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Justice Mashkur Salisu of a Federal High Court, sitting in Osogbo has granted Osun State lawmaker, Kanmi Ajibola, the leave to sue the National Assembly

The nation can still recall how Punjab was caught in the grip of terrorism in the latter 1980s

Human Rights lawyer, Festus Ogun, speaks with IMOLEAYO OYEDEYI on the contentious 2024 Cybercrime Act and its legal lacunas that can be negatively exploited

Explaining former President Donald Trump's gag order in his New York criminal trial, the alleged violations, and the legal framework.

“Loneliness and Aging,” a free Oregon Humanities Conversation with Pamela Slaughter, is at 6:30 p.m. March 14 at the Dallas Public Library.

Last month, Akinwumi Adesina, President of the African Development Bank (AfDB), visited Eritrea. The multi-day trip, the first time that an AfDB president has officially traveled to Eritrea (which joined the institution in 1994), aimed to strengthen

The group said individuals who attempt suicide need compassionate, evidence-based mental health support, not jail.

The Commission tabulates, largely on the basis of remote and unsubstantiated interviews, horror stories that are difficult to read and fathom; alleged crimes of arbitrary, large-scale extra-judicial killings; wantons acts of extensive rape that does

Americans who pay attention to politics and support constitutional government are beginning to issue warnings to the Democratic Party leadership about the destruction of the United States judicial system and its subversion to the will of an omnipotent executive. Three equal branches of government is gone, but not forgotten. The warnings and lessons are clear.…

SALC welcomes this development as an inevitable win for the global campaign to decriminalise poverty and status and for promoting and protecting freedom of expression and the freedom of the press in Africa.