Revolutionizing Justice: The Case for Televised Jury Trials in Malta
The push for televised jury trials in Malta is stirring debate, with proponents arguing it enhances transparency and public engagement. ...
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Justice Delayed: Sonia Dahmani’s Sentence Extended by Two Years
Tunisia has extended the prison sentence of journalist Sonia Dahmani by two years, raising concerns about press freedom in the ...
UN Experts Condemn Tunisia’s Crackdown on Free Speech: Lawyers Behind Bars
UN experts have condemned Tunisia for imprisoning lawyers who defended free speech, highlighting concerns over the country's commitment to human ...
High Stakes Ahead: Liberia’s Supreme Court Poised to Resolve Legislative Standoff
The Liberia Supreme Court is poised to address a critical legislative impasse that has stalled governance processes. As tensions rise ...
Tunisian Court Hands Down Harsh Sentences Ranging from 13 to 66 Years in Major State Security Conspiracy Case
A Tunisian court has handed down sentences ranging from 13 to 66 years in a high-profile case involving conspiracy against ...
Justice Served: Woman Sentenced to 20 Years for Murdering Key Witness in Rape Case
20-Year Sentence for Woman Convicted of Killing Asia Cowell Prior to Rape Testimony A Grave Crime Unfolds In a shocking ...
The President of Senegal Makes Groundbreaking Changes in the Country’s Legal System
Table of Contents- What practical tips can individuals and businesses utilize to navigate the new legal framework in Senegal?The President ...
Justice Prevails: Two Anti-Balaka Leaders Convicted in Central African Republic
In a historic ruling, the International Criminal Court has convicted two prominent leaders of the anti-Balaka militia in the Central...
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