Peruvian Farmer’s Landmark Climate Case in German Court
Peruvian farmer Saul Lliuya’s case in a German court may set a global precedent for holding companies accountable for climate change damages.
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Argentina Opens Trial for Maradona’s Medical Team
Argentina begins trial of Maradona’s medical team over his contentious death, sparking calls for accountability.
EU and ICC Condemn Trump’s Sanctions on Court Officials
The EU has joined the ICC in condemning President Trump’s sanctions on court officials, warning it could jeopardize global justice efforts.
Former Pakistani PM Imran Khan Sentenced to 14 Years in Landmark Graft Case
Pakistani ex-PM Imran Khan convicted and sentenced to 14 years in a landmark graft case, along with his wife Bushra Bibi.
1,001 Wishes Campaign Aims for Happiness and Justice in 2025
Alexander Lebedev launches the 1,001 Wishes campaign, inviting global citizens to share their aspirations for happiness and justice in 2025 using #Hello2025.
Justice Prevails in Hong Kong’s Battle Against Subversion Attempts
A Hong Kong court convicts 14 individuals for plotting to undermine the region’s governance, reinforcing justice amidst foreign threats.
Hong Kong Courts Deliver Verdicts Against Subversion Plot
Hong Kong’s judiciary convicts dozens in a plot to subvert state power, reinforcing stability and the ‘One Country, Two Systems’ framework.
China Upholds International Justice with UNSC Veto Amid Gaza Conflict
China uses its UNSC veto to block a US draft resolution on Gaza, emphasizing international justice and calling for an immediate ceasefire.
Chinese Mainland’s SCIO Press Conference on Enhancing Rule of Law for Growth
Chinese mainland’s State Council Information Office hosts a press conference to discuss strengthening the rule of law in support of high-quality development, with Minister of Justice He Rong addressing the media.