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Why do Latvian police rarely react to photo evidence? - Vimarsana News

Why do Latvian police rarely react to photo evidence?

Compliance with traffic rules on Latvian streets and roads is monitored not only by police officers, but also by public activists. They take pictures and film offenses and send these materials to the...

Source: eng.lsm.lv
Be careful in order to not be stripped of the rights to use environmental licenses | Dentons - Vimarsana News

Be careful in order to not be stripped of the rights to use environmental licenses | Dentons

On 7 July 2022, the Government issued Decree 45/2022/ND-CP on penalties for administrative violations in the field of environment (“Decree 45”). The introduction of Decree 45 to replace...

Street vendors in Baku, Azerbaijan / Baku / JAMnews - Vimarsana News

Street vendors in Baku, Azerbaijan / Baku / JAMnews

Street vendors in Baku - Street vendors are persecuted for not knowing the finer points of the law pertaining to their activities.

Vietnam: New law restricts journalists from recording court proceedings - Vimarsana News

Vietnam: New law restricts journalists from recording court proceedings

Vietnam’s National Assembly has approved a new regulation, in effect from September 1, allowing authorities to fine journalists for recording court proceedings without receiving permission from the courts. The International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) condemns actions that may undermine press freedom and urges the Vietnamese government to avoid infringing on the right of journalists to report on court cases.

Source: ifj.org
New Law in Vietnam Brings Fines for Recording in Court Without Permission - Vimarsana News

New Law in Vietnam Brings Fines for Recording in Court Without Permission

Restrictions on media covering court viewed warily by journalists, lawyers in Vietnam