Starkevičius as authorities investigate potential large-scale corruption in the State Plant Protection Service.
Guerrero advances in policies and reforms to guarantee the rights and safety of women and girls: Evelyn Salgado
Evelyn Salgado, the governor of Guerrero, emphasized the state's commitment to advancing policies for the protection of women and girls' rights during a women's empowerment event on International Women's Day.
Environmental Protection Initiative: Major Cleanup in Ebersberger Forest
A major cleanup event in the Ebersberger Forest is scheduled for March 14, organized by local environmental groups and state forests.
When filming or photographing with smart glasses, data protection requirements must be observed, emphasizes the inspection
The Data State Inspectorate emphasizes the importance of adhering to data protection regulations when using smart glasses for filming or photography.
Constitutional Law: Not Provided in the Law
The article discusses the legal and political implications of a policy proposed by Emily Haber, which allows the use of insights from Germany's Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution to assess individuals receiving state funding, raising concerns about potential discrimination against perceived extremists.
In Latvia, 7 municipalities ignored the opportunity to obtain free items for crisis situations
Seven municipalities in Latvia failed to apply for free crisis-related items offered by the State Fire and Rescue Service, attributing their inaction to the inefficiency of the Civil Protection Commission and previous political leadership.
Lipník nad Bečvou will obtain flood protection for tens of millions
Lipník nad Bečvou is set to receive significant funding to enhance its flood protection systems.
When state protection does not arrive
The article discusses the tragic case of Cibelle Monteiro Alves, a young woman murdered despite having obtained a restraining order against her ex-boyfriend, highlighting systemic failures in Brazil's legal protection for women.
Michalis Chrysochoidis: "The most important thing is vigilance"
Greek Minister for Citizen Protection Michalis Chrysochoidis discussed the state of affairs in the Middle East and the preparedness of Greek authorities in an interview.
ADC condemns burning of party secretariat in Rivers
The African Democratic Congress has condemned the arson of its secretariat in Rivers State, attributing the act to political thugs and vowing to take lawful measures for protection and justice.
Germany Liveblog: AfD Youth in NRW Classified as Right-Wing Extremist Suspicion Case
The youth organization of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) in North Rhine-Westphalia has been classified as a case of right-wing extremism by the state Office for the Protection of the Constitution.
One killed, two injured in Benue checkpoint attack
An armed bandit attack on a Civil Protection Guard checkpoint in Katsina-Ala, Benue State, resulted in one death and two injuries.
MPMG recommends that real estate agencies do not increase rents in Juiz de Fora during the state of calamity
The Public Ministry of Minas Gerais urged real estate agencies to refrain from raising rents in Juiz de Fora due to the recent calamity caused by floods, which resulted in numerous casualties and displaced individuals.
Oyo project trains teachers, pupils to combat school violence
A new initiative in Oyo State aims to reduce school-related gender-based violence by training teachers and pupils in preventive strategies and child protection principles.
Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution investigates: Extremism suspicion: Weimer removes three bookstores from prize list
Cultural State Minister Weimer has excluded three bookstores from the list of German Bookstore Prize recipients due to findings from the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution regarding extremism.
German Bookstore Prize: What Weimer did is not illegal, but it is harmful
Cultural State Minister Wolfram Weimer has excluded three politically leftist bookstores from the German Bookstore Prize competition, due to alleged 'constitutional protection relevant findings'.
Urgent | The Qatari Amiri Diwan: The Emir of Qatar confirmed during his visit to the Air Operations Center the importance of continuing to enhance readiness to protect the state
The Emir of Qatar emphasized the need to maintain high readiness levels for state protection during his visit to the Air Operations Center.
Citizen protection and strengthening of state capacities mark the meeting between Daniel Noboa and the commander of the US Southern Command.
Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa met with US Southern Command's commander Francis L. Donovan to discuss transnational security and organized crime issues.
PNO: Declare the Persian Gulf a war zone – Calls for protection measures and repatriation of seafarers
The Panhellenic Seafarers' Federation (PNO) expresses deep concern over the escalation of armed conflicts in the Middle East and its impact on maritime safety, urging the Greek state to take immediate protective measures for seafarers.
“I have cost the state over six hundred million”
A young man named Gauti Einarsson discusses his struggles with mental health and addiction within Iceland's healthcare and child protection systems, calling for radical reforms.
Podcast: 'On Point': AfD Ruling: Can AfD State Associations Still Be Banned?
A Cologne administrative court ruling allows the AfD to avoid being classified as a whole as extremist by the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution, leading to discussions on the potential banning of specific extremist state associations.
Housing Executive and Former Conservative Politician Becomes the Chief of State Preparedness
Lars Jacob Hiim has been appointed as the new director of the Directorate for Civil Protection and Emergency Planning in Norway.
‘If she asked to stop, it stopped!’: campaign brings protection to women during Carnival
A campaign launched by the Maranhão State Women's Secretariat aims to protect women during Carnival by promoting the message that their boundaries should be respected immediately if they express a desire for any unwanted touch or actions.
The state has sided with tenants. Intermediary companies are circumventing the law according to the ministries
The Czech government has expressed its opposition to the way rental intermediary companies operate, claiming they are violating tenant protection laws.
Ogun unveils 15-man committee to fight lead poisoning
The Ogun State Government has inaugurated a 15-member committee to combat lead poisoning and pollution in the Ogijo area.
Martin Lewis says parents who had kids between 1978-2010 could be owed thousands - all you need to know
Martin Lewis highlights that parents who had children between 1978-2010 may be owed substantial back payments of state pension due to errors in the Home Responsibilities Protection scheme.
Before privatization, Celepar signs contract of R$ 438.7 million with the PR government
Celepar signed a R$ 438.7 million contract with the Paraná State Public Security Secretariat shortly before its planned privatization was suspended by the Supreme Court.
Martin Lewis says anyone who had children from 1978 - 2010 'could be in line for £5,000'
Martin Lewis highlights that parents who took time off work between 1978 and 2010 may be entitled to significant back payments related to state pensions due to an administrative error.
Oyo agency vows to prosecute notorious land grabbers
The Oyo State Real Properties Protection Law Agency has warned against self-help in land disputes and emphasized the importance of lawful redress instead of resorting to violence.