Women and children, many victims of trafficking, are being held indefinitely in Indian detention centres under poor and abusive conditions. Lacking access to legal documents and healthcare, they face declining health and fear for their future, with no clear timeline for release or deportation.
A US District Judge ruled against the Trump administration's November 2025 restrictions on immigration processing for 39 predominantly African, Middle Eastern, and Asian countries, citing discriminatory practices masked as national security concerns.
The Delaware Working Families Party is endorsing six primary challengers against incumbent Democratic state lawmakers who supported SB 21, a 2025 corporate law change critics dubbed the 'billionaires bill.' The law altered how companies can use independent directors and limited shareholder records access, benefiting executives like Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg who faced shareholder litigation in Delaware. Musk relocated Tesla's incorporation out of state during the dispute. The party aims to move Delaware 'more in the direction of working class people.'
South Korea's criminal justice system faces scrutiny after the Corruption Investigation Office for High-ranking Officials failed to properly investigate a Board of Audit and Inspection official accused of receiving 1.58 billion won in bribes from construction firms. When the court denied an arrest warrant in November 2023, the CIO transferred the case to prosecution without further investigation. Conflicts over authority for supplementary investigations led to the official being indicted on only three counts involving 290 million won, while 16 allegations worth 1.29 billion won were dropped due to insufficient evidence. The case exposes legal loopholes ahead of the prosecution service's planned abolition in October.
