An IT program launched by the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) to facilitate information sharing between courts, solicitors, and police has been criticised for putting the justice system “at danger.” In the last several years, the Common Platform software system for … Continue reading Court Sharing System Puts Justice System At Risk, say Solicitors
In a speech hailing a ‘new era for the UK economy’, Kwasi Kwarteng unveiled the biggest tax cuts in 50 years. There will be a reduction in income tax and stamp duty on home purchases, as well as a cancellation … Continue reading Chancellor Kwarteng Promises “New Era” from his Mini-Budget
Sunday’s parliamentary elections in Italy have the potential to make history by electing the nation’s first female prime minister to lead its most right-wing administration since World War Two. Giorgia Meloni’s Brothers of Italy (FdI), a nationalist party, received just … Continue reading Will Italy Vote For The “Most right-wing Goverment Since WW2”?
The continued arbitrary detention of opposition leader and Member of Parliament Job Sikhala and MP Godfrey Sithole reveals the politicised justice system in Zimbabwe, Amnesty International said today, as 100 days have passed since their incarceration. Lucia Masuka, Executive Director … Continue reading Zimbabwe: Detention of Sikhala and Sithole is “unjust and abusive”
The discovery of mass graves in Izium district of Ukraine confirms the dark cost of Russian aggression Amnesty International’s Director for Eastern Europe and Central Asia responded to the reported discovery of a mass burial site.“These newly reported discoveries confirm … Continue reading Mass Graves in Izium Show Cost of Russia’s Aggression
Russia: Alexei Navalny facing ‘deeply disturbing’ treatment in prison, according to reports Alexei Navalny was transferred from penal colony IK-5 to penal colony IK-6, where his treatment by the administration and colony guards has become harsher. He has been placed … Continue reading Alexei Navalny facing ‘deeply disturbing’ treatment in prison
