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    Protesters gather outside Supreme Court on CJI issue

    22 Apr 2019

    Protesters on Monday gathered outside the Supreme Court complex demanding an independent probe into the sexual harassment allegation raised against Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi.

    Protests erupt in India after top judge cleared of sexual harassment

    07 May 2019

    A former court assistant accused chief justice Ranjan Gogoi of having made unwanted sexual advances last year, the most high-profile case in a wave of sexual harassment accusations after a #metoo movement swept the country.

    Protests erupt after judge cleared

    07 May 2019

    Dozens of protesters gathered outside India’s Supreme Court on Tuesday, a day after a panel of judges dismissed a sexual harassment complaint against the chief justice, carrying placards demanding a new and impartial investigation.

    Rahul offers unconditional apology to Supreme Court

    08 May 2019

    Congress party chief Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday tendered an “unconditional apology” to the Supreme Court of India for attributing to the court his remark that the prime minister is a thief.

    Germany reopens painful debate on assisted suicide

    16 Apr 2019

    Germany’s highest court will begin hearing on Tuesday a case brought by terminally ill patients and doctors against a law banning professional assisted suicide services, reopening a bitter debate.

    US Supreme Court to hear case on vulgar trademarks

    15 Apr 2019

    The US Supreme Court takes up on Monday the government’s refusal to register a trademark by a clothing line named “Fuct,” and arguments should be, well, salty.

    Bangladesh executes killer of founding leader Sheikh Mujibur Rahman

    12 Apr 2020

    In 1998 Abdul Majed was sentenced in absentia to death along with a dozen other army officers over the murders. Bangladesh's Supreme Court upheld the verdict in 2009 and five of the killers were executed several months later.

    India needs to resolutely tackle destabilisation

    16 Mar 2020

    The domestic scene in India looks like it is acquiring an air of general disquiet for several reasons — the after effect of ‘communal’ violence in the capital that had caused large casualties and destruction of property,

    Court upholds appeal on ruling over dud cheques

    09 Apr 2020

    The Supreme Federal Court upheld the appeal of two people to a verdict obligating them to pay Dhs2,135,000 to a person they had given dud cheques to, for the price of mobile phones they bought from him.

    India offers ailing telecom firms two-year moratorium on payments

    21 Nov 2019

    India has granted the country’s beleaguered telecom giants a moratorium on spectrum payments until the end of March 2022, offering much-needed respite after the Supreme Court

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