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Constitutional mechanisms to enhance democracy should be preferred to trusting the illusion of a benevolent dictatorship.

Canadian Government’s obligations to Sri Lanka consequent to Ontario’s Bill 104, viewed within concepts of “Diplomatic Protection”, “regionalism versus international law” as well as the “Vienna convention 1961” By Chandre Dharma-wardana The provincial government of Ontario passed a bill (Bill 104) implying that a genocide of Tamils occurred in Sri Lanka, and introduced a “Tamil […]

Now that all of the week's action is in the books, Combat Press looks back at the key takeaways from the fights.

The Institute of Race Relations (IRR) has called on the National Council of Provinces (NCOP), in particular its Select Committee on Transport, Public Service and Administration, Public Works and Infrastructure, to reject the Expropriation Bill, which was adopted by the National Assembly in September 2022.

The South African government, in particular the Department of Labour, should seriously consider the right to disengage – the right of employees to not be constantly on call.