Israel Faces Genocide Accusations at UN Court Over Gaza War
South Africa brings landmark case against Israel at UN's top court, accusing it of genocidal acts in Gaza. ICJ hearing examines evidence as international pressure mounts.
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Gaza Exodus: Thousands Flee as Israeli Bombardment Rages
A new wave of Israeli airstrikes across Gaza has triggered a mass civilian exodus, with the Hamas-run health ministry reporting a soaring death toll. The escalating conflict has ignited a fierce international debate, with South Africa leading accusations
ICJ Rules Israel Must Prevent Genocide in Gaza
The UN's top court has issued a historic interim ruling, ordering Israel to take immediate steps to prevent acts of genocide in Gaza and allow humanitarian aid, while stopping short of demanding a ceasefire.
ICJ condemns Israeli President Herzog for inflammatory Gaza comments
The International Court of Justice singles out Israeli President Isaac Herzog in a landmark ruling, finding his incendiary rhetoric contributed to violations of international law in Gaza.
Noel Clarke loses libel case against The Guardian
Actor Noel Clarke's high-profile libel case against The Guardian has been dismissed in a landmark ruling, hailed as a resounding victory for investigative journalism and the women who came forward.
High Court forces police to delete innocent man's data
A landmark High Court ruling forces Surrey Police to delete data collected on an innocent man from Horley, setting a crucial precedent for privacy rights and police use of personal information in the UK.
Judge's landmark ruling redefines birth mother rejection
A groundbreaking family court ruling challenges traditional views on birth mother rejection, offering a new perspective on child welfare and the complexities of adoption.
BBC loses libel case against doctor in Noel Clarke scandal
In a major legal ruling, the BBC has lost its libel case against a doctor who provided evidence against actor Noel Clarke. Charities welcome the decision as a crucial victory for freedom of speech and protecting whistleblowers in sexual misconduct cases.
Noel Clarke loses libel case against The Guardian
Actor Noel Clarke's libel case against The Guardian over misconduct allegations has been dismissed by the High Court, which ruled the reporting was in the public interest. A major victory for press freedom.
Noel Clarke loses libel case against The Guardian
Actor Noel Clarke has suffered a major legal defeat in his libel claim against The Guardian, with the High Court dismissing his case over the newspaper's investigation into serious sexual misconduct allegations.
Portsmouth Clashes: Migrant Protesters Face Counter-Demonstrators
Tensions flare in Portsmouth as rival protests clash over asylum seeker accommodations, days after a landmark court ruling against an Essex hotel housing migrants. Latest on UK immigration debates.
Major Change for Anyone Buying a House in UK
A landmark legal ruling has transformed the home-buying process in England and Wales, granting buyers a crucial 'cooling-off' period after a property sale falls through. Discover how this change protects your finances.
Supreme Court Blocks Trump Request for DEI Records
The US Supreme Court has temporarily shielded diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) research from disclosure, denying a request from Donald Trump's legal team. The ruling highlights the Court's role in balancing presidential transparency with academic an
Judge Blocks Trump's Alcatraz Alligator Plan
A federal judge has delivered a major blow to Donald Trump's proposal to house alligators on Alcatraz Island, ruling the bizarre plan a clear violation of US animal welfare laws. The ruling halts a publicity stunt widely condemned by wildlife experts.
Judge blocks Yellowstone winter transport expansion plan
A federal judge has halted a controversial plan to allow massive 'snow coach' transports in Yellowstone National Park, delivering a major victory for environmental groups concerned about wildlife disruption and pollution.
High Court blocks asylum seeker hotel plan in Epping
In a landmark ruling, the High Court has permanently halted the Home Office's controversial scheme to use a historic Essex hotel as accommodation for asylum seekers, siding with local council and residents.
Court Backs Councils to Block Asylum Seeker Hotels
A landmark High Court ruling has handed local councils sweeping powers to shut down asylum seeker hotels using planning laws, throwing the new government's flagship immigration strategy into chaos and creating a multi-million pound emergency.
Transgender neo-Nazi wins women's prison transfer case
A convicted neo-Nazi terrorist, who began identifying as a woman after being charged, has won a High Court battle to be transferred to a women's prison, sparking a major debate on justice system policies.
Newsom defies Supreme Court on homeless encampments
California Governor Gavin Newsom announces a major shift in homeless policy, siding with cities against a Supreme Court ruling to accelerate the clearing of encampments in Los Angeles and beyond.
Teacher fired for blackface wins job back in shock ruling
A Canadian teacher who was dismissed for wearing blackface as a Halloween costume has been controversially reinstated by an arbitrator, sparking a fierce debate on racism, accountability, and education.
Court blocks Home Office asylum hotel plan in Essex
A landmark High Court ruling has thwarted the Home Office's controversial plan to use a four-star Essex hotel for asylum accommodation, siding with local council and residents. The decision sets a significant precedent for nationwide asylum housing disput
Clinton Judge Blocks Trump's Epstein Files Request
A federal judge appointed by Bill Clinton has rejected Donald Trump's latest attempt to force the release of sealed documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein case, dismissing the motion as a 'diversion'. The ruling deals another blow to the former presiden
Court Orders Ten Commandments in Texas Schools
A federal appeals court has mandated the display of the Ten Commandments in all Texas public school classrooms, igniting a fierce national debate on religious freedom, education, and the First Amendment.
Australian Jewish leaders condemn Albanese in letter to Netanyahu
The Executive Council of Australian Jewry accuses Prime Minister Anthony Albanese of damaging bilateral relations with Israel through 'one-sided' rhetoric and misrepresenting ICJ rulings, in an extraordinary diplomatic rebuke.
Sanex ad banned in UK for 'problematic' black skin portrayal
The UK's advertising regulator has banned a Sanex shower gel commercial, ruling its portrayal of black skin as a 'problem' to be solved is harmful and perpetuates negative stereotypes. The ASA's landmark decision marks a significant step in combating raci
Epping Hotel Ruling Sparks Government Constitutional Crisis
Exclusive: A damning legal ruling on the Epping Forest Hotel has left Government ministers in a constitutional crisis, trapped between judicial orders and furious local opposition. Andrew Tettenborn analyses the fallout.
Oregon Court Halts CEO's Lavish Water Use in Landmark Ruling
A landmark ruling by the Oregon Supreme Court has blocked a tech CEO from using massive amounts of public drinking water for his mansion's extravagant amenities, setting a crucial precedent for water rights during droughts.
High Court Orders Essex Asylum Hotel Closed After Protests
A High Court judge has mandated the immediate closure of an Essex asylum accommodation following far-right demonstrations that raised serious public safety concerns. The ruling highlights growing tensions over migrant housing policies.
Miami Court Rules in Bizarre Alligator Custody Battle
A Miami court has made a landmark ruling in an unprecedented custody case, deciding the fate of a 13-foot alligator named Alcatraz. The bizarre legal battle pitted state wildlife officials against a local family, setting a new precedent for reptile owners
Seattle beach closed after judge bans public sex
A Seattle beach has been closed following a judge's ruling against public sexual activity at Denny Blaine Park, sparking debate over public decency laws.
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