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Globe International Center noted that recent court decisions involving a newspaper and several activists favor the rights of citizens to freedom of expression and peaceful demonstrations.

KUWAIT CITY, Jan 20: National Assembly Speaker Marzouq Al-Ghanim invited the MPs to the special session slated for Jan 23 as per Article 72 of the Assembly Decree. The session is in response to the request of MPs Al-SaifiMubarak Al-Saifi, Musaed Al- Ardi, Abdulkareem Al-Kandari, Thamer Al- Suwait, M

KUWAIT CITY, Jan 20: National Assembly Speaker Marzouq Al-Ghanim invited the MPs to the special session slated for Jan 23 as per Article 72 of the Assembly Decree. The session is in response to the request of MPs Al-SaifiMubarak Al-Saifi, Musaed Al- Ardi, Abdulkareem Al-Kandari, Thamer Al- Suwait, M

Everyone was pleased with the ruling of the First Instance Court, which convicted a number of judges of receiving bribes from defendants and money laundering. These stories happen everywhere in the world, not only in Kuwait; but no one talks about them or refers to them, because in that case if a

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Globe International Center responds to a court ruling which imposed a fine on individuals who organized a flash mob in protest against the restrictive pandemic regulations of the Mongolian government.

KUWAIT CITY, Oct 27: The Court of Appeals recently announced its ruling on the money laundering case involving 19 people; including the leader of the Iranian network identified as F.S., another Iranian, 10 citizens, three Egyptians, two Yemenis, a Lebanese and a Bangladeshi, reports Al-Anba daily.

The assassinations of politicians Chokri Belaid and Mohamed Brahmi in 2013 left many unanswered questions and suspicions. In both cases, authorities didn’t immediately explain who the suspected assassins were, and they never clearly detailed to the public the assassins’ potential motives, planning, resources, or organizational support.

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