Pauline Hanson described paid domestic violence leave as "ridiculous" and a "holiday," arguing the family law system is "broken" and favors women, suppressing men. Her comments, made on a podcast and radio, sparked condemnation from the ACTU and anti-family violence groups, with Hanson accusing media of twisting her words.
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson labeled paid domestic violence leave "ridiculous," claiming it diverts police from "real crime." She also stated the family law system is "broken," favoring women and "suppressing males," with these comments resurfacing after previous criticism regarding domestic violence.
During D4vd's preliminary hearing, Celeste Rivas' family lawyer, Patrick Steinfeld, described crime scene photos as "gruesome" and "disturbing," causing Rivas' mother to cry. D4vd has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder and other charges, including mutilation of a human body, as the case proceeds.
During singer D4vd's preliminary hearing, Celeste Rivas' family lawyer, Patrick Steinfeld, described crime scene photos as "gruesome" and deeply distressing for the family, causing Celeste's mother to cry throughout. D4vd has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder and other charges, with allegations including luring Rivas to his Hollywood Hills home, killing her, and dismembering her body.
Former independent MPs Zali Steggall and Allegra Spender have launched Community Strong Australia, a new political party aiming to offer an alternative to major parties. The party, founded on values of sensible economic management, climate action, equality, and integrity, will operate with a collective leadership model and allow members to vote independently on most matters.
Samarth Singh, husband of the deceased Twisha Sharma, was arrested at Jabalpur district court. Her family's lawyer alleges Singh was hiding in a locked courtroom before police took him into custody. The MP govt recommended a CBI probe.
Germany's Justice Ministry has proposed reforms to family law aimed at better protecting domestic violence victims. The changes include allowing victims to keep their new addresses secret in court proceedings and strengthening the role of children aged 14 and older in legal matters.
Japanese Communist Party Chairwoman Tomoko Tamura criticized proposed revisions to the Imperial House Law, stating that the Diet should not legislate in a way that is detached from public opinion. She expressed strong concern over government-led movements and reiterated her call for a direct discussion on female emperors.
Afghanistan's Taliban regime has enacted a new family law regulation, "Principles of Separation Between Spouses," detailing rules on marriage, divorce, and child marriage. A key provision interprets a virgin girl's silence after puberty as consent, drawing international condemnation.
