Ontario court boosts damages against Iran to $560M in a landmark torture case, expanding accountability for state-sponsored human rights abuses.
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Ontario court boosts damages against Iran to $560M in a landmark torture case, expanding accountability for state-sponsored human rights abuses.
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The State of Indefinite Waiting More than one thousand Afghan refugees who assisted the United States military remain trapped in…
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A federal judge in Alabama issued a permanent injunction on Tuesday, effectively barring the state from utilizing nitrogen gas as…
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A Legal Precedent for State-Sponsored Torture An Ontario Superior Court of Justice has ordered the government of Iran to pay…
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Attorneys representing the president of Wisconsin’s largest mosque are demanding his immediate release from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)…
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Legal Challenges to Nitrogen Hypoxia A federal appeals court in Atlanta has issued a significant ruling requiring further judicial examination…
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Malawi begins repatriating citizens from South Africa due to rising xenophobia and safety concerns, highlighting regional migration challenges.
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ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan faces a formal review and potential suspension over serious sexual misconduct allegations, threatening the court's credibility.
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UN raises alarm about arbitrary detentions of women in Western Afghanistan for dress code and mahram violations, highlighting escalating human…
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The United States government officially imposed targeted sanctions on Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel, his wife Lis Cuesta Peraza, and three…
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