The Supreme Court declared walking a fundamental right under the Constitution, integral to the rights to life and free movement. It urged the government to enact a law mandating footpaths on all roads for pedestrian safety, citing the death of a child.
Survivors of domestic violence often delay leaving abusive partners due to concerns for their pets, as many shelters do not accommodate animals. Programs like RSPCA's Pets in Crisis provide crucial support by boarding pets, while recent law changes consider animal welfare in domestic violence cases, aiding victims in legal disputes.
Victims of domestic violence often delay leaving abusive partners due to concerns for their pets, as many refuges do not accommodate animals. Recent law changes in Australia now consider pet ownership in family law cases and acknowledge cruelty towards companion animals as part of domestic violence, offering crucial support to survivors.
Despite reservations from Ladakh representatives over meeting minutes, the Centre remains committed to constitutional safeguards under Article 371 and bureaucratic accountability to the political executive. Future discussions will define the scope and framework.
Cumhurbaşkanı Yardımcısı Cevdet Yılmaz, Elazığ'da ELBİRFED'in düzenlediği 'Çaydaçıra Işığında Birlik Gecesi' programında konuştu. Yılmaz, Elazığ'a yapılan altyapı, ulaşım, sağlık ve eğitim yatırımlarını vurgulayarak, terörün maliyetinin 2 trilyon doları aştığını belirtti.
Cumhurbaşkanı Yardımcısı Cevdet Yılmaz, Elazığ'da düzenlenen 'Çaydaçıra Işığında Birlik Gecesi' programında yaptığı konuşmada, son çeyrek asırda Elazığ'a yapılan altyapı, ulaşım, sağlık ve eğitim yatırımlarını vurguladı. Yılmaz, terörün maliyetinin 3 trilyon doları aştığını belirterek, güçlü ve haklı bir Türkiye vizyonunu savundu.
An Indian captain, Ajay Pant, was arrested in the UK and charged with breaching sanctions after his Russian oil tanker, MV Smyrtos, was intercepted. The vessel, en route from Russia to India, was found without a legitimate flag. Pant appeared in court and was remanded in custody, with his family appealing to the Indian government for assistance.
Iran asserted control over the Strait of Hormuz, requiring ships to seek permission and mandatory insurance to cross. This conflicts with the US, which noted 20 ships transited overnight via a recommended route along Oman's coast, amid industry concerns over potential future tolls.
Iran's Foreign Ministry has denied media reports claiming the Strait of Hormuz has been closed, stating that shipping continues and that armed forces are ensuring safe passage for merchant vessels.
An IndiGo aircraft with over 140 people onboard was struck by lightning at Kolkata airport on Friday. The plane, en route to Agartala, has been grounded as a precaution. Two ground staff were treated and are stable. Passengers were rerouted.
Senator Tammy Duckworth has urged the FAA to reject President Trump's proposed 259-foot "Triumphal Arch," citing safety risks to planes near Reagan National Airport. She called it a "vanity project" that distracts from national needs and is irresponsible given recent air safety efforts.
Around 80 mines must be cleared from the Strait of Hormuz before normal shipping can resume, according to Phil Belcher of Intertanko. The main route is closed and dangerous, with an estimated 600 vessels waiting in the area. The US and Iran have signed a memorandum of understanding to cease hostilities.
Google DeepMind is adopting a cybersecurity approach to AI safety, viewing advanced AI agents as potential insider threats. They've published an "AI Control Roadmap" with a tiered defense system, including automated kill switches and using AI to monitor other AI, to manage risks like data misuse and sabotage.
Iran is waiving fees for security, safety, and environmental services for ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz. This comes as the strait saw 25 commercial vessel crossings on Thursday, the highest since mid-April, following its effective closure after February 28.
An official from the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) stated that constant pressure from Ukrainian armed forces on plant employees poses a significant threat to nuclear safety, with potential repercussions across Europe and Ukraine. The official warned that a disaster could be comparable to Chernobyl.
The Scottish National Party (SNP) has lost the Aberdeen South seat to the Scottish Conservatives in a by-election, with Douglas Lumsden winning by 6,050 votes. The result is seen as a referendum on the North Sea oil and gas industry.
Hong Kong experienced sunny intervals on the Tuen Ng Festival, following a day of severe black rainstorm warnings. Experts cautioned outdoor enthusiasts about potential safety hazards from the recent extreme weather.
A Chandigarh consumer commission has ordered The Manor Luxury Service Apartments in Shimla to pay Rs 20,000 compensation to a guest, Priyanka Sud, who injured her foot after slipping on a damaged, marshy road connecting her apartment to the property's restaurant. The hotel was found negligent for failing to provide safe access and promised transportation.
Magdalena Sobkowiak-Czarnecka, dotychczasowa pełnomocniczka rządu ds. mechanizmu SAFE, została nową wiceministrą obrony narodowej. Jest pierwszą kobietą na stanowisku sekretarza stanu w historii MON. W resorcie będzie odpowiadać m.in. za zakupy dla armii.
Magdalena Sobkowiak-Czarnecka, pełnomocniczka rządu do spraw mechanizmu SAFE, zostanie powołana na stanowisko wiceministry obrony narodowej. Premier wydał zgodę na jej awans, a nominację odbierze dzisiaj. W MON będzie odpowiedzialna m.in. za zakupy dla armii.
İzmir'in Urla ilçesinde kıyıya yakın görülen köpek balığı, sosyal medyada paniğe yol açtı. Uzmanlar, bu tür gözlemlerin artmasının nedenlerini ve köpek balığı türlerinin Türkiye sularındaki durumunu değerlendirdi.
Western Australia will pilot real-time facial recognition cameras in police vans to scan crowds for wanted individuals, sex offenders, and missing persons. The technology will pixelate non-matches and delete data immediately, aiming to enhance community safety while addressing privacy concerns.
Western Australia Police will trial real-time facial recognition cameras in a marked van to scan crowds for wanted individuals, child sex offenders, and missing persons. The technology will cross-reference faces with a database, alerting officers to potential matches. Police aim to address privacy concerns by stating the system pixelates non-matches and deletes data immediately.
The Northern Territory government plans to extend alcohol bans in its 43 town camps, which are home to Aboriginal communities. The current bans expire in January 2027, and the government aims to prevent a return of "rivers of grog" to reduce alcohol-related violence and improve safety. The move is supported by the Aboriginal health sector but comes after a tragedy involving a child.
