Publication of the Online Safety (Amendment) Bill in Government Gazette
The Online Safety Bill has been a topic of significant debate, with various stakeholders voicing concerns about potential restrictions on
Further Legal Scrutiny for Controversial Online Safety Bill Before Enactment
Following its approval in Parliament on January 24th, the contentious Online Safety Bill is set to undergo additional legal examination
South Africa Urges International Court of Justice to Declare Israel in Breach of Genocide Convention
South Africa has formally requested the International Court of Justice (ICJ) for an urgent order, claiming that Israel has violated
Prisons Nationwide Grapple with Severe Overcrowding Amidst Surge in Police Operations
Prisons across the country are confronting a critical challenge as an overwhelming number of individuals find themselves crammed into limited
Legal recognition of same-sex marriage in India: An ongoing battle
“All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights.” On October 17, 2023, a five-judge constitutional bench