To kiss or not – the taboo around public affection in India
The Delhi Metro network, a symbol of sleek, air-conditioned train travel in modern India, seems to have become a hotspot…
Category: Law
Tinubu promises to fight corruption, protect Nigerian judges from vices
Nigerian President-elect, Bola Tinubu, yesterday, pledged that his administration would put incentives and policies in place to make corruption unattractive…
South Africans take law into their own hands to drive out foreigners
South Africa’s president says he’s “deeply disturbed” at the abuse of foreign nationals working in the country. It is a…
Oklahoma lawmakers pass near-total ban on abortion
Lawmakers in Oklahoma have passed a bill that would impose a near-total ban on abortions in the state. The bill…
Kenyan tea pickers allowed to sue firm in Scotland
A Scottish judge has said he will allow hundreds of Kenyan farm workers to take legal action against one of…
Court Asks ExxonMobil to Subject Self to Local Laws while operating in Nigeria
The National Industrial Court sitting in Lagos has reaffirmed its earlier ruling that ExxonMobil Corporation must subject itself to Nigerian…
Boris Johnson does not believe he broke Covid rules at party, says minister
The Northern Ireland secretary, Brandon Lewis, has insisted the prime minister was “very, very sincere” when he apologised for attending…
All Marriages Conducted In Ikoyi Registry Are Legal – FG
The Ministry of Interior has debunked reports making the rounds that the Federal High Court sitting in Lagos has declared…
Britain moves to ban big-game hunters from bringing trophies back into country
Trophies of endangered and threatened species killed by hunters will soon be banned from being shipped to Britain, according to…
Denmark’s Prime Minister is Questioned Over Mass Mink Slaughter
In Denmark, they’re calling it “minkgate.” A government decision last year to cull Denmark’s herd of 17 million minks for…