Mexico’s Supreme Court Rules To Decriminalize Abortion
Attorneys for women imprisoned for having an abortion may request their freedom, said a high court judge.
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Supreme Court Overturns Biden’s COVID-19 Eviction Ban
Biden ordered an extension of the eviction moratorium until Oct. 3 after Congress failed to meet his request to legislate one.
72 Women Officers Send Notice To India’s Defense Ministry For Defying Supreme Court Order
The ministry has been served a notice for defying an order that explicitly rejects unfair criteria for recruitment.
After 66 Years, Indian Women Cleared To Appear In Joint Defense Training Institute Exam
The Supreme Court slammed the Indian Army for decisions based on “gender discrimination”.
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.
Australian Now Under Internal Pressure To Raise Criminal Age To 14
Some 499 children aged between 10 and 13 were detained in the youth justice system in 2019/20.
India’s Apex Court Rejects FB India VP’s Plea Against Summons Related To Delhi Riots
India’s Supreme Court said the Delhi Assembly can question Facebook and its officials without taking on a prosecuting role.
Australian Environment Minister To Challenge Court Ruling
Sussan Ley will appeal a declaration by the Federal Court that she owes a duty of care to protect children from climate effects.
Prison Disciplinary Hearings ‘Held In Dark’ In Australia’s Victoria: Report
An independent report has found prisoner disciplinary hearings remain “in the dark” and lack scrutiny, oversight or transparency.