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The Mexico Supreme Court ruled recently that two individuals had the right to use marijuana recreationally. The decision essentially states that a blanket ban on weed is unconstitutional and that individuals have the fundamental right […]
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The world’s first all-purpose sex robot resort is set to open next year in West Hollywood, California. While there are already many sex robot brothels popping up all over the world, Eve’s Robot Dreams will […]
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An AI algorithm created by LawGeex successfully outdueled 20 law experts in a recent legal showdown–and it wasn’t even close. The study pitted 20 prominent corporate lawyers and contract attorneys against an AI to determine […]
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Following Austria’s recent passage of gay marriage, the Czech Republic is set to become the first post-Soviet EU country to allow same-sex couples to get legally married. The bill, which is currently being debated on […]
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A Chinese court ruled this week that citizens in Asia’s economic number one economic power have the right to own and trade cryptocurrencies. In the verdict, The Shenzhen Court of International Arbitration (SCIA) proclaimed that […]
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Human Rights Law
The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ruled last week that an Austrian woman’s freedom of expression was not violated after she called the Prophet Muhammad a pedophile. According to the court’s ruling, the Austrian […]
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Human Rights Law
The United Nations Human Rights Committee ruled last week that France’s banning of the niqab, an Islamic veil that covers the entire body except for the eyes, is a violation of human rights. The case […]
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While most western countries are searching for ways to crack down on immigration, Germany recently passed a new immigration bill that seeks to attract more skilled workers from outside the EU in an attempt to […]
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Thailand Marriage
A bill being readied by the Thai government would legalize same-sex civil unions by the end of the year–and as of now, looks extremely likely to be codified into law. The passage would be a […]
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A new law passed by the ruling junta will require pet owners living in Thailand to register their furry friends with the government and pay an accompanying fee of 450 baht. Government spokesman Sansern Kaewkamnerd […]
