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A US judge has delayed the trial of Abu Agila Mas’ud Kheir Al-Marimi, accused of creating the bomb that destroyed Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie. The trial was set …
Delay Granted in Lockerbie Bombing Trial of Abu Agila Mas’ud Kheir Al-Marimi Read More
The UK Supreme Court will hear a class action lawsuit against Brazil Iron for its operations in Piatã, Bahia. The ruling by Mr. Justice Bourne was made on March 10, …
UK Supreme Court to Hear Class Action Against Brazil Iron Read More
Brazil’s government is gearing up for significant court-ordered debt payments set to commence in 2027, necessitating urgent discussions before April 2026, ahead of budget guidelines. A Supreme Court ruling has …
Brazil’s Urgent Fiscal Crisis: Court-Ordered Debt Payments Loom Ahead Read More
Samuel Frimpong, a Ghanaian deported from the UK for fraud, has been allowed to return due to human rights concerns. An immigration tribunal ruled that his deportation unjustly separated him …
Ghanaian Fraudster Granted Return to UK Following Human Rights Ruling Read More
Liberia’s Supreme Court, under Chief Justice Yuoh, faces a critical juncture amidst a political crisis marked by an ambiguous ruling in the House leadership conflict. As Koffa seeks the Court’s …
Liberia’s Supreme Court: A Legacy at Stake as Chief Justice Yuoh Approaches Retirement Amid Political Crisis Read More
Former President Pedro Castillo’s trial has begun, focusing on his failed attempt to dissolve parliament, which resulted in his arrest. Several former officials are also accused of involvement, with the …
Trial Commences for Former President Pedro Castillo of Peru Read More
The High Court of Uganda has ordered KCCA to rename streets that honor colonial figures, emphasizing names that reflect Uganda’s cultural heritage and unity. This decision follows a petition from …
High Court Directs Decolonization of Uganda’s Public Spaces Read More
Manuel José García-Mansilla has been sworn in as a new Justice of Argentina’s Supreme Court following President Javier Milei’s Decree 137/2025. The CSJN will meet on March 6 to consider …
Argentina’s Supreme Court Welcomes New Justice García-Mansilla Read More
Uganda’s Supreme Court ruled that military trials of civilians are unconstitutional, requiring that ongoing cases be moved to civilian courts. This decision is hailed as a victory for human rights. …
Uganda’s Supreme Court Declares Military Trials of Civilians Unconstitutional Read More
The Federal High Court in Lagos has granted Facebook an interim order blocking ARCON’s $38.55 million demand for non-compliance with advertising regulations. Justice Yellim Bogoro ruled in favor of Facebook’s …
Federal High Court Protects Facebook from $38.55 Million Demand by ARCON Read More