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Military courts? - Vimarsana News

Military courts?

The Senate of Pakistan, the upper house of parliament, has endorsed a resolution asserting that the Supreme Court’s judgment on military courts encroaches upon the legislative prerogatives of...

Opinion: To Hong Kong's critics, some national security laws are more equal than others - Vimarsana News

Opinion: To Hong Kong's critics, some national security laws are more equal than others

Those who attack the national security law for Hong Kong seem oblivious to the legal landscape in their own countries. Julian Assange is fighting extradition to the US for violating its 1917 Espionage Act, while in the UK a strict national security regime also prevails.

Source: scmp.com
Jeffrey welcomes UBF pioneers - Vimarsana News

Jeffrey welcomes UBF pioneers

PITAS: Parti Solidariti Tanah Airku (Star) Sabah President Datuk Seri Dr Jeffrey G. Kitingan welcomed United Borneo Front’s (UBF) early activists in re-joining the party to pursue efforts to implement Sabah’s rights under MA63.

UBF activists rejoin STAR - Vimarsana News

UBF activists rejoin STAR

PITAS (Nov 4): Parti Solidariti Tanah Airku (STAR) Sabah president Datuk Seri Dr Jeffrey G. Kitingan welcomed the re-joining of the early activists of the United Borneo Front (UBF) to the party to complete the government's efforts to implement Sabah's rights in the Federation of Malaysia. Jeffrey

P Hemalatha: 'The 36 days in jail made Varavara Rao a star' - Vimarsana News

P Hemalatha: 'The 36 days in jail made Varavara Rao a star'

'I asked him why were he and other writers being targeted.' 'I saw his point of view, that he and others being writers, their work was popular and well-appreciated by people, especially the youth.' 'This made the State fear them.'

Source: rediff.com