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City receives waivers as centre court does not meet the standards set out by the men’s tennis global governing body
Israel banned UNRWA in October 2024 over alleged Hamas ties. The agency says demolition of sites that stored Gaza aid violates international law
The Cabinet of Ministers has approved a proposal to instruct the Legal Draftsman to prepare the Sri Lanka Insurance Institute Bill, aimed at strengthening the Institute’s legal and operational framework.
Au Bénin, la Cour constitutionnelle a tranché. Le verdict final des élections législatives du 11 janvier 2026 est désormais connu. Par la voix de son président, Dorothé Cossi Sossa, la Cour constitutionnelle a proclamé lundi (19.01) les résultats définitifs du scrutin.
His credits include Thor and The Amazing Spider‑Man 2, and he won a Gemini Award for his portrayal of Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau
Alice Leung, who lost 23-year-old brother in Lamma ferry disaster, says she knows inquest findings will not provide all the answers
The Supreme Court today (20) set March 9 as the date to hear appeals filed by former ministers Mahindananda Aluthgamage and Nalin Fernando against their corruption sentences.
Farmers and orchardists from across Himachal Pradesh on Monday staged a massive protest and gherao outside the state Secretariat, demanding immediate implementation of the Supreme Court’s directions to frame a clear policy for regularisation.
Coroner’s Court set to deliver verdict on ferry disaster that claimed the lives of 39 people more than a decade ago
The Attorney General yesterday informed the Supreme Court that the Government has issued an Extraordinary Gazette notification revoking the earlier Extraordinary Gazette issued by former Wildlife Minister Pavithra Wanniarachchi, which had modified the boundaries of the Wedithalathivu Nature Reserve for an aquacultur…
Former Labour and Foreign Employment Minister Manusha Nanayakkara yesterday withdrew a Fundamental Rights petition filed before the Supreme Court in connection with an ongoing Criminal Investigation Department (CID) probe into alleged E8 visa agreements with South Korea.
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Logistics chief Mable Chan says city well positioned for growth given established legal regime and status as financial hub
Committee members seek explanation as housing secretary says site is ‘good choice’ for resettling residents of fire-hit Wang Fuk Court
Four Buddhist monks, including Venerable Balangoda Kassapa Thera, and five other individuals were on Monday further remanded until January 28 by the Trincomalee Magistrate’s Court in connection with the Buddha statue incident at the Trincomalee Bodhiraja Temple.
The PM stakes her future on a February 8 vote, but one expert warns her support may not save a ruling party dogged by funding scandals
The measure, pending approval by the opposition-led Congress, suspends assembly rights and allows arrests without a court order
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Separate court rulings highlight struggles of city’s retail and catering sectors amid shifting consumer patterns
Vietnam’s ruling Communist Party is meeting to pick new leaders and set key targets for the young, fast-growing economy.
The Police have stated that there is a rising trend of online and phone-based scams targeting the public across the country. Police revealed that a growing number of complaints have been received by various Police stations regarding misleading phone calls and social media posts and messages offering fake job opportu…
Shocked wife finds out about cash-giving philandering late hubby while going through his belongings; court orders lover to repay money
The Supreme Court fixed July 15 to support a Fundamental Rights petition filed by a lawyer in Kandy, alleging failures by the several state authorities to take timely and coordinated action to mitigate the impact of Cyclonic Storm “Ditwah,” despite advance warnings of the impending disaster.
Two Special Determination petitions have been filed before the Supreme Court challenging the constitutionality of the proposed Parliamentary Pensions (Repeal) Bill, raising significant legal and social questions over the proposed abolition of pensions for former legislators.
Elon Musk is asking OpenAI and Microsoft to pay him damages amounting to $134 billion, according to a court filing submitted by his lawyer on Friday. The US-based billionaire claims that the company behind ChatGPT obtained “wrongful gains” from his early financial support.
Mitigation hearings for Hong Kong pro-democracy media tycoon, Jimmy Lai, concluded on Tuesday, in the final step before the court hands down a sentence in the landmark national security case.
Iranian official signals ‘war against God’ charges as rights group reports more than 24,000 arrests in crackdown
په امريکا متحده ايالاتو کې يوې فدرالي محکمې د مينيسوټا په مينياپولس ښار کې د کډوالۍ او ګمرکاتو د پلي کولو ادارې (ICE) پر ضد د سوله ييزو مظاهرو پر مهال د زور کارول او بې دليله نيونې محدودې کړي او ويلي يې دي چې سوله ييز لاريون کوونکي او څارونکي نه شي نيول کېدای.
The practice of tattooing has long been associated with the yakuza and many places in Japan still bar people bearing the body art
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The Colombo Magistrate’s Court yesterday (16) ordered that the case involving Neville Wanniarachchi, the former Chief Security Officer to ex-President Mahinda Rajapaksa, be taken up again on June 9.
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South Korea's former President Yoon Suk Yeol's week went from bad to worse on Friday afternoon after a Seoul court sentenced him to five years in prison.
Thousands of prisoners in India are trapped in a legal limbo under the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act, commonly known as UAPA, with recent Supreme Court decisions fueling the debate on India's definition of terrorism and its use of security laws.
सात साल की लंबी कानूनी लड़ाई के बाद, गुरुवार (15 जनवरी) को ग्रीस के लेसबोस द्वीप पर मानवीय कार्यकर्ताओं की आंखों में खुशी के आंसू छलक पड़े. अदालत ने उन सभी 24 आरोपियों को बाइज्जत बरी कर दिया, जिन पर समुद्र में लोगों की जान बचाने के लिए संगीन अपराधों के आरोप लगाए गए थे. अगर वे दोषी पाए जाते, तो उन्हें 20 साल तक की जेल…
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Court adjourns case of man, 43, accused of threatening to burn down offices of media outlets, including the Post, unless they published seditious articles
Ahmad Zahid, who has been cleared of corruption charges, says the party has ‘never wavered’ from its position of supporting its ex-leader
The ruling is on charges of obstruction of justice, but Yoon faces more serious charges in a separate insurrection trial.
Following a psychiatric review, a teen faces trial for the stabbing of schoolmate Yap Shing Xuen, who suffered over 200 wounds
A South Korean court on Friday sentenced former President Yoon Suk Yeol to five years in prison on charges that included obstructing attempts by authorities to arrest him following his failed bid to impose martial law in December 2024.
The ruling comes days after prosecutors in a separate case demanded Yoon Suk-yeol be sentenced to death for masterminding insurrection
A judge in Milwaukee brought a 13-year quest for justice by a grieving father to a close on Thursday, accepting a plea deal for two men charged criminally for their role in the killing of his teenaged son.
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Brazil's Supreme Court has ordered the transfer of former President Jair Bolsonaro from the federal police headquarters in Brasilia to a prison complex where he will enjoy "more favorable conditions."
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Ex-president moved to a detention complex five times the size of his current room, with a kitchen and a private outdoor area
In the case of M.D.S.A. Perera vs Dharmasena Dissanayake (SC FR/APPLICATION NO 62/2020-2023) the Supreme Court examined an alleged violation of Fundamental Rights under Article 12(1) (Equality) concerning the disciplinary process of a Grade I Accountant. The Petitioner, nearing his 60th birthday, was subjected to tw…
Craig Stingley had no legal training, no big-name lawyer or civil rights advocate by his side. Yet for 13 years, he refused to accept that the judicial system would hold no one responsible for the killing of his 16-year-old son, Corey.