JUSTICE ABROAD
Every SC judge is "very experienced": CJI tells lawyer, reprimands him for complaining about another judge
Supreme Court advocate Ashok Pandey faces criticism from multiple judges for not following court orders and filing unsuccessful pleas. He is warned of license cancellation and contempt notices for failing to pay fines. Judges emphasize the importance of abiding by legal procedures.
Indian farm labourers march to end 'slavery' after worker death shakes Italy
Thousands of Indian farm laborers in Italy demand an end to "slavery" after the tragic death of Satnam Singh, who lost his arm in a work accident. Exploitation of undocumented migrants in agriculture sector sparks outrage and calls for justice and better working conditions.
Nikhil Gupta will now face justice in American courtroom, says US attorney general
Indian national Nikhil Gupta, 53, is accused of plotting to murder Sikh extremist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun in New York. Gupta was arrested in the Czech Republic and extradited to the US on June 14. He pleaded not guilty in a federal court. The US Justice Department emphasized its commitment to protecting American citizens and free speech. Gupta, allegedly working with an Indian government employee, faces charges of murder-for-hire and conspiracy. If convicted, he could be sentenced to a maximum of 10 years in prison for each charge.
Top UN court orders Israel to halt military operation in Rafah; Israel is unlikely to comply
Israel signals defiance of ICJ order, citing protection of citizens, while Russia ignores court order on Ukraine invasion.
US says Boeing can be prosecuted for 737 MAX crashes
Boeing breached obligations under an agreement that had shielded it against legal proceedings for the accidents, department officials said in a letter to a federal court in Texas.
Obscene video case: Court rejects bail plea of Prajwal Revanna, SIT takes HD Revanna into custody
JD(S) MP Prajwal Revanna's bail denied in Bengaluru. Explicit videos circulated, sparking scandal. CBI may issue Blue Corner Notice in sex scandal involving Prajwal Revanna who left the country post-polls.
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How Columbia University's complex history with the student protest movement echoes into today
College students at Columbia University are taking part in pro-Palestinian demonstrations, echoing a long-standing tradition of activism at the prestigious institution dating back to 1968. The recent arrests of over 100 students have sparked protests at campuses nationwide. However, these actions have faced criticism for alleged antisemitism, leading to tensions on campus and calls for increased security measures.
Japan expands its foreign worker visa programme for the first time since inception
The Japanese government has expanded the skilled worker visa program to address labor shortages by admitting up to 820,000 foreigners in various sectors.
UK announces GREAT scholarships 2024 for Indian students: All about the universities participating & what you need to apply
The GREAT Scholarships program 2024 also includes two scholarships specifically for Justice and Law studies, in partnership with the Ministry for Justice. Indian students interested in pursuing courses related to human rights, property law, criminal justice, commercial law, can apply for these scholarships.
After Gurpatwant Singh Pannun's threat, Bhagwant Mann says won't let 'anti-Punjab' forces succeed
Speaking on the sidelines of a function to hand over job letters to youths, the chief minister said such threats are a natural outcome of the zero-tolerance policy adopted by his government against anti-Punjab forces and efforts are on to bring back criminals involved in anti-national activities from safe havens abroad to punish them.
Anti-terrorism meet focuses on Pro-Khalistanis Elements
The re-emergence of Pro-Khalistan Elements (PKEs) is a key topic of discussion at an anti-terrorism conference. Heads of anti-terrorism squads, special operation groups, and the National Investigation Agency are participating in the conference. The conference will address recent actions taken and challenges faced in India and abroad, including the NIA crackdown on narcotic-smugglers-gangsters nexus.
Got political clearance to travel abroad after filing plea: Delhi Mayor Shelly Oberoi to HC
Delhi Mayor Shelly Oberoi informed the Delhi High Court that she received political clearance from the Centre for her trip to Brisbane. However, the Centre's counsel disputed this, claiming that the clearance was granted before the petition was filed. The court disposed of the plea, stating that the petitioner's grievance no longer exists. This comes after the Centre granted political clearance for Delhi Environment Minister Gopal Rai to travel to New York.
Women's reservation bill most transformative revolution in our times for gender justice: President Murmu
President Droupadi Murmu expressed her support for the bill providing 33% reservation for women in the Lok Sabha and state assemblies, calling it a "transformative revolution for gender justice." She made the statement at the biennial conference of the national human rights institutions in New Delhi.
NIA seizes Canada-based Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannu's property in Chandigarh
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has seized a property owned by the founder of banned organization Sikhs for Justice (SFJ), Gurpatwant Singh Pannu, in Chandigarh. The action was taken following confiscation orders passed by the NIA Special Court. The agency has also confiscated Pannu's properties in Punjab's Amritsar.
Worried about situation where protectors become perpetrators: Gujarat HC on traffic cops extorting money from couple in cab
The HC had taken suo motu cognizance of a news report about the "disturbing fact" of two traffic police jawans and a TRB jawan forcibly entering a cab during a checking drive late at night. They allegedly threatened to book the couple, who was on their way home from Ahmedabad airport after returning from abroad, for violation of the police commissioner's notification.
Discuss repatriation of Indian kids taken away by child agencies abroad: Retired judges to G20 leaders
The retired judges suggested that return to a safe placement in the home country is a more humane and compassionate solution for such children than leaving them in foreign state custody for the entirety of their childhoods.
Poland's working population will shrink by a third without migration, new study shows
Poland's working-age population is projected to decline by almost a third by 2060, unless the country allows more migrants from beyond eastern Europe, according to a study by the state statistics office. The study highlights the challenge of a dwindling birth rate and the political debates surrounding immigration. The decline in the working-age population would put more strain on Poland's labor market and public finances, as the number of retirees increases. The report suggests diversifying the countries of origin of immigrants, including from Asian and African countries, to compensate for the labor market losses.
After weaponizing immigrants, Europe’s East finds it needs them
The notion of foreign workers filling gaps in the labor market is hardly unusual, and a chronic shortage is forcing employers across Europe to look further afield. But in these parts of Eastern Europe, that’s unmasked an awkward truth: Economic reality has caught up with some of the most vitriolic anti-immigrant rhetoric on the continent.
New Bill on criminal procedure to bring changes in police probe, trial with aid of technologies
Section 151 of the BNSS Bill says, "whoever wages war against the government of any foreign state at peace with the government of India or attempts to wage such war, or abets the waging of such war, shall be punished with imprisonment for life, or for a term which may extend to seven years, with/without fine".
UK has no intention of becoming a place where those seeking to evade justice can hide: British Security Minister
The India-UK relationship was elevated to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership during the India-UK virtual summit held between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his then British counterpart Boris Johnson in May 2021. At the summit, the two sides adopted a 10-year roadmap to expand ties in the key areas of trade and economy, defence and security, climate change and people-to-people connections among others.
UK has no intention of becoming a place where those seeking to evade justice can hide, says British Security Minister
The UK has said it has no intention of becoming a destination for fugitives, in the midst of India's continued request for two affluent men to be extradited. Tom Tugendhat, the British Security Minister, said that extradition processes had to be followed in relation to multiple matters. He was speaking about Vijay Mallya and Nirav Modi, who currently live in the UK and who India wants to extradite.
Korea to prioritize Korean language ability as part of immigration reform
The Ministry of Justice has said that fluency in Korean would play a significant role in the issuance of E-7-4 visas. These visas, which grant permanent stay in Korea with an initial three-year period and unlimited renewals, are given to individuals who meet specific criteria including a minimum of four years of work experience.
Cough syrup deaths case: The meds they bought were toxic. Now Gambian parents seek justice
At least 70 children died from acute kidney injury in Gambia last year, cases the World Health Organization (WHO) linked to medicines made by Indian drugmaker Maiden Pharmaceuticals that were contaminated with diethylene glycol (DEG) and ethylene glycol (EG), toxins normally used as industrial solvents and antifreeze agents.
Pakistan court declares Toshakhana corruption case against Imran Khan inadmissible
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Khan, 70, was indicted in the Toshakhana case on May 10 by Additional Sessions Judge Humayun Dilawar, who rejected objections about the admissibility of the case.
US Supreme Court rules that colleges must stop considering the race of applicants for admission
Many institutions of higher education, corporations and military leaders have long backed affirmative action on campuses not simply to remedy racial inequity and exclusion in American life but to ensure a talent pool that can bring a range of perspectives to the workplace and U.S. armed forces ranks.
Indian nurses hoping to work in Ireland stuck in visa 'logjam': Report
With the waiting times for visas going up, nurses have missed their exam slots, making them wait for the next exam, pay the fee again and seek a new three-month visa, The Irish Times reported, quoting the owner of a health recruitment agency.
Delhi Police registers case over protest outside Indian High Commission in London
India on last Sunday night summoned the British deputy high commissioner and demanded an explanation over the complete "absence of security". In a strongly-worded statement, the Ministry of External Affairs said India finds "unacceptable" the indifference of the UK government to the security of Indian diplomatic premises and personnel in the UK.
HC grants 'last opportunity' to Centre, LG to respond to plea challenging provision of seeking permission for foreign visits
The Delhi High Court on Monday granted a "last opportunity" to the Centre and the lieutenant governor to respond to Transport Minister Kailash Gahlot's plea challenging a provision which requires state government ministers, including the chief minister, to seek political clearances from the Centre for foreign visits.
SC refuses to entertain plea seeking SOP for ensuring safety of Indians travelling to foreign countries
The bench said that if a person is detained illegally, they can seek consular access and an SOP will not serve the purpose, the bench said. "What you are seeking is not permissible in law," it said.
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