24th November - Law News

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• SUDAN: Trapped in an endless cycle of violence – the plight of Darfuri women and girls http://t.co/CyvKAo7deW 
• SUDAN’s rights body admits existence of human rights violations http://t.co/INu9LeM3kq 
• Human Rights advocates ask RUSSIA to annul ‘foreign agent’ law http://t.co/n1tGaFUNgD 
• ZIMBABWE: State prosecutors had fail to establish a prima facie case against the human rights campaigner Chikomo http://t.co/b3gFyJKHt0 
• INDONESIA: Victims of human rights abuse to share their stories http://t.co/3c7VzrqMco 
• BAHRAIN: Time to Release Bahraini Human Rights Defender Nabeel Rajab from Prison http://t.co/QTAxQoitBx 
• JAMAICA: Human Rights group demands resignation of top policeman for failing to keep murder rate down http://t.co/t7v7dkXO7m 
• EU Controversy, Churchill and the Charter – The Human Rights Roundup | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/rcw3si1tzW 
• Hostility to the European Court and the risks of contagion | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/mjZSqzfZpO 
• When is an advert "political" for the purposes of a ban under the Communications Act? | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/SsLy3TL5lj 
• UK may need law against secret filming and photography after European Court ruling | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/k1fMeaaG95 
• Judicial review proceedings may not be terminated by the government - Court of Appeal | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/jyNiC5kikZ 
• Personal consultation with solicitor must be offered before terror questioning, rules High Court | UK HumanRightsBlog http://t.co/i4Z2GskSsF 
• TheLawMap Wig is out! http://t.co/oV3eHC3kLR
• Police 'failing to investigate anti-Muslim abuse' http://t.co/OWCSWxdODU 
• Police commission: Neighbourhood policing under threat http://t.co/ddyTvR9bAg 
• Robber Brian James Waite held after seven years on run http://t.co/AY62rBTvB6 
• Pilot jailed for turning up drunk to fly 156 people from UK to Pakistan http://t.co/IkSQxYhdJh 
• ‘An accident waiting to happen’: the mystery of how Paul Flowers’ career flourished http://t.co/Jg4iqwtDf9 
• What does it feel like to murder someone? http://t.co/8ni9yzrGUJ 
• Man in court on murder charge after toddler Amina Agboola dies in Peterborough hospital http://t.co/I1vlGOnBV5 
• Police ‘narrow and discredited’  says ex-Met boss failing their communities http://t.co/qwCi3X0Wsq 
• ‘Courts biased against blacks’ with white offenders less likely to be jailed for similar crimes, says official report http://t.co/87t1nqB176 
• Pope Francis warns against commercialising athletes http://t.co/u4nnz2E4py 
• Proposed date for Scottish independence named http://t.co/51y1y3V9Bf 
• Land tenancy law amendment to be put out for consultation http://t.co/8CqTJc2UnK 
• US: California law allows transgender students to pick bathrooms, sports teams they identify with http://t.co/wSLw8AKtut 
• GERMANY threatens to jail Carl Malamud for making the law available for free http://t.co/jzQyVgedUv 
• SAUDI ARABIA: Royal decrees issued on litigation http://t.co/sQnBaexvrL 
• TANZANIA: Stop interfering with judiciary, Isles politicians told http://t.co/2a9ZA2mGo6
• When clients are their own worst enemy: input on how to advise a client who simply won’t listen http://t.co/zmIZcXKKlv 
• Derry solicitor’s book to launch in London http://t.co/QOZ2ELXbS5 
• Nottingham solicitor's final curtain http://t.co/BHw0MKFE7O 
• Former South African president says balancing stability and rule of law is a principal challenge facing AFRICA http://t.co/qbynjLXU77 
• US: Immigration and Reproductive Justice: Fighting for Family Rights http://t.co/44Uuiv4RiT 
• Interview with Syrian Minister of Justice | Pulitzer Center http://t.co/WzFGIPHeXJ 
• INDIA: Chief Justice inaugurates National Lok Adalat http://t.co/4B8ziFipkB 
• Restorative justice could reduce criminal trials http://t.co/byH1p9Xky3 
• US: Rumors of Anthony Kennedy as a moderate on abortion are wildly overblown http://t.co/OB6ITEjqib 
• Money paid to US surrogate mum not illegal: UK judge http://t.co/hFIQrAxlOQ 
• Identifying a potential Hague Convention case and responding appropriately http://t.co/IQ4qsmWhyQ 
• Linking to infringing material may not on its own be an act of copyright infringement, says UK judge http://t.co/4oiwIhnlwz 
• UK High Court Clarifies Scope of Directors’ Duties http://t.co/1LvyMIUrix
• The Church of England may be a step closer to ordaining female bishops http://t.co/FGsTw4RM1P
• Teenage arsonist jailed for destroying replica Iron Age roundhouse http://t.co/2QRdXckIld 
• PAKISTAN: Akram Sheikh appointed ‘Special Prosecutor’ in Musharraf trial http://t.co/OFlfNNVuAe 
• Sex Appeal Seems a Risky Way to Advertise Your Legal Services http://t.co/XgT9qwKGR9 
• The Harvard Legal Aid Bureau at 100 http://t.co/uCnAYKR5wx 
• In-house lawyers yet to see value of low-cost legal centres | Legalweek http://t.co/XYSmbe3r2y 
• New action over Stansted expansion http://t.co/t0umRs2ciH 
• Legal team flown out to India in bid to free Scots pirate-buster Billy Irving http://t.co/dmg3AWj7kP 
• CANADA: Legal snag could cause massive delays in Omar Khadr appeal http://t.co/SBSm3iNh5B 
• Legal aid row at Arlene Arkinson inquest http://t.co/06UwPOXN7e 
• Legal history as mum wins fight for inquest into her stillborn son http://t.co/51Yzyzmo4r 
• INDIA: Legal process relating to sexual assault allegation against Tehelka editor must reach its logical conclusion http://t.co/zlim49egme 
• Legal the EU's new legal eagle demands justice for all | Joshua Rozenberg http://t.co/nO67cMetFD 
• Ignoring corruption is the real racism http://t.co/QRIZf5a6ey 
• We can send you to jail for objecting to an offence we’ve yet to specify http://t.co/Ostke4H8pT
• US: California split as professor in murder trial of her alleged rapist is jailed http://t.co/lWpYmkJcBJ 
• US: NSA deputy director skeptical on sharing data with FBI and others http://t.co/uKfiqp2VzI 
• Dominic Grieve criticised for claims corruption endemic in some communities http://t.co/X8d9a7JBgW 
• Head teacher apologises over 'racial discrimination' letter http://t.co/YnwmwulD4p 
• David Cameron welcomes family-friendly internet filters http://t.co/HfXjZysKpG
• Price comparison sites to be investigated over deals http://t.co/6KBwGPdjFD
• CHINA establishes 'air-defence zone' over East China Sea http://t.co/S75HTzH3Q9 
• LATVIA president calls supermarket collapse 'murder' http://t.co/IKeeMU4q1w 
• London 'slavery' case women met 'in collective' http://t.co/zJ2oc3bots 
• Ethsham Ghafoor murder: Family launches Facebook appeal http://t.co/3tSOqGymfs 
• Patient died after East Midlands Ambulance crew lost keys http://t.co/BEBKeVcY5q 
• Greenpeace denies 'Arctic 30' group were ill-prepared http://t.co/avzF9q9otN 
• Corruption problem among some UK minorities, says MP http://t.co/yUAkZ0y9NT