27th March - Law News

1553rd Edition: LawNewsIndex is a UK based Law, Justice, Legislation & Rights related daily news & legal articles archive brought to you by TheLawMap

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Saturday Conversations on Law

• Supreme Court refuses permission to appeal in Weller children paparazzi photographs case https://t.co/M6MGEhA9uh 
• Legal aid cuts add to strain on divorcees https://t.co/jTtSaKZoXZ 
• I saw Karadžić’s camps. I cannot celebrate while many of his victims are denied justice https://t.co/8K2qexdZCC 
• Nobel peace prize winner and former IPCC boss Rajendra Pachauri speaks out over sexual harassment claims https://t.co/GG9axo4LOA 
• Obama rejects 'attempt to stigmatize Muslims' in #US after Brussels attacks https://t.co/fzfzd8Et4A
• Law Graduate Who Sued Her School Loses at Trial https://t.co/VBYXQ1b37g 
• Fayçal Cheffou charged over ‘core role’ in Brussels bomb attacks #BELGIUM https://t.co/hoWMZbAOak
• Gravestones stolen and camouflaged on road in Sussex cause accident https://t.co/o7OCH8fxDy 
• #Greece removes migrants from Macedonian border camp https://t.co/YDEYv0riWH 
• San Francisco police release footage of Briton’s ‘brutal’ murder #US https://t.co/7hIr6CGXgO 
• Robert De Niro steps into autism vaccination row by screening film https://t.co/IRkjIO6BeL 
• Man who 'confronted Muslim woman' over Brussels claim police acted foolishly https://t.co/N2lVL49tOR 
• Asad Shah death: Appeal for calm after shopkeeper attack https://t.co/iSGQkpbWW5 
• Aldi forced to change paint named 'rape yellow' (after the plant) after complaints from a sex assault victim https://t.co/VXffN9m7Zc
• Chinese activist's family 'taken away' over letter calling for Xi Jinping to quit #CHINA https://t.co/utgIqzvYAI 
• French journalist Florence Hartmann jailed by war crimes tribunal #ICC https://t.co/FTb26upqh3
• Steps That Europe Must Take Now After Brussels https://t.co/3nnD8YLMWO 
• Son of Wrongly Cremated Woman Comes Forward, Resolving a Macabre Mystery #US https://t.co/cE6yeBE3T4 
• Prosecutor Won't Seek Prison for Peter Liang, Ex-Officer Convicted in Killing #US https://t.co/yS47zf8o8q
• Advertising Industry Wrestles With Bias After a Lawsuit #US https://t.co/lduI91H1eK 
• No Contraception? No Equality #US https://t.co/z7T9hugOMf 
• Religion and Birth Control at the #S Supreme Court https://t.co/j8ycfF9zJC 
• For Transgender New Yorkers, a Center of Their Own in the Bronx #US https://t.co/BjatkN97vG 
• Italian city makes it illegal to look like a prostitute in public to protect 'urban decorum' https://t.co/lfPuiWEqHT 
• #US election 2016: The 40-year hurt https://t.co/gYXAqhD67p 
• A year of war that has set #YEMEN back decades https://t.co/mtC1fE7CEs 
• Brussels attacks: Man charged with terrorist offences #BELGIUM https://t.co/3AfzD5q4rs 
• Transforming lives in Manchester through opera https://t.co/sHsv5hcbRj 
• Redcar murders: Man charged over women's deaths https://t.co/8s00TNwhfH 
• TheLawMap Wig is out! https://t.co/Ye0kfEyJSA
• One picture from the Brussels attacks is a lesson in the delicate art of propaganda https://t.co/7so1BvDvMU 
• Government planning to repeal animal welfare codes https://t.co/P2TypeCO9l
• The science of shaken baby syndrome | Letters https://t.co/CZEKnF0F91

Today's video story: Muslim-majority Pakistan is for the first time observing the Hindu festival of Holi as a public holiday. The festival of colours marks the beginning of Spring and the triumph of good over evil.