Supreme Court Denies Leave for TNA MP M.A. Sumanthiran’s Challenge Against Online Safety Bill
The Supreme Court has declined to grant leave to proceed with the petition filed by Tamil National Alliance (TNA) MP
Bangladeshi Court Issues Landmark Order Banning Wild Elephant Adoption
In a groundbreaking decision, a Bangladeshi court on Sunday prohibited the adoption of elephants from the wild, earning praise from
First arrest under Sri Lanka’s Online Safety Bill has been recorded
In a recent statement, Minister of Public Security Tiran Alas disclosed that the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) has successfully apprehended
Australia Introduces “Right to Disconnect” Legislation, Protecting Workers’ Work-Life Balance
Australia is on the verge of enacting a groundbreaking law that grants employees the “right to disconnect,” allowing them to
Supreme Court Commences Hearing on Petitions Against New Anti-Terrorism Bill
This morning (Jan.26), the hearing for petitions filed against the government’s new Anti-Terrorism Bill began before a five-member Supreme Court
Bar Association of Sri Lanka Calls for Independent Inquiry into Recent Police-Involved Fatalities
The Bar Association of Sri Lanka (BASL) has urged an independent inquiry into the recent surge of fatalities involving the
Symposium Explores Media Regulations for Mass Communication Undergraduates of the UOK
On January 9th, 2024, an insightful symposium titled “Navigating the Changing Landscape of Media Regulations” was conducted for first-year undergraduate
New laws by Government without Legitimacy require more Consensus
The government is proceeding at speed on its course of legislative activism with regard to economic, reconciliation and security matters.
Human Rights Day Reflections: The Unprecedented Crisis of Legitimacy and Humanity
Unlocking Insights: Dr. Radhika Coomaraswamy’s Keynote Address on International Human Rights Day 2023, presented by the Human Rights Commission of
Pakistan’s Supreme Court Grants Bail to Former PM Imran Khan in State Secrets Case
Pakistan’s Supreme Court on Friday granted bail to former Prime Minister Imran Khan and one of his aides in connection