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Viasna human rights defender Aliaksandr Vaitseshyk, who was arrested for 15 days, went on a hunger strike, Euroradio reports. Vaitseshyk was detained in the court of Baranavichy district and the town of Baranavichy on April 14, when he was monitoring the trial, the website of Viasna reports. The human rights activist was accused of photographing the defendant. Vaitseshyk himself said that he had only recorded the process on a tape recorder, which he had the right to do. Judge Mikalai Kmita di...

 Monitoring for Compliance with the Fluoride Secondary Maximum Contaminant Level The Public Notice is available here. The Business Impact Analysis (BIA) Form is available here. The comment deadline is  April 26, 2021. Early Stakeholder Outreach – OAC Chapter 3745-79 – Small Business Technical Assistance Rules Requesting Stakeholder Input:  Ohio EPA, Division of Air Pollution Control (DAPC), is seeking stakeholder input on the rules in OAC 3745-79. The rules in OAC Chapter 3745-79 establ...

Sen. Daniels regulatory reform bill signed into law Monday Bartlesville Examiner-Enterprise Gov. Kevin Stitt signed into law Monday a groundbreaking regulatory reform bill, which will create a Joint Committee on Administrative Rules to review all state agency rules throughout the year and more quickly remove unnecessary and costly regulations. “State agency rules and regulations must be obeyed like any other laws. While many are necessary, others can be overly burdensome, expensive or unne...

Published April 9, 2021, 12:50 AM On April 6, 1961 or exactly 60 years ago this week, Congress passed Republic Act 3022 that was signed into law by President Carlos P. Garcia “proclaiming the ninth day of April as Bataan Day and declaring it as a legal holiday.”  The continuing observance of quarantine restrictions mutes anew this year’s observance.  Yet the events that transpired on April 9, 1942 remain etched in the national memory. A radio broadcast message, written by Captain Salvad...

Reply QUEENS, NY — A man who had a cops knee placed on his neck as he was arrested in Queens had all charges against him dropped Thursday. In January, Sircarlyle Arnold was hit with a handful of traffic violations and misdemeanor reckless endangerment charges after riding an all-terrain vehicle in the street. The District Attorneys decision to dropping the charges was "the bare minimum that justice requires," his lawyer said Thursday. Subscribe At the time of his arrest, Arnold was pinned to ...

Court fines TikTok $34,000 for refusing to remove posts on illegal protests in Moscow The reason for the administrative protocol was a publication on TikTok as of January 24, 2021, according to the court © Wachiwit/Shutterstock/FOTODOM MOSCOW, April 6. /TASS/. The Tagansky district magistrate’s court of Moscow has fined TikTok 2.6 mln rubles ($34,022) because the social network refused to delete information encouraging teenagers to join an unsanctioned walkout in Moscow, a spokesperson wit...

free, easy, and News Funimation Reaches Settlement in Class-Action Lawsuit Over Allegedly Violating Americans with Disabilities Act posted on Legally blind person claimed Documents for the class-action lawsuit that Jenisa Angeles, a legally blind person, filed against Funimation Global Group, LLC in January reveal that the lawsuit was settled out of court. The documents provided no other details of the settlement. The corresponding notice of settlement was filed on March 12. Funimation dec...

Mark Geise Since October of 2020, I have been communicating with the public through this article on the first weekend of every month about all of the great things going on throughout Chautauqua County as they relate to economic development. These commentaries may include discussions about specific projects of public interest that are underway or have been completed, where they are at, and if completed, how they are performing. They may also include discussions about initiatives being undertaken...

The proposed legislation needs to be approved by the upper house, the Federation Council, and signed by President Vladimir Putin before it becomes law. "It is unacceptable to insult those who defended the motherland," State Duma speaker Vyacheslav Volodin said in a statement, adding: "It is our duty to protect the memory of our grandfathers and great grandfathers, thanks to whom we are alive today." The changes were proposed after a Russian judge last month fined jailed opposition politician Al...