When leaders of Sahel states speak of ‘foreign sponsors of destabilization’, they are referring directly to France, the UK, the US, and NATO.
Late last...
French prosecutors have opened a criminal probe into the US tech giant over allegations it recorded users without their consent.
French prosecutors have opened a...
The Missouri Supreme Court has upheld a US$611 million verdict against Bayer's Roundup weedkiller, reinforcing juries' findings that glyphosate exposure can cause cancer.
The case...
At a 15 September hearing in Hamilton, Family Court Judge Garry Collin issued wide-ranging interim injunctions to protect the privacy and welfare of Tom...
Lawyers are questioning the independence of ACC’s dispute resolution process after discovering multiple identical rulings issued by the Independent Complaint and Review Authority (ICRA),...
The convicted paedophile’s girlfriend argued that she was shielded from prosecution by an earlier plea deal.
The US Supreme Court has rejected Ghislaine Maxwell’s bid...
A Chilean office worker has won a court case against his former employer, Dan Consorcio Industrial de Alimentos de Chile, after being mistakenly paid...
The Australian government is facing a major class action lawsuit alleging its Work for the Dole program discriminated against Aborigines.
Lawyers from Maurice Blackburn argue...
A long-running unfair dismissal case against ANZ in Australia has reignited in the Federal Court, with former senior trader Etienne Alexiou grilled over a...
Australia’s Federal Court has ordered the state broadcaster ABC to pay an additional AUD $150,000 in penalties after unfairly sacking fill-in radio presenter Antoinette...
Lawfare under the microscope: how US Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) was suddenly, unethically and undemocratically adopted by the New Zealand Parliament.
“I’ve got to say...
The French leader has filed a defamation suit against US right-wing commentator Candace Owens for alleging Brigitte Macron was born male.
French President Emmanuel Macron...
Immigration and adoption specialist Stewart Dalley has warned that New Zealand’s urgent changes to section 17 of the Adoption Act could leave overseas children...
The High Court has overturned an Environment Court ruling that ordered $70,000 in costs against three Poutama rangatira and kaitiaki involved in the Mt...
Auckland barrister and activist Hannah Lucy Swedlund, 28, has been convicted for orchestrating and carrying out red paint vandalism on National Party electorate offices,...
The Law Commission’s latest report, Ia Tangata, has drawn strong criticism from advocacy group Resist Gender Education (RGE), which says the recommendations threaten the...
NZ Outdoors and Freedom Party (NZOFP) is extremely concerned about the serial undermining of fundamental rights by governments and our courts and supports urgent...
New Zealand First has today introduced a Member’s Bill that would ensure physical identification remains a valid and equal alternative to fully digital identification.
The...
The Crown has spent more than $70,000 on legal representation for former Labour ministers Jacinda Ardern, Chris Hipkins, Grant Robertson and Ayesha Verrall during...
The Government will expand the powers of Community Magistrates in an effort to reduce delays and ease pressure on the District Court, Associate Justice...
The Government is introducing a new law to curb targeted and disruptive protests outside people’s homes, Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith has announced.
Goldsmith said while...
Leon Sheeran, who unsuccessfully sued Masterton District Council for $2.4 million over a 2019 playground injury, has been ordered to pay about $20,000 towards...
The European Media Freedom Act has officially taken effect across all EU member states, aiming to "safeguard press freedom" and the confidentiality of sources.
However,...
Rachael Reed KC has called for a formal investigation into serious process failures by the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) regarding retrospective...
The Israeli prime minister’s next hearing is not expected before September due to court recess.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will miss scheduled corruption hearings...