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12 Aug 2026

Oman: The Consumer Protection Authority resolved a dispute involving a delayed iron delivery, protecting the consumer’s rights. #Oman #ConsumerRights

Post by James

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12 Aug 2026

Oman: The Consumer Protection Authority plans a “Consumer Passport” to make access to its services easier. #Oman #ConsumerRights

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1 Jul 2026

Australia’s consumer watchdog has filed a lawsuit against Amazon, alleging the company used unfair contract terms by introducing advertisements on Prime Video and requiring subscribers to pay more for an ad-free experience. Regulators say more than one million annual subscribers may have been affected by the policy between 2023 and 2025. #Amazon #PrimeVideo #Australia #ConsumerRights #Technology #

Post by Jacob Smith

4 likes3 comments#australia #primevideo #amazon #business #consumerrights

12 Jun 2026

Budget airline Ryanair is facing scrutiny from the UK’s competition regulator over fees charged to parents wishing to sit next to their children during flights. Authorities are examining whether the airline’s seating policy, which often requires an additional payment, complies with consumer protection laws. The investigation has sparked wider discussion about airline pricing practices and passenge

Post by Jacob Smith

4 likes3 comments#travel #ryanair #unitedkingdom #consumerrights #aviation

14 May 2026

Australian supermarket giant Coles has been found guilty of misleading consumers with fake discount promotions in a landmark federal court ruling. The country’s consumer watchdog argued the retailer temporarily increased prices on hundreds of products before advertising them as discounted under its “Down Down” campaign. The court agreed the promotions were “not genuine,” a decision that could lead

Post by Jacob Smith

4 likes4 comments#b #businessnews #coles #australia #consumerrights

4 May 2026

Authorities in Kuwait uncovered multiple violations during a joint inspection campaign targeting restaurants and cafés in the capital. Officials reported spoiled food and pricing irregularities, with inspections carried out in coordination between key ministries. The campaign highlights ongoing efforts to enforce safety standards and protect consumer rights. #Kuwait #FoodSafety #Inspection #Public

Post by Tarique Rahman

3 likes3 comments#kuwait #inspection #consumerrights #foodsafety #lawenforcement

29 Apr 2026

A skincare advertisement claiming to make users look years younger has been banned for misleading consumers. Regulators raised concerns over the study’s reliability, highlighting the need for transparency and accuracy in product marketing. #UK #Advertising #ConsumerRights #Health #Beauty #Law #Marketing #Transparency #News

Post by Jacob Smith

3 likes3 comments#consumerrights #law #uk #advertising #beauty

25 Apr 2026

Indian Railways has been fined Rs 60,000 after a Mohali senior citizen was reportedly denied access to a usable toilet for over 24 hours during travel. The consumer court termed it a serious deficiency in service, underlining the need for better passenger care and accountability in public transport systems. #IndianRailways #ConsumerRights #Mohali #PublicService #IndiaNews

Post by Faisal

2 likes2 comments#consumerrights #publicservice #indianrailways #mohali #indianews

25 Apr 2026

Punjab RERA has ordered Omaxe to pay Rs 1.27 crore in interest to a homebuyer for delayed possession of a flat, marking a significant victory for consumer rights. The ruling emphasized that subvention schemes cannot override buyer compensation, strengthening protections for homebuyers against project delays and unfair practices. #PunjabRERA #RealEstate #ConsumerRights #Housing #IndiaNews

Post by Faisal

3 likes3 comments#consumerrights #punjabrera #housing #indianews #realestate

3 Apr 2026

The Delhi Directorate of Education has issued strict guidelines to private schools, prohibiting them from forcing parents to purchase books, uniforms, or stationery from specific vendors. The move follows multiple complaints of overpricing and unfair practices, aiming to protect consumer rights and ensure transparency in the education system. #DelhiSchools #EducationPolicy #ConsumerRights #Parents

Post by Faisal

4 likes4 comments#breakingnews #delhischools #educationpolicy #consumerrights #schoolrules

26 Mar 2026

The CCPA has directed hotels and restaurants not to charge extra fees like LPG or fuel costs. Strict action will be taken to protect consumer rights. #CCPA #ConsumerRights #India #Hotels #Restaurants

Post by Faisal

6 likes6 comments#restaurants #hotels #india #consumerrights #ccpa

11 Feb 2026

Centre Cracks Down on Mandatory Service Charges in Restaurants The government has reiterated that forcing customers to pay service charges violates consumer protection laws. Restaurants found engaging in the practice may face penalties, officials warned. #ServiceCharge #Restaurants #ConsumerRights #IndiaNews

Post by Jacob Smith

9 likes6 comments#servicecharge #indianews #restaurants #consumerrights

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