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Since the 1950s, the European system of democracy and human rights has evolved thanks to the gradual strengthening of guarantees for political expression, the right of assembly and dissent.
This technology allows you to create personalized stories about China's "comprehensive national security perspective," a framework driven by President Xi Jinping that covers areas from politics and economy to ecology and technology.
There is only one true alternative to organizing life in common: either force or law rule us.
The serial version of John Steinbeck's classic introduces a novelty: the great classic villain of history is now a victimized woman. Writers and spectators point out that it was not necessary
Urban growth in Africa particularly affects the poorest sectors: forced evictions and informal settlements demolished for urban renovation projects, without listening to their inhabitants.
In April 2026, Bangladesh extended maternity leave to 120 days. However, for new working mothers in the textile sector, difficulties persist: Who takes care of their babies when they return to shifts of between 10 and 14 hours?
"Can Singapore maintain order without overcriminalizing peaceful expression? Can we protect cohesion without demanding silent obedience?"
15 years later the scene is repeated with a camp that already exceeds more than 1,000 tents and has the same starting point: "Living a fucking moment"
The United States Supreme Court temporarily authorized the Donald Trump Government to resume the accelerated deportations of migrants to countries other than their places of origin, while analysing the final legality of this policy. International law questioned whether individuals could be sent to countries where they could be victims of crimes. Haim Vásquez, an immigration lawyer and former criminal prosecutor, addresses the issue in France 24.
The gangs continue to terrorize the population, but a combination of armed civilian groups, police and armed forces are trying to keep them away.
The former President of the Supreme Court and former Constitutional Magistrate, who died on Friday, attached as much importance to the law as to the sensitivity with which to interpret it.
Since the night of September 26, 2014, family members, organizations and human rights defenders continue to demand truth and justice for the disappearance of Ayotzinapa students. Despite new lines of research, arrests and promises of progress, the whereabouts of the students remain unknown. Angela Buitrago, a former member of the GIEI in Ayotzinapa, a former prosecutor delegated to the Supreme Court and former Minister of Justice and Law, addresses the issue in France 24.
It seems that there is information that women do not deserve to have, issues that is not even timely to raise.
Maricarren Abascal, evicted at the age of 87 by an investment fund, puts face and name to the drama of housing in Spain
The guarantee court considers that the company exceeded the minimum unemployment services of 2022.
More than murder, the profession, in which old hounds and a new hornada with computer skills live together, is nourished by infidelities and labor casualties.
This theme fascinates me precisely because of its almost invisibility: as many of our articles in the section point out, it is easy to take citizenship for granted when it is obtained automatically and never must be defended.
After being deported from the United States, Ecuador's "former superminister" now faces serious criminal investigations and political accusations in a judicial system that faces questions related to due process.
