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On Friday, the Quarterly newsletter of the Juvenile Justice Committee of the Orissa High Court ‘Sishu Surakhya’ was released by Chief Justice Subhasis Talapatra in the presence of the Judges of the...

The fruits of a free-ranging reading week were a fascinating book on China and a political science paper that explains a quirk of far-right politics.

NORWAY — Norway Memorial Library’s newly acquired Nonfiction and AV, as of August 2023 includes the following: Nonfiction Large Print: 613 Sandeman, Stuart – Breathe in, Breathe Out: Restore Your Health, Reset Your Mind, and Find Happiness Through Breathwork 940.53 Thomas, Evan – Road to Surrender: Three Men and the Countdown to the End of […]

The query at hand is whether international regulations hold more authority than the constitution of the federal republic of Nigeria particularly the thrust of this question, and whether they have the potential to weave their path into the country and subsequently be applicable within the Nigerian judicial system. It is very lucid that the tenet of section 12 of the constitution is manifestly and expressly unique being that it provides:

Against multiple sensational crimes involving the juveniles, recommendations at times are put forward to amend the Children Act, 2013, among others, to lower the age limit that qualifies an individual as juvenile.

Tenants struggle to cope with the soaring cost of housing in Europe’s largest economy. Germany set to propose three-year rent break.

The New China Playbook by Keyu Jin, Beijing Rules by Bethany Allen and Beijing’s Global Media Offensive by Joshua Kurlantzick

How China is wielding power and influence beyond its own borders, exploiting western naivety and greed

Beijing has learned to use Russian-style disinformation.

The Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act 2015 (hereupon referred to as the JJ Act) is a law that holds immense significance for the welfare of children in India. The development...