Indian Court Adjourns Hearing On Pleas Of WhatsApp, Facebook Challenging IT Rules
The pleas have been adjourned till August 27.
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One In Four Prisoners Is Indigenous In Australia State
One in four prisoners is Indigenous despite Aboriginal people making up only 2.2 percent of the state’s population.
Military Latest Player In Australia’s Lockdown
The military has been called in to help police Sydney’s virus-hit areas as Premier warns more record case numbers are due.
Legal Action Taken Over Federal Gas Grant In Australian State
A Northern Territory environmental group launched legal action challenging the federal government’s use of tax in gas exploration.
Scorch Trial: Doctor Who Torched Men’s Genitals In Syrian War Charged With Crimes Against Humanity
A Syrian doctor is accused of torturing rebels in military hospitals by setting fire to their genitals.
Sex Abuse Teacher Appeals Over Citizenship In Australian Court
Piano maestro Victor Makarov has lost his court battle over the revoking of his Australian citizenship after his conviction.
Australian Supermarket Giant Has Close To No Exploitation Complaints
A Senate inquiry into temporary migration has heard Coles’ steps to improve conditions for horticulture supply chain workers are working.
Australian Police’s Appeal To Supervise Sovereign-Citizens Supporter Rejected By Court
The southeastern Australian state has lost a bid for a supervision order for sovereign citizens.
Ports Monopoly Case Returns To Court In Australian State
The competition watchdog New South Wales Ports is appealing the dismissal of its ports monopoly case in New South Wales.