The draft has quite a few significant provisions that aim at the modernization of the state and its legal system
Authorities are still searching for the “intellectual authors” of the attempt in which two drones loaded with explosives were dispatched to a function attended by the president
The first draft of the register has reportedly excluded 4 million people, leading to grave concerns and debates on issues of citizenship
Unions in Namibia and South Africa have said the boycott call against Shoprite will continue till it ceases all disciplinary action against its employees
Prabir Purkayastha of Newsclick and D. Raghunandan of Delhi Science Forum discusses these crucial questions as nuclear weapons continue to dominate 21st century world politics.
Successive governments have used a law introduced after the 1980 coup to suppress industrial action
The huge protests in the aftermath of the election reflect a deep-rooted desire among the people to effect a change in the system
The authorities and the judicial system have focused on prosecuting those immediately responsible as opposed to the institutions that were behind the assassination
Women’s Solidarity for Human Rights is also planning a host of actions against international financial organizations, such as the IMF and the World Bank
Among the latest laws is a a provision that cuts short the term of nearly a third of the judges of the Supreme Court by reducing the retirement age
Celebrated musicians Chico Buarque, Gilberto Gil, and others performed to protest Brazilian ex-president’s imprisonment
Social organizations are preparing for a major mobilization for life and for peace on August 7 when Ivan Duque will be sworn in as president
