Tarique Rahman 12 May 2026Justice Minister Nasser Al-Sumait praised Kuwait’s Public Prosecution for its professionalism and key role in protecting society and upholding the rule of law. During his visit, he emphasized that the Public Prosecution remains a central pillar of the criminal justice system through enforcing penal laws, pursuing offenders and safeguarding legal principles. The ministry highlighted its commitment 3 likes2 comments#justice#legalsystem#law#courts#kuwait
Jacob Smith28 Apr 2026A disabled landlord in London faces emotional and financial strain as a tenant refuses to pay rent or vacate, racking up £15,000 in arrears. Court delays have left her stuck in a legal limbo, highlighting flaws in the eviction system and challenges faced by vulnerable property owners. The case sheds light on housing disputes, legal backlogs, and the human cost behind prolonged justice processes. #3 likes3 comments#socialissue#legalsystem#property#uknews#justicedelay
Abdurrahman 23 Apr 2026Saudi Justice Minister Walid Al-Samaani conducted an inspection of courts in Jeddah, focusing on improving efficiency and service quality. During his visit, he reviewed operations, met court users, and emphasized faster resolution of cases. The initiative reflects ongoing efforts to modernize the judicial system, enhance transparency, and ensure timely delivery of justice. #SaudiArabia #Justice #J4 likes4 comments#legalsystem#reforms#governance#judiciary#justice
Abdurrahman 16 Apr 2026Walid Al-Samaani announced that Saudi Arabia’s new Enforcement Law, approved under King Salman and Mohammed bin Salman, enhances transparency, strengthens creditor-debtor balance, and improves judicial efficiency. The law supports digital transformation and aligns with Vision 2030 by ensuring faster dispute resolution and structured legal processes. #SaudiArabia #Justice #LawReform #Vision2030 #Le4 likes4 comments#legalsystem#reforms#vision2030#justice#transparency