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International Tribunal Set To Issue Climate Change Opinion On May 21 - Vimarsana News

International Tribunal Set To Issue Climate Change Opinion On May 21

The International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea has announced they will deliver their advisory opinion on climate change and international law on May 21.

Source: forbes.com
The Growing Threat of Cybercrime Law Abuse: LGBTQ+ Rights in MENA and the UN Cybercrime Draft Convention - Vimarsana News

The Growing Threat of Cybercrime Law Abuse: LGBTQ+ Rights in MENA and the UN Cybercrime Draft Convention

This is Part II of a series examining the proposed UN Cybercrime Treaty in the context of LGBTQ+ communities. Part I looks at the draft Convention’s potential implications for LGBTQ+ rights. Part II provides a closer look at how cybercrime laws might specifically impact the LGBTQ+ community and...

Source: eff.org
Southern Baptists want to change their name, but their oppressive legacy will remain - Vimarsana News

Southern Baptists want to change their name, but their oppressive legacy will remain

Racism, misogyny, antisemitism, queerphobia... all in the name of Christ.

Go First's insolvency has policy riddles we must resolve - Vimarsana News

Go First's insolvency has policy riddles we must resolve

Securing the interests of creditors and flyers better would help Indian aviation soar higher

Belarus: New Laws Target Critics in Exile - Vimarsana News

Belarus: New Laws Target Critics in Exile

Belarusian parliament passed legislative amendments to a 2002 citizenship law that could be used to target members of the political opposition, activists, and other critics in exile, Human Rights Watch said today.

Source: hrw.org