How a New Smile Turned into a Legal Case: A Patient Sues the State Over an Incomfortable Dental Prosthesis
A patient is suing the Latvian state for compensation over an uncomfortable dental prosthesis following a traumatic dental experience.
Oluremi Tinubu condemns assault of women at Delta festival, demands justice
Nigeria's First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, has condemned the brutal assault of women and girls during the Alue-Do Festival in Delta State, calling for justice and respect for women's rights.
Lagos CP threatens to disband task force over persistent misconduct
The Lagos State Commissioner of Police has warned that the Environmental and Special Offences Enforcement Unit may be dissolved due to ongoing misconduct and human rights violations.
WIMBIZ condemns sexual assault at Delta festival, pushes for gender bill
Women in Management, Business and Public Service (WIMBIZ) has condemned the sexual assaults during a festival in Delta State, calling for urgent reforms to protect women's rights.
Calls for the dismissal of the Brazilian deputy who painted her face black in protest
A Brazilian state deputy faces calls for her dismissal after a controversial protest where she painted her face and body black against the appointment of a transgender woman to a women's rights commission.
Requisitions in a State of Exception
The article discusses the exclusive power of the Ecuadorian president to declare a state of exception and the associated constitutional rights that can be suspended during such a period.
No bombs or drums, just the silence of a true evocation
The article reflects on the tragic significance of March 24 in Argentina's history, marking the day of a violent coup and the onset of state terrorism that resulted in widespread disappearances.
Does an acid attack in Indonesia signal its democratic unravelling?
An acid attack on human rights advocate Andrie Yunus raises concerns about the state of democracy in Indonesia amidst military influence.
NBA condemns assault on women at Delta festival, calls for swift justice
The Nigerian Bar Association has condemned the sexual assault and humiliation of women at a festival in Delta State, calling it a national disgrace and demanding justice.
From testimony and denunciation to irony and humor: a cultural battle of 50 years for the memory of the dictatorship in Argentina
The article discusses the ongoing cultural battle in Argentina regarding the memory of the dictatorship's legacy, particularly in light of the current government's actions that downplay state terrorism and human rights abuses.
FG condemns sexual assault at Delta community festival, orders arrests
The Nigerian government has condemned sexual assaults at a festival in Ozoro, Delta State, and has ordered arrests of the perpetrators.
N400 billion probe: El-Rufai gets fresh trial in rights suit
The Court of Appeal in Kaduna has ordered a fresh hearing of a human rights suit involving former Kaduna State governor Nasir El-Rufai, nullifying the lower court's previous judgment due to a violation of his right to fair hearing.
SSP-SP studies the creation of a Delegacy for Crimes Against Animals in Santos
The São Paulo State Public Safety Department is considering the establishment of a police unit dedicated to investigating crimes against animals in Santos, a proposal initiated by a local NGO and a federal deputy.
French IS member convicted of genocide for atrocities against Yazidis
A French national has been convicted of genocide and crimes against humanity for his involvement in the atrocities against Yazidis during the Islamic State's rule in Iraq.
Procon files complaint with Federal Police to investigate fuel price hikes in MA
Procon in Maranhão has lodged a complaint with the Federal Police seeking an investigation into rising fuel prices in the state.
Resignation of Maharashtra Women’s Commission Chairperson, Allegations Related to Fake Spiritual Leader Ashok Kharat
Ruapali Chakankar, the Chairperson of the Maharashtra State Women’s Commission, has resigned amid allegations regarding her association with a controversial spiritual leader.
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.
Delta condemns ‘barbaric’ assaults on women at Ozoro festival
The Delta State Government has condemned recent sexual assaults on women during the Ozoro Festival, calling for an investigation and justice for victims.
Stop raping women, netizens demand justice over assault claims at Delta community festival
Social media outrage has surged following reports of sexual assault against women during a festival in Ozoro, Delta State, Nigeria, with users demanding justice and accountability from authorities.
Supreme Court: Same-sex married couples can adopt children – The reasoning behind the decision
The Greek Council of State has ruled that same-sex couples can adopt children, affirming the constitutionality of same-sex marriage and adoption rights established in May 2025.
The Council of State: Adoption Rights for Same-Sex Couples, the Rationale, and the Minority Opinion
The Greek Council of State has recognized the right of same-sex couples to adopt children, deeming it constitutional and compliant with existing marriage laws for same-sex partners.
Iran executes wrestler athlete linked to protests
Iran has executed a national wrestling team athlete in connection with anti-government protests, marking a significant and troubling escalation in state violence against dissent.
After the request for the plaque of the disappeared at the Casa Argentina, an open letter is sent to the International University City of Paris
An open letter has been sent to the International University City of Paris following a request for the restoration of a plaque honoring the victims of Argentina's state terrorism, accusing the institution's director of allowing far-right political activities.
Georgia woman charged with murder after police say she took pills to induce abortion
A Georgia woman faces murder charges after allegedly taking pills for an illegal abortion, representing a notable application of the state's stringent abortion laws.
What happened on March 24, 1976, a secondary summary
The article discusses the significance of March 24, 1976, in Argentina's history as the day a military coup led to a dark period characterized by state terrorism and human rights violations.
California’s trans agenda suffers another legal blow after attempt to undercut SCOTUS order fails
A federal appeals court rejected California's bid to narrow a Supreme Court ruling concerning transgender policies, marking another legal setback for the state.
The European Court of Human Rights dismisses Nara's case
The European Court of Human Rights has dismissed a case brought by Australian Nara Walker against the Icelandic state regarding her conviction for biting her ex-husband's tongue during a fight, ruling that her complaints were not sufficiently substantiated.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott Seeks to Suppress Cesar Chavez Day from the Holiday Calendar After Allegations of Sexual Abuse against Minors
Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced the state will stop officially recognizing Cesar Chavez Day following serious allegations of sexual abuse against the labor leader.
Justice Orders State to Indemnify Dog Owners R$ 12,000 After Police Shot Dog in the Interior of SP
The São Paulo State Justice has ordered a R$ 12,000 indemnity to dog owners after a police officer shot their dog in Guará.
PL Deputy Performs 'Blackface' During Speech Against Trans Women in Alesp Plenary
Fabiana Bolsonaro, a Brazilian state deputy, shocked colleagues and the public by performing 'blackface' while arguing against the recognition of trans women during a session in the São Paulo Assembly.
Deputy Fabiana Bolsonaro paints herself brown in the Assembly to protest against Erika Hilton
State deputy Fabiana Bolsonaro painted her body brown in the São Paulo Legislative Assembly to protest against the election of Erika Hilton as president of the Women's Rights Commission.
Arraign El-Rufai or free him, ADC tells ICPC
The African Democratic Congress is demanding the immediate release or arraignment of former Kaduna State Governor Mallam Nasiru El-Rufai, citing violations of his fundamental rights due to prolonged detention without charges.
Uganda: Minister Oryem Says Barbie Torture Footage 'Misleading'
Uganda's Minister of State for Foreign Affairs refutes claims of torture against Barbie Kyagulanyi, calling it a misrepresentation of events during a security operation.
Zimbabwe: Human Rights Violations Surge As 3,000 Victims Affected in February Only
A report indicates that over 3,200 human rights violations occurred in Zimbabwe in February 2026, with state-related actors largely responsible.
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.
Ex-Planned Parenthood board member beats out former congressman, state senator for Dem House bid
Cook County Commissioner Donna Miller won a Democratic primary contest against notable candidates, positioning her for a congressional seat.
Tarcísio enacts naming rights law for public events and equipment in SP
The governor of São Paulo, Tarcísio de Freitas, has enacted a law that allows for naming rights for state public events and equipment despite a veto on mandatory allocation of funds from these deals.
Christian parents lose final appeal after Swedish state took daughters following false abuse claim
A Christian couple's appeal to regain custody of their daughters from the Swedish government was rejected by the European Court of Human Rights, following a false abuse claim made by their eldest daughter.
Do entrepreneurs comply with requirements when employing citizens from third countries?
Latvian officials are investigating compliance with labor laws concerning the employment of foreign nationals, citing many reports of violations including low wages and excessively long working hours.
The Case of Deported Ukrainians Continues, Both the Tram Driver and the Prosecutor Filed Appeals
The case involving deported Ukrainians continues as both a tram driver and a state prosecutor have appealed the deportation decisions.
Now eggs will have to bear expiration dates, this order was issued in UP
The UP government has mandated that every egg sold in the state must have a production date and expiration date stamped on it, starting from April 1.
Court orders the government of MG to create a intervention plan for Ceresp Gameleira; 4 inmates died in less than a month at the site
A court in Minas Gerais has mandated the state government to develop an intervention plan for Ceresp Gameleira following the deaths of four inmates within a month.
Reintroduction of Lagos monthly sanitation illegal, contemptuous – Falana
Human rights lawyer Femi Falana criticizes the Lagos State Government's plan to reintroduce a monthly sanitation exercise that limits residents' movement, calling it unconstitutional and a relic of Nigeria's military past.
MALLE PÄRN: Politics must be human-centered, not ideology- or state-centered
Malle Pärn argues that politics should prioritize human needs over ideologies and state interests.
ALIMONY SYSTEM BLACK SPOT: The state creates double obligations and the debtor is treated as if they aren't human.
The Estonian alimony system, aimed at protecting children neglected by non-compliant parents, has resulted in unintended double obligations for compliant parents as discussed by legal experts from Lepmets & Nõges.
UK MPs urge Starmer to question Tinubu on Christian killings
UK MPs are urging Prime Minister Keir Starmer to address the issue of Christian killings in Nigeria with President Bola Tinubu during his upcoming state visit.
The CC and the memory
The article discusses the tragic case of four black children from the impoverished neighborhood of La Malvinas in Guayaquil, Ecuador, who were detained and disappeared by military personnel after playing football, highlighting the failures of the legal system and the state's responsibility.
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.
Police declare two wanted over Ogun FRSC officer, daughter’s murder
The Osun State Police have issued a notice declaring two men wanted in connection with the murder of a Federal Road Safety Corps officer and her daughter.