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Advocates for women’s and children’s rights say providing free or low-cost access to transcripts in hearings is key to equal justice. Unlike many states, California has in recent years repeatedly failed to guarantee adequate documentations of court proceedings, putting victims of domestic violence at a distinct legal disadvantage. Despite failing for years to make transcripts standard practice, the Legislature may be headed for a breakthrough.

In a recent op-ed and public statement, OPEC Secretary General, His Excellency Haitham Al Ghais, presented a compelling argument for the necessity of oil in…

The Senate has started its plenary debates on the 2024 national budget. The P5.768 trillion proposed budget is the first expenditure plan to be fully developed under the leadership of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. Similar to this year’s General Appropriations Act, the 2024 budget measure was crafted to stimulate growth,…

The Queen Victoria Hotel is one of the best places to stay in Cape Town. Here’s why Location: At Cape Town’s Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, a harbourside...

A few friends complaining about expensive birth control turned into a provincial motion

Launches 100 e-buses in Srinagar Srinagar; Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha Wednesday launched the Srinagar Smart Citys 100 electric buses and said it is a big leap to achieve carbon neutrality. Sinha launched the electric buses under the Srinagar Electric Bus Project and flagged off a fleet of 75 e-buses at Nishat Bus Terminal, an official spokesperson said. The e-buses will be plying on

A few friends complaining about expensive birth control turned into a provincial motion

A few friends complaining about expensive birth control turned into a provincial motion

A few friends complaining about expensive birth control turned into a provincial motion

A few friends complaining about expensive birth control turned into a provincial motion