Tag: judiciary

Romania's top court has dismissed a challenge to annul the recent presidential election, affirming the legitimacy of the results. The ...

The much-anticipated conference, spearheaded by the President of the Special Court, has been unexpectedly canceled, as reported by KosovaPress. The ...

The Council of Europe is leading dynamic efforts to strengthen crisis communication within Montenegro's judiciary. This initiative seeks to build ...

New Jersey Attorney General Matt Platkin confronted intense scrutiny during a Senate hearing focused on gun violence and recent legal ...

The tribunal in Guernsey has already received 16 complaints since the introduction of a groundbreaking new law designed to strengthen ...

The International Criminal Court (ICC) has officially signed a groundbreaking agreement with Latvia to streamline the enforcement of sentences. This ...

The OSCE has strongly condemned external pressures on the judiciary in Bosnia and Herzegovina, labeling them as "unacceptable." Such interference ...

Belarus has sentenced a Japanese national to seven years in prison on charges of espionage, accusing him of gathering sensitive ...

In a bold move, Milorad Dodik, the Bosnian Serb leader, has called on Serbs to pull out of Bosnia-Herzegovina's federal ...

The Committee's judgment on Bosnia and Herzegovina shines a spotlight on pressing human rights issues, revealing deep-rooted challenges in governance ...

Hungarian judges and court staff came together in a powerful rally to champion judicial independence, responding to rising worries about ...