CANADA HİGH COURT DETERMİNES SEXUALLY EXPLİCİT MESSAGES SENT TO CHİLDREN ARE UNPROCTECTED
25.06.2019 | Brianna Bell | 1292
The Supreme Court of Canada ruled Thursday that sexually explicit electronic communications sent to minors are not private and can be used in police investigations.
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Texas Governor signs bill to protect patients from surprise medical bills
19.06.2019 | Orin France | 1110
Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed bipartisan legislation on Friday that protects patients from paying for surprise out-of-network medical bills.
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Brazil Supreme Court criminalizes homophobia and transphobia
19.06.2019 | Carrie Thompson | 1179
Brazil’s Supreme Federal Tribunal voted on Thursday to criminalize homophobia and transphobia.
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UK commits to ending greenhouse gas emissions by 2050
19.06.2019 | Thomas DeLorenzo | 1279
British Prime Minister Teresa May issued a statement Wednesday committing to passing legislation aimed at reducing the UK’s climate change emissions to net zero by 2050.
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Federal appellate court rules against Trump administration’s policy of denying abortion to undocumented minors
19.06.2019 | Xi Lucy Shi | 1114
The US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ruled on Friday that the Trump administration must stop denying abortion care to undocumented minors in federal custody.
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Hong Kong demonstrators protest against proposed extradition bill
25.06.2019 | Austin Koltonowski | 1184
Yüz binlerce gösterici, bireylerin Hong Kong’tan anakara Çin’e iade edilebilecekleri hukuki bir mekanizma oluşturacak yeni bir iade faturasını protesto etmek için Pazar günü Hong Kong sokaklarını sıraladılar .
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Hong Kong court rules same-sex couple entitled to spousal benefits
11.06.2019 | Orin France | 1170
The Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal on Thursday unanimously granted a same sex-couple the same right to employment and tax benefits that an opposite-sex married couple has under Hong Kong law.
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Freedom House report warns free press is under attack
11.06.2019 | Tim Zubizarreta | 1801
A new report from Freedom House warns that the right to freedom of the press may be under attack in a number of democratic countries.
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Supreme Court expands scope of burglary intent
11.06.2019 | Tim Zubizarreta | 1485
In an opinion by Justice Kavanaugh, the US Supreme Court affirmed the ruling below in Quarles v. United States that intent formed at any time during a burglary is sufficient.
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ACLU sues Missouri Secretary of State over abortion legislation
11.06.2019 | Carrie Thompson | 1352
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) filed a lawsuit in Missouri state court against Secretary of State John Ashcroft on Thursday after Ashcroft rejected the ACLU’s petition to allow the people of Missouri to approve or veto the state’s recently passed abortion legislation in a public referendum.
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