The Supreme Court of India has decided to launch an exclusive platform to livestream court proceedings, which will address privacy and data security concerns that arise with streaming judicial hearings on a public platform.
Once declared an Indian, a person cannot later be declared a foreigner rules the Gauhati High Court. The high court’s current observations are especially significant in light of several accounts of individuals being certified citizens by FTs only to be detained by police later.
Alex Jones was struck with default judgements in Connecticut and Texas after failing to hand over financial records. Subsequently, Alex Jones has filed for bankruptcy following multiple lawsuits.
The new bill introduced by Democrat Sen. Nancy Skinner wants to make non citizens living in California police officers and doesn’t show a distinction between legal and illegal immigrants.
India has introduced a weapons of mass destruction bill to combat dangerous virus research. Experts say timing of amendment bill may have to do with reports of unauthorised work in labs amid the pandemic, and also as a response to rapid advances in drone technology.
The New Civil Liberties Alliance has filed a lawsuit against the US Govt for pressuring Big Tech companies to censor information about COVID-19.
Indian authorities have imposed a Rs 25 crore fine on Coca-Cola and PepsiCo for illegal extraction of groundwater.
A team of international criminal and human rights attorneys recently submitted an official request to the US administration for targeted sanctions against Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath for his part in extrajudicial executions reportedly perpetrated by the state’s police forces between 2017 and 2021.
Facebook’s facial identification technology has been the subject of judicial action in the past, the latest which comes from Texas, who are suing Meta over facial recognition software.
