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Gambian laws criminalising the spreading of fake news transgress freedom of expression, rules ECOWAS Court of Justice

Are laws criminalising the dissemination of false news contrary to freedom of expression? The Court of Justice of the Economic Community of West African States ruled that criminal laws in...

Supreme Court of India rules that no one can be compelled to be vaccinated

India's Supreme Court ruled that no one can be compelled to be vaccinated. The Supreme Court of India ruled that Article 21 of the Constitution of India protects the bodily...

FIFA’s transfer regulations could be contrary to EU law, says EU Advocate General

Are FIFA's transfer regulations on player transfers illegal? A former professional player sued FIFA and the Belgian Football Association in a Belgian court for damages. The player argued that, as...

University of Chile cannot refuse to award a degree to a student due to debts, Chilean Supreme Court rules

Can a university refuse to award a degree to a student for having debts? The University of Chile refused to award a degree to a student because of debts. Specifically,...

The Judge who risked his life in the Mexican Revolution to save a person.

The Story of the Judge who risked his life in the Revolution to save a person from being shot. There was a judge who risked his life in the Revolution...

Supreme Tribunal in Spain rules that it is not discriminatory to deny Spanish nationality to a person because of his or her polygamous marriage.

Polygamy is a valid reason to deny Spanish nationality according to the Spanish Supreme Tribunal of Justice (STS 3054/2008). The Supreme Tribunal of Justice in Spain, in 2004 and 2008,...

Access to electricity is a human right, rules Mexican Circuit Court.

Is access to electrical energy a human right? The Third Collegiate Court in Civil Matters of the First Circuit, a federal court in Mexico, ruled that access to electrical energy...

Life imprisonment violates human dignity, Colombian Constitutional Court rules.

Unconstitutionality of revisable life imprisonment. Life imprisonment violates fundamental rights and undermines human dignity, according to Colombia's Constitutional Court. Colombia. Constitucional Court. Sentencia C-294/21 The Colombian Congress reformed the Colombian Constitution to...

Did you know that the Mexican Supreme Court considered chiropractic as part of medicine?

In the 1930's the Mexican Supreme Court considered chiropractic to be part of medicine. But why? #LegalHistory Science and art of curing diseases In 1935 the Mexican Supreme Court ruled that in...

Marriage to an Irish citizen does not confer the right to live in the country, rules the Irish Supreme Court.

Case: Gorry & anor -v- Minister for Justice and Equality, A.B.M. & an or -v- Minister for Justice and Equality The Irish Supreme Court ruled that a citizen's right of...

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Judicial Reform in Mexico: It contravenes international law

The President of Mexico presented in February 2024 a Constitutional Reform bill to the Federal Judiciary of great magnitude. One of the transcendental points of the reform is that...

Can universities prohibit students from protesting against them?

Can universities prohibit students from protesting against them? Freedom of expression at universities. It has been reported that university...

Persons with disabilities have the right to found a family

The human right of persons with disabilities to start a family. The right to found a family of...

Supreme Tribunal in Spain rules that it is not discriminatory to deny Spanish nationality to a person because of his or her polygamous marriage.

Polygamy is a valid reason to deny Spanish nationality according to the Spanish Supreme Tribunal of Justice (STS...

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