Page 127 - Basic Law News Today

(August 1, 2023 / JNS) Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu assured NBC News on Monday that wherever the debate in Israel over his government’s judicial reform effort leads, it won’t be to violence. “There won’t be civil war. I guarantee you that,” the premier told the U.S. network’s foreign correspondent Rafael Sanchez in his office in Jerusalem. […]

MACAO, Aug. 1 (Xinhua) -- The Chinese People Liberation Army (PLA) Garrison in the Macao Special Administrative Region (SAR) held a reception Tuesday to mark th

Joanna Yeung Candidates for correctional officers and assistant officers will take a simplified physical fitness test for recruitment starti...

Under Nazi law, human beings were excluded from community and thus dehumanised. Dignity, therefore, had to be firmly established in the new constitution.

The Comments Made by Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara Do Not Represent an Official Decision, Which Will Only Be Necessary Once the High Court Hears Petitions Against the Law Preventing the Attorney General From Declaring Netanyahu Unfit for Office

Assembling all 15 justices for the first time could indicate that the court believes the case to be extremely notable.

Stacy Shi Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu yesterday kickstarted his consultations over his second policy address to be delivered on October...

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been on a blitz of foreign media interviews this week to diminish global shock at his project of turning Israel into an authoritarian democracy.

The High Court’s deadline for settling the draft status of yeshivah students has expired, and they are now technically in legal limbo

Judicial law battle has its day in court