A majority of Brazil’s Supreme Court has delivered a resounding victory for indigenous land rights, decisively overturning recent congressional efforts to undermine these vital protections. This landmark ruling marks a significant triumph for indigenous communities and environmental advocates alike
A Tokyo court has once again upheld Japan’s ban on marriage equality, rejecting a heartfelt challenge from same-sex couples. This decision highlights the ongoing legal and social struggles faced by the LGBTQ+ community in Japan
The English High Court has made a groundbreaking ruling, deciding that a third-party assignee cannot enforce an ICSID award against Spain. This landmark judgment sets crucial limits on assignment rights in the complex world of international arbitration enforcement
A U.K. judge has held global mining giant BHP Group accountable for Brazil’s most devastating environmental disaster, condemning the company for a deadly dam collapse that caused widespread destruction
India’s top court has firmly stated that the recent Air India crash report clears the pilot of any blame, emphasizing that the investigation is dedicated purely to uncovering the truth without assigning fault, according to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Australia’s High Court has boldly upheld the government’s wide-reaching power to impose extensive visa bans, sparking intense debate over civil liberties and immigration control amid growing worries about executive overreach
The Supreme Court has rejected conservative activist Laura Loomer’s attempt to sue social media giants over her bans, decisively affirming these platforms’ power to control and moderate content, reports USA Today
A second appeals court has decisively upheld birthright citizenship, delivering a powerful blow to efforts tied to former President Trump that sought to limit this essential constitutional right. This landmark ruling protects the rights of children born in the U.S. to non-citizen parents, guaranteeing their protections remain secure and unwavering
A UK court has made a groundbreaking decision to deport an Eritrean asylum seeker, spotlighting critical national security issues. This ruling powerfully reinforces the government’s firm stance on enforcing its strict immigration policies
A Brazilian judge has stepped in to block the suspension of the soy moratorium, a vital environmental pact aimed at stopping deforestation in the Amazon, Reuters reports
A German court has issued a bold ruling: Apple is prohibited from labeling its smartwatch as “carbon neutral” because it failed to provide convincing proof for this claim. This decision casts a spotlight on Apple’s environmental marketing tactics, sparking heightened scrutiny throughout Europe
A federal judge has taken decisive action to halt the transfer of new detainees to Florida’s infamous high-security detention center, dubbed “Alligator Alcatraz,” spotlighting urgent concerns over inmate safety and living conditions. This landmark ruling now puts a temporary stop to the facility’s bold expansion plans
Italy’s Supreme Court has dealt a stunning blow to oil giant ENI, marking a major triumph for environmental advocates. This groundbreaking ruling underscores the growing call for corporations to take serious responsibility in safeguarding both people and the planet, Greenpeace reports
The Supreme Court has slammed the brakes on a ruling that could have seriously undermined the Voting Rights Act, pausing changes that might strip away crucial voting protections. This decision shines a spotlight on the fierce and ongoing battles over election laws sweeping the nation
The European Court has affirmed that the UK remains steadfast in protecting political rights, rejecting allegations of Russian interference in its elections. This decisive ruling underscores the UK’s robust dedication to maintaining electoral integrity, reports JURIST Legal News
The world’s highest court has issued a landmark ruling that could transform Australia’s climate future, urging stronger and more decisive action to meet global targets, says the Climate Council
Argentina’s highest court has upheld the corruption conviction of former President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, shining an even brighter spotlight on the major public works scandal that shook her administration, NPR reports
A U.S. judge has ordered Argentina to surrender its stake in YPF, escalating the fierce battle over a colossal $16.1 billion judgment and turning up the heat in the high-stakes struggle over debt repayment and sovereign assets, Reuters reports
Spain has upheld the fine against former football chief Luis Rubiales for his controversial forced kiss during the Women’s World Cup celebrations, standing resolute amid a storm of public debate
Argentina’s Supreme Court has upheld the prison sentence for former President Cristina Fernández, cementing her conviction in a groundbreaking corruption case. This decision marks a historic turning point in the nation’s judicial landscape
