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6 Jul 2026

Saudi court orders barber to pay employer for breaching work contract. #SaudiArabia #Labor #Court #Jobs #News #Law

Post by Abdurrahman

2 likes2 comments#court #saudiarabia #news #law #labor

5 Jul 2026

UAE warns travellers that drug use abroad can still lead to legal action after returning. #Dubai #Law

Post by Al Zaheri

0 likes0 comments#law #dubai

1 Jul 2026

Kuwait’s traffic department has warned motorists against decorating vehicles with unauthorized stickers, writings or images, particularly during graduation celebrations. Officials said such modifications violate traffic laws and may result in fines, vehicle impoundment or imprisonment, urging the public to celebrate responsibly while ensuring road safety and compliance with regulations. #Kuwait #T

Post by Tarique Rahman

4 likes3 comments#traffic #news #graduation #roadsafety #law

17 Jun 2026

The Supreme Court has sought the Centre’s response to a petition challenging the use of Aadhaar as proof of citizenship. The plea argues that identity documents such as Aadhaar and ration cards can be obtained by individuals who are not citizens, raising concerns about their use in citizenship-related matters. The case could have significant implications for identity verification, documentation po

Post by Faisal

4 likes4 comments#aadhaar #g #citizenship #supremecourt #law

15 Jun 2026

GCC Secretary General Jasem Albudaiwi has inaugurated the Unified Gulf Legislation Platform in Riyadh, a major initiative aimed at enhancing legal cooperation and legislative integration among Gulf states. The platform currently hosts more than 24,700 legal and legislative documents and offers advanced search tools for governments, researchers and legal professionals. Officials say it will strengt

Post by Abdurrahman

5 likes2 comments#law #legislation #gulfcooperation #gcc

12 Jun 2026

The Supreme Court of the United States has rejected Alabama’s appeal to carry out an execution using nitrogen gas, leaving lower court rulings blocking the method in place. Previous judgments raised concerns that the procedure could violate constitutional protections against cruel and unusual punishment. The decision reignites debate over execution methods in the United States and the legal standa

Post by Jacob Smith

4 likes3 comments#supremecourt #deathpenalty #justice #law #unitedstates

6 Jun 2026

A lecture on Artificial Intelligence delivered by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant at the University of London was briefly interrupted when an audience member attempted to raise questions unrelated to the topic. Organizers stepped in and clarified that only AI-related questions would be addressed. The incident drew attention online while discussions on technology, law and governance continued dur

Post by Faisal

3 likes2 comments#technology #universityoflondon #artificialintelligence #suryakant #indianews

2 Jun 2026

The Karnataka High Court has sparked debate after observing that existing laws are failing to create a strong deterrent against crime. While hearing a rape accused’s bail plea, Justice R Nataraj remarked that offences are increasingly being committed casually because punishments no longer have the same preventive impact. The court’s comments have triggered wider discussions about law enforcement,

Post by Faisal

4 likes4 comments#karnatakahighcourt #crime #ind #judiciary #law

2 Jun 2026

The Supreme Court has observed that voluntary sex work by consenting adults is not illegal under Indian law and that police do not have the authority to target or harass adults engaged in such activities. While reaffirming that running a brothel remains unlawful, the court directed authorities to ensure that voluntary sex workers are not victimised during raids. The ruling came while examining reh

Post by Faisal

4 likes4 comments#india #judici #humanrights #supremecourt #law

27 May 2026

A sessions court in Cuttack acquitted Mohammad Abdur Raheman Ali Khan in a case involving alleged links to Al-Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent and Indian Mujahideen, citing insufficient evidence. The ruling comes after years of legal proceedings and has once again highlighted concerns regarding evidence standards, anti-terror investigations, and judicial scrutiny in sensitive national security cas

Post by Faisal

4 likes3 comments#india #terrorcase #breaking #court #cuttack

18 May 2026

Kuwait’s Justice Minister Counselor Nasser Al-Sumait emphasized that working in the Public Prosecution carries major responsibility tied directly to people’s freedoms, rights and dignity. During an orientation meeting for new legal researchers, he urged candidates to uphold integrity, impartiality and respect for the rule of law. The meeting marked the beginning of a six-month judicial training pr

Post by Tarique Rahman

5 likes4 comments#law #judiciary #justice #kuwait

14 May 2026

Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Interior announced punitive measures against 14 Saudi citizens and five expatriates for violating Hajj regulations after attempting to transport 29 individuals without Hajj permits into Makkah. Authorities said penalties include fines reaching SR100,000, imprisonment and public disclosure of violators’ names as part of efforts to strictly enforce pilgrimage laws and main

Post by Abdurrahman

4 likes3 comments#makkah #hajj #law #security #saudiarabia