HRW urges new Tunisia parliament to focus on human rights issues
14.11.2019 | Tate Brown | 941
Human Rights Watch (HRW) said Wednesday that Tunisia’s newly-inaugurated parliament should focus on human rights issues.
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FBI releases 2018 hate crimes report
14.11.2019 | Keegan Boyle | 964
The FBI released its annual hate crimes report for 2018 on Tuesday.
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Supreme Court denies gun manufacturer’s bid to stop Sandy Hook lawsuit
13.11.2019 | Matthew Borges | 868
The US Supreme Court on Tuesday rejected an appeal from Remington Arms Company attempting to block a lawsuit by the victims of the Sandy Hook massacre.
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EU top court: products from Israeli settlements in occupied Palestinian territories must be labeled
13.11.2019 | Keegan Boyle | 990
The European Court of Justice ruled Tuesday that products originating from lands occupied by Israel cannot be simply labeled as coming from “Israel” on the product’s packaging.
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Bolivia president resigns amid election fraud allegations
13.11.2019 | Gabrielle Wast | 985
Bolivian President Evo Morales resigned on Sunday and left for Mexico on Monday amid violent protests following the release of an audit by the American Organization of States, which found “irregularities” in the October election.
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UN votes 187-3 to condemn US embargo against Cuba
12.11.2019 | Xi Lucy Shi | 909
The UN General Assembly adopted a resolution Thursday calling for an end to the economic, commercial and financial embargo imposed by the US against Cuba.
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Supreme Court set to hear case over booking.com trademark registration
12.11.2019 | Rebecca Salamacha | 1134
The US Supreme Court granted certiorari on Friday in case over booking.com trademark registration. The Solicitor General petitioned in July for the Supreme Court to hear the case.
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State attorneys general meet in Colorado to discuss Google antitrust probe
12.11.2019 | Diane Bartz, Karen Freifeld | 1032
State attorneys general are meeting on Monday in Colorado to discuss their probe into whether Google’s business practices break antitrust law, according to two sources knowledgeable about the meeting.
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North Carolina governor makes changes to voting laws
11.11.2019 | Valeria Negron | 943
North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper made two important changes to voter laws on Wednesday, vetoing Senate Bill 250 to remove foreign citizens from the rolls and signing Senate Bill 638 to restore Saturday early voting.
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New Zealand Parliament passes zero carbon bill
11.11.2019 | Anne Bloomberg | 1240
Lawmakers in New Zealand approved a bill on Thursday that aims to reduce the country’s non-biogenetic greenhouse emissions to zero by 2050. The Zero Carbon Bill provides a framework for limiting average global temperature increase to 1.5° Celsius above pre-industrial levels, as set forth in the Paris Agreement.
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