by Eric Bailey There are moments in the life of a nation when the real test of character is not found on the battlefield, but in what follows after the guns fall
The mountain dominates the western coast of New Zealand’s North Island, also known as Aotearoa. Its peak is like the center point of a sundial, the shadows on its slopes telling time. The
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In a landmark development for international criminal justice, Sean McGovern, the right-hand man of notorious crime lord Daniel Kinahan, has been extradited from the United Arab Emirates to Ireland — a move
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What if justice, as we venerate it in liberal-democratic orders, is merely a sophisticated veneer for entrenched power? What if its moral sublimity is but the normative consequence of institutional inertia and
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The first thing we do, let’s kill all the lawyers ~VShakespeare, Henry VI (Act IV, Scene II ) Current Relevance In a characteristically incisive manner, Shakespeare—through the infamous line “The first thing
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Accountability, or the orchestrated illusion of it, lies at the bleeding heart of our modern socio-political malaise. From the crumbling courthouses of collapsing democracies to the gilded executive chambers of unrestrained autocrats,
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In a manoeuvre that can only be described as a diplomatic Molotov cocktail, the Israeli Knesset has advanced a bill that would criminalise cooperation with the International Criminal Court (ICC). This legislation,
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In a rare public rebuke, Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts has rejected calls for impeaching federal judges, shortly after President Donald Trump demanded the removal of U.S. District Judge James E.
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The International Criminal Court (ICC) has ignited fresh controversy by issuing an arrest warrant for former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, accusing him of crimes committed between November 1, 2011, and March 16,
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The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has found Ukraine guilty of failing to prevent the 2014 Odessa tragedy, in which 48 people lost their lives and over 250 were injured. The
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The trial of seven medical professionals charged with the culpable homicide of football legend Diego Maradona has begun in a court outside Buenos Aires, with the prosecution labeling his death as “murder.”
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In a narrow 5-4 decision, the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled against the Trump administration, ordering the immediate release of nearly $2 billion in frozen foreign aid payments. The ruling marks yet
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In a landmark case that has stirred conversation about consumer rights and time management, a Bangalore man has successfully won a legal battle against PVR INOX, India’s largest cinema chain, for allegedly
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Editorial Justice in Sri Lanka is no longer a sacred ideal—it has been auctioned off to the highest bidder. The very profession sworn to uphold the law has become a grotesque marketplace
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The Bar Association of Sri Lanka (BASL) has issued a powerful statement warning the government against reviewing the Attorney General’s (AG) decisions, stating that such political interference threatens the independence of the
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In a sweeping move to reshape the Department of Justice (DOJ), the Trump administration has reassigned several top career officials in key divisions, signaling a sharp shift in focus toward immigration enforcement
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