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Nigeria among 21 countries where suicide is still criminalised - Vimarsana News

Nigeria among 21 countries where suicide is still criminalised

The Nigeria Suicide Advocacy Group has called for the decriminalisation of suicide to advance suicide prevention and control in Nigeria. | Pulse Nigeria

Source: pulse.ng
Singapore MPs to 'tread careful line' as debate begins on gay sex law repeal - Vimarsana News

Singapore MPs to 'tread careful line' as debate begins on gay sex law repeal

Lawmakers will discuss two bills, one on repealing a colonial law criminalising sex between men, and the second on preserving the institution of marriage.

Source: scmp.com
[Sedition] Don't believe in misusing laws, PM Modi in favour of protecting civil liberties: Law Minister Kiren Rijiju - Vimarsana News

[Sedition] Don't believe in misusing laws, PM Modi in favour of protecting civil liberties: Law Minister Kiren Rijiju

The Minister was speaking to ANI on the government's decision to re-examine Section 124A when he said that the law would be modified as per the need of the hour.

New Criminal Identification Bill Is More Intrusive Than Colonial Law: Mahua Moitra - Vimarsana News

New Criminal Identification Bill Is More Intrusive Than Colonial Law: Mahua Moitra

The TMC MP says the original law was brought by the British government in a desperate attempt to control nationalist forces by expanding the scope of surveillance and that the successor law has even fewer checks and balances.

Source: thewire.in
Complaint Over 1961 Plebiscite: United Kingdom's Court Gives Verdict - Vimarsana News

Complaint Over 1961 Plebiscite: United Kingdom's Court Gives Verdict

Following is the decision of the High Court of Justice Queen’s Bench Division on the case pitting Makweley Lysongo against The Foreign and Commonwealth Office, The Government of La Republique Du Cameroun.