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Imran Khan · Pakistan

SC annuls decision against civilian trials in military courts

60% Right coverage: 5 sources

The Supreme Court of Pakistan on Wednesday reinstated the Pakistan Army Act in its original form, overturning its October 23, 2023 ruling that had declared certain provisions of the law unconstitutional. In a majority 5-2 verdict, the apex court upheld the appeals filed by the Ministry of Defence and others, restoring clauses previously struck down, including Sections 2(1)(d)(i), 2(1)(d)(ii), and 59(4) of the Army Act. Justices Aminuddin Khan, M…See the Story

Africa · Kenya

Kenya Has a Bold New Disability Law - Now to Make It Work

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Analysis - Kenya has long recognised the rights of persons with disabilities in law. The 2010 constitution guarantees access, dignity and inclusion for people living with disabilities.See the Story

Justice · Kathmandu

Nepal: “No-one cares”: Descent-based discrimination against Dalits in Nepal - Amnesty International

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

Authorities in Nepal are failing to protect Dalits, particularly women and girls, from systemic and widespread caste-based discrimination. This report documents the experience of systemic caste-based discrimination in Nepal and the challenges they face in accessing justice as the Nepali authorities’ existing legal and protective measures prove insufficient and fail to secure their human rights. […]See the Story

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SC annuls decision against civilian trials in military courts

Kenya Has a Bold New Disability Law - Now to Make It Work

Nepal: “No-one cares”: Descent-based discrimination against Dalits in Nepal - Amnesty International

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