Tag: Law
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US takes aim at the International Criminal Court
The United States has said it wants to break up the International Criminal Court, a global tribunal that investigates genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity.
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From Bar to bench: Chief Justice Sundaresh Menon’s career and landmark rulings
Chief Justice Menon, who will retire in February 2027, oversaw landmark rulings that struck at the heart of how the law takes shape in the lives of ordinary people.
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New law passed to remove annual passenger cap at Dublin Airport
Known as the Dublin Airport (Passenger Capacity) Act 2026, the legislation will grant the minister for transport powers to lift the 32 million annual passenger restriction.
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Germany massively expands federal police powers
The German government has expanded the powers of its federal police, especially in the use of surveillance, AI, and drone defenses. But experts warn of constitutional challenges.
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EU court endorses Spanish PM’s contentious Catalan amnesty
The EU’s top court has backed a Spanish law giving amnesty to Catalan separatists over the independence referendum. The deal let Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez stay in office in 2023 and prompted major opposition protests.
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Germany may make it illegal to deny Israel’s right to exist
Germany’s upper house of parliament, the Bundesrat, has introduced a bill seeking to ban the questioning of Israel’s right to exist. It is now up to the lower house to decide whether to turn it into law.
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Couple sues condominium management over termite damage, wins in what appears to be first such case
The judge took issue with the expert called by the condominium management of Freesia Woods, as he was the owner of the pest control company that had conducted inspections for the condo for years but overlooked the termite infestation.
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France’s parliament passes assisted dying law
The lower house of France’s parliament adopted bill for assisted dying. But the the government bypassed the right-wing dominated Senate and the law will instead go to the highest constitutional court for final approval.
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French MPs approve assisted-dying law with strict rules after years of argument
The bill would allow assisted dying for terminally ill adults who meet strict criteria.
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Singapore laws must keep pace with technologies yet to be invented: Edwin Tong
The law minister said Singapore is no longer drafting laws only for today’s technologies, giving examples of regulations that tackle fake news and cybercrime.
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