Courtroom Dispatches

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

Malta's impunity culture persists as Europe is urged to act after Daphne Caruana Galizia's murder remains unsolved.

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.

Supreme Court deportation case Blanche v. Lau could reshape immigration procedures for green-card holders with pending criminal cases returning to the U.S.

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

Iraq's budget audit reveals $76 billion in unsettled advances, sparking rare parliamentary scrutiny and raising urgent questions about state financial managemen

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

South African labour law was transformed by Judge Dennis Davis, whose landmark rulings and mentorship are celebrated at the Labour Law Colloquium.

San Francisco shortens parental leave eligibility from 180 to 90 days, impacting employers and workers under new rules. Learn who qualifies.