Breaking News
Human Rights Law
Thai authorities have been praised by the LGBT community for introducing a law that aims to protect the rights of any sexual orientation or gender identity, reports Pink News. Thai parliament passed the 2015 Gender […]
Breaking News
International Law
An unusual drugs story is doing the rounds this week, with reports that two Chinese women in Paris have been arrested for blowing “devils breath” drug into people’s faces, which has results in a strong […]
Breaking News
International Law
A London sexual health clinic has accidentally revealed the identities of 780 HIV patients, in what is thought to be the biggest data breach of its kind, reports London’s Evening Standard. A member of staff […]
Breaking News
International Law
Riots over residence law in the Indian state of Manipur last night have left three people dead, and injured scores more, reports The National. The mob violence follows new legislation defining who can claim to […]
Breaking News
Austrailan editor Alan Morison and his Thai reporter colleague Chutima Sidasathian, have been found not guilty in this morning’s highly anticipated verdict, reports the Guardian. The Phuket based journalists stood trial on charges of defamation […]
Breaking News
Australian journalist Alan Morison says he is “hopeful” for tomorrow’s verdict at Phuket Criminal Court, where he is being tried for allegedly defaming the Royal Thai Navy. As the Sydney Morning Herald reports, Morison, 67, […]
Breaking News
Wednesdays’s shooting of TV anchor Alison Parker, 24 and cameraman Adam Ward, 27 of WDBJ-TV in Virginia has caused shockwaves, however although the gunman is dead, the investigations are far from over, reports CNN. Vester […]
Breaking News
Human Rights Law
It’s official: after weeks of speculation, Amnesty International has voted to decriminalize the sex industry, CNBC has reported. Tuesday night saw hundreds of Amnesty delegates vote from Dublin, Ireland, to change the ‘Draft Policy on […]
