IGNOU's June-July term-end exams face allegations of question papers being sold on Telegram for Rs 199. The university has alerted regional centres and is investigating, though it claims no evidence of a leak and no papers have been cancelled. An unrelated incident also saw some centres receive the wrong question paper for a PG exam.
Hong Kong's ICAC received 1.5 times more corruption complaints about building renovations in early 2026 vs. last year, following public concern after the Wang Fuk Court fire. The ICAC doubled investigators to 100.
Hong Kong's ICAC received 1.5 times more corruption complaints about building renovations in early 2024 vs. last year, following public concern over bid-rigging after a fatal fire. The ICAC has doubled investigators to 100.
Hong Kong's Consumer Council reported 1,050 annual complaints about hotels over the last three years, urging clear policies on booking changes and refunds. Since 2023, 3,346 complaints were received, mostly from non-local travelers, citing contract terminations, service quality, and pricing disputes.
Hong Kong's Consumer Council received 3,346 lodging complaints since 2023, with 58% involving contract changes/refunds. The watchdog urges hotels and booking platforms to clarify responsibilities amid rising complaints.
Hong Kong consumer watchdog reports a 760% surge in complaints against claw machine operators over three years due to misleading displays, rigged settings, and low-quality prizes. One case involved a complainant spending HK$200 on a machine where empty boxes were presented as containing toys.
President Lee Jae Myung acknowledged complaints about voting rights infringement due to ballot shortages in recent local elections but rejected claims of election fraud, calling them a distortion of the issue.
Western Australia is introducing legislation to establish a nine-person Judicial Commission to investigate complaints against judges and magistrates, including bullying, harassment, and inappropriate comments. The independent body aims to enhance transparency and confidence in the judicial system, aligning WA with other states.
A financial misconduct dispute at the Ma Ying-jeou Foundation has escalated into public accusations and criminal complaints, involving former Taiwanese leader Ma Ying-jeou and impacting the KMT opposition party.
Russia has lifted its ban on the gaming platform Roblox following widespread complaints from children and parents. The platform was banned in December for allegedly distributing extremist materials and promoting "LGBT propaganda."
South Korea will appoint 'Conflict Resolution Officers' in public institutions to handle repeated malicious civil complaints, protect public officials, and unify response systems. An AI 'Clean Bot' will also be introduced to detect abusive language in online systems.
A 30s individual in Cheongju was denied a refund for a camping reservation canceled within a minute, highlighting a surge in consumer complaints regarding camping services. Chungbuk Province plans to inspect 60 campsites and online booking sites to address issues like inconsistent refund policies and propose a standard contract.
Social Security Administration Commissioner Frank Bisignano will present evidence of improved customer service, including reduced phone wait times and website fixes, to Congress. Critics, however, argue these gains are temporary and mask underlying staffing issues.
Patrons of the Hong Kong Golf & Tennis Academy (HKGTA) have filed complaints with the Consumer Council and threatened legal action over Rosewood Hotel Group's plan to change operations at its clubhouse in Central, despite Rosewood's announced refinements.
A body, believed to be that of 11-year-old Lyhanna who disappeared on May 29 near Fleurance, France, has been found. The main suspect, a 41-year-old father of two, had prior unacted-upon allegations of raping and sexually abusing minors, sparking outrage over systemic failures in handling such cases.
Private landowners in Taipei's Twin Towers development project have complained to the city's urban design review committee, citing reduced floor levels and impact on the "gateway" value without their consent. The MRT Department stated that total floor area remains unchanged and landowner rights are protected.
The Patient Committee received eight complaints in 2025 regarding healthcare accessibility, with some patients experiencing delayed care possibly due to the switch to the Cosmic electronic health record system. Two serious cases are under investigation, including a "missed cancer diagnosis" where a gastroscopy referral was lost.
Campaigners led by FairSquare are launching a "Reboot FIFA" initiative, calling for an investigation into president Gianni Infantino. A class-action style complaint, to be submitted after the World Cup, alleges breaches of the FIFA code of ethics and seeks reforms in governance, transparency, and accountability.
Users report AI assistants like ChatGPT, DeepSeek, and Kimi are becoming less capable, forgetting instructions, and making more errors. Experts cite commercial pressures, rising costs, and strained computing resources as primary reasons for this perceived 'dumbing down' or 'laziness'.
Police responded to 25 calls related to the June 3rd local elections in Busan, primarily due to voter confusion and complaints at polling stations, including issues with duplicate signatures and missing ballots.
Tasmanian Premier Jeremy Rockliff stated he will not investigate the leak of an email from MLC Ruth Forrest to the media, which requested a ban on strong perfumes during budget hearings due to health concerns. Rockliff suggested Forrest use the yet-to-be-established Independent Complaints Commissioner.
Tasmanian Premier Jeremy Rockliff will not investigate the leak of an email from MLC Ruth Forrest regarding strong perfumes at budget hearings. Forrest expressed concern the leak aimed to trivialize her health matter, but Rockliff suggested she use the yet-to-be-established Complaints Commissioner.
France's government plans to allow all public administrations to file complaints on behalf of their agents who are victims of violence or threats. This measure, part of a broader plan to protect civil servants, will be introduced into a bill against antisemitism.
Two new sexual assault complaints have been filed against former TV presenter Patrick Poivre d'Arvor, bringing the total number of accusers to around 40. The alleged incidents occurred in 2001 and 2011.
