Author: Heather Phillips

MPs urged to pass the Assisted Dying (End of Life) Bill today—final chance to legalize assisted dying for terminally ill adults.

The Trump administration filed a third Supreme Court bid on mail-in voting, seeking approval for USPS to withhold unverified ballots from states.

Germany challenges Nicaragua's claims that weapons shipments to Israel violate international law at the International Court of Justice.

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India must share water with Pakistan according to a 70-year-old treaty, as ruled by the Permanent Court of Arbitration, honoring water treaty obligations.

Ghana's courts are canceling funerals without explanation. Learn why these sudden cancellations are happening and what they mean for public trust in the judicia

Nations must adopt a legally binding global agreement to regulate AI weapons and prevent life-and-death decisions by machines.

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death penalty Iran must be abolished, as the theory shows it reveals how law, sovereignty and memory intertwine around executions, demanding reform.

Michigan’s expanded brownfield program offers tax incentives to revive stalled development projects, helping city planners bridge funding gaps effectively.