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Venâncio Mondlane, former presidential candidate, has accused Mozambique’s attorney general’s office of bias towards him while neglecting his complaints of violence against his political organization. His upcoming hearing relates to …
Venâncio Mondlane Accuses Mozambique Attorney General’s Office of Bias Read More
Rwanda’s judiciary comprises 55% women, showcasing a significant commitment to gender equality in leadership roles. Chief Justice Domitilla Mukantaganzwa exemplifies this progress. Despite ongoing challenges, female judges assert their vital …
Rwanda Achieves Milestone in Gender Representation Within Judiciary Read More
Former Peruvian President Pedro Castillo has begun a hunger strike in protest of a rebellion trial against him, where prosecutors seek a 34-year prison sentence. He claims injustices have been …
Former Peruvian President Pedro Castillo Launches Hunger Strike Amid Rebellion Trial Read More
The Supreme Court rejected Judge Lijo’s leave request, leaving the government surprised. President Milei’s state-of-the-nation address highlighted economic achievements and proposed stringent laws. A legal confrontation erupted between Manes and …
Key Political and Cultural Developments in Argentina: March 1-7 Read More
Argentina’s Supreme Court denied Judge Ariel Lijo’s unpaid leave to take a CSJN role, with his future now dependent on the Senate. Potential alternative candidate Sandra Arroyo-Salgado is suggested, amid …
Argentina’s Supreme Court Decision on Judge Ariel Lijo’s Unpaid Leave Read More
Guyana has filed a request for provisional measures with the ICJ to counteract Venezuela’s plans for elections in the disputed Essequibo region. This action aims to protect Guyana’s territorial rights, …
Guyana Seeks Provisional Measures from International Court Over Venezuelan Elections Read More
Ecuador’s Vice President Veronica Abad has been suspended for two years over gender violence claims, facing a fine of USD $14,100. The court ruling jeopardizes her political capacity and reignites …
Ecuador’s Vice President Veronica Abad Suspended Amid Controversial Ruling Read More
Former Peruvian President Pedro Castillo is on trial for rebellion and grave abuse of authority linked to his failed attempt to dissolve Congress amid an impeachment vote. After being ousted …
Pedro Castillo’s Legal Battle: A Trial Amid Political Turmoil in Peru Read More
Pedro Castillo’s trial has begun, stemming from his attempt to dissolve Congress in December 2022. Accused of rebellion and abuse of power, he faces a potential 34-year sentence. His arrest …
Pedro Castillo’s Trial: Former President Faces Serious Charges in Peru Read More
Advocacy organizations have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration over its attempt to revoke Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitians. The lawsuit asserts that the administration lacks the authority …
Advocacy Groups Challenge Trump Administration on TPS for Haitians Read More