Sindh High Court
The High Court is a court of law that has a higher jurisdiction than lower courts, sometimes referred to as the Supreme Court.
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Pakistan Chief Justice Afridi Opposes Judge Transfers Over Constitutional Concerns
Pakistan's Chief Justice Yahya Afridi has strongly opposed transferring judges from Islamabad to Sindh High Court, citing threats to constitutional principles and judicial independence. This stance signals increasing conflict over judicial transfers and authority in Pakistan.
Ghana government denies interference as court rulings and expert calls shape OSP reform talks
Ghana's government rejects claims of presidential interference in the Office of the Special Prosecutor amid ongoing court rulings and reform debates. Experts advocate for constitutional amendments to bolster the OSP's independence and effectiveness.
Enoch Burke Seeks Appeal Against High Court Rulings on Suspension and Trespass Injunction
Enoch Burke, a jailed teacher, has challenged two of Ireland's High Court rulings—one concerning his suspension and the other preventing him from trespassing at his school. His appeals could alter legal precedents on employment and access rights in education disputes.
Ghana Court Delays Adjenim Boateng Adjei Trial Until 2026 Over Authority Dispute
The case against Adjenim Boateng Adjei has been postponed until June 2026 due to a dispute over prosecutorial powers. This pause follows a High Court ruling challenging the authority of the Office of the Special Prosecutor, affecting the progress of corruption investigations in Ghana.
Israeli High Court Restricts Powers of Security Minister Ben-Gvir, Starts Ouster Hearings
The Israeli High Court has temporarily restricted some of Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's powers amid petitions to remove him. This development signals a significant legal challenge that may reshape his role and influence Israeli politics.
UK Proposes Stricter Protest Laws and Bans Palestine Action Amid Criticism
The UK government is pushing new laws to restrict protests, including banning Palestine Action after a court deemed it unlawful. Critics warn these measures threaten democratic freedoms and civil liberties, sparking ongoing legal battles and protests.
London police arrest over 500 protesters supporting banned Palestine Action
Over 500 protesters supporting Palestine Action were detained by London police during a demonstration in Trafalgar Square. This marks a significant escalation in enforcement following the group's ban, with legal and civil liberties implications to watch.
Kenyan High Court Temporarily Stops Arrests of Governors and County Officials
The Kenyan High Court has issued orders halting the arrest and summoning of governors and county officials. This move provides temporary legal protection as courts review the government's actions against local officials.
Volta Chiefs Reject EOCO's Ignoring of Court Order in Council of State Member Case
The Volta Region House of Chiefs has criticized EOCO for ignoring a High Court ruling that found their investigation into Council of State member Gabriel Tanko Kwamigah-Atokple unlawful. This highlights tensions between judicial authority and law enforcement in Ghana's democracy, with potential implications for legal accountability.
Three IRA bombing victims drop UK civil suit against Gerry Adams
Three victims of IRA bombings in England have discontinued their civil lawsuit against Gerry Adams. This withdrawal ends a significant legal challenge concerning Adams' alleged IRA involvement.
Met Police to Resume Arrests of Palestine Action Supporters Post Court Ruling
The Metropolitan Police will restart arresting supporters of Palestine Action after a court found the government's ban unlawful. This decision signals a renewed enforcement stance as legal appeals continue, potentially fueling protests and legal battles.
Court of Appeal Grants Stay to Putrajaya in Sabah Revenue Dispute
The Court of Appeal has granted a stay of execution to the federal government in the Sabah 40% revenue dispute, temporarily halting negotiations and payments. This decision delays resolving the dispute while the government appeals the High Court ruling that Sabah is owed its revenue share from 1974 to 2021.
High Court Bars Gvir's 'Anti-Incitement' Body from Social Media Monitoring
The High Court has ordered a halt to the monitoring activities of Ben Gvir’s new 'anti-incitement' unit amid privacy concerns. This development puts a legal check on government surveillance efforts that sparked public debate.
Gul Plaza Fire: Survivors Deny Rescuers Reached Them as Hero Volunteer Rescued 11
Survivors of the Gul Plaza fire report that no rescue efforts reached them during the blaze. Meanwhile, a volunteer firefighter recounts saving 11 people from the burning building, showcasing acts of bravery.