The Karnataka High Court ruled that flat owners cannot claim exclusive rights to common amenities like clubhouses and roads if their sale deed explicitly permits sharing with another housing society, as seen in the case of Arya Hamsa and Arya Hamsa Grande projects.
A long-term study of land returned to Chile's Mapuche community reveals that while commercial tree plantations decreased, native forest cover and biodiversity showed no significant improvement, challenging assumptions about Indigenous land stewardship.
The Taliban marks five years in power in Afghanistan, claiming 'restored stability' despite a worsening humanitarian crisis, including a deep human rights crisis, severe restrictions on women, and critical child malnutrition levels.
The Fabian Society and Joseph Rowntree Foundation urge Andy Burnham and the government to prosecute companies using bogus self-employment practices, protecting up to 4 million gig economy workers denied statutory rights.
Liberal democracies face a challenge from 'good life states' that promote specific visions of human flourishing, threatening liberal values of pluralism and individual choice. The author argues liberals must craft an attractive moral vision without sacrificing freedom.
Five years after taking power, the Taliban are ending their international isolation as regional and western powers resume diplomatic contacts, sparking human rights concerns.
Ontario's top court ruled the province can remove Toronto bike lanes, overturning a lower court's decision that had blocked the removal on constitutional grounds.
Patrick and Brittany Mahomes donated $5 million to Texas Tech's South End Zone and Dustin R. Womble Football Center project, pushing fundraising totals to $115 million.
Europe's leading clubs threatened to boycott future Club World Cups unless Gianni Infantino dropped the Fifa Forward Enterprise scheme, which was subsequently shelved amid widespread anger over lack of consultation.
France's Constitutional Council rejected a bill seeking to ban social media access for under-15s, ruling it infringes on minors' freedom of expression and dealing a blow to President Emmanuel Macron.
A federal judge in Boston dismissed a Trump administration lawsuit accusing Harvard University of ignoring the harassment of Jewish students, ruling the incidents cited were too isolated to prove a persistent civil rights violation.
A complex surrogacy dispute across California, Alaska, and Texas has escalated after surrogate McKenna West gave birth to a baby with a severe congenital heart condition, highlighting conflicts over medical decisions, parental rights, and differing state laws.
A UN report documents war crimes and crimes against humanity in Myanmar, highlighting military air strikes, torture, and sexual violence amidst junta-led elections.
Cuba celebra nesta quinta-feira os 100 anos do nascimento de Fidel Castro em meio a uma grave crise energética, apagões nacionais e debates acadêmicos e internacionais divididos sobre o legado de avanços sociais e repressão política do líder da Revolução de 1959.
A US federal judge in Boston dismissed the Trump administration's lawsuit claiming Harvard University failed to protect Jewish and Israeli students from harassment post-Gaza war, citing lack of evidence for ongoing civil rights violations.
UK government analysis estimates employers may face £350m to £2.9bn annual costs due to reforms limiting zero hours contracts, aiming to ensure fair pay for workers, despite business concerns over disproportionate costs.
Die Taliban haben sechs Mitarbeiter einer Frauenrechtsorganisation in Afghanistan gewaltsam verschwinden lassen. Die Männer, die für die 'Women and Children Legal Research Foundation' arbeiteten, wurden vor knapp einem Monat festgenommen. Es gibt keine Informationen über ihren Verbleib.
Missing a single loan EMI typically leads to reminders rather than immediate action. Loans become Non-Performing Assets after 90 days, prompting legal or collection steps while RBI guidelines protect borrower dignity.
Members of women's rights group Collective Shout detail severe online abuse, deepfakes, and doxxing following a successful campaign to remove violent video games from online platforms.
Eurovision organizers announced rule changes barring countries in armed conflict from hosting the contest, raising the minimum performer age to 18, and banning pre-recorded support for lead vocals.
Displaced Palestinian women in Gaza are opting for khulu divorces, relinquishing financial rights and dowries to bypass severe wartime delays and destruction in the local Sharia court system.
Former Southern Poverty Law Center official Heidi Beirich has been charged in the Justice Department's criminal case against the group, facing wire fraud conspiracy and other charges.
The EEOC is dropping a subpoena enforcement action against Nike after the sportswear giant provided documents for an investigation into its diversity, equity, and inclusion policies.
The Metropolitan Police plan to deploy live facial recognition technology on London's Oxford Street, drawing criticism from human rights groups over mass surveillance and civil liberties.
