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OTTAWA – The federal privacy commissioner has determined that Canada Post is violating the law by collecting information from the outside of envelopes and packages to create marketing lists that…

A former dean of the University of Manitoba’s law school, Jonathan Black-Branch, is facing accusations of misusing university funds and breaching integrity, totaling more than $200,000 in expenses. Black-Branch abruptly…

Charlotte is set to welcome a new law school as Elon University plans to open a program in the South End area next year. This development has generated excitement within…

DUBUQUE, Iowa — Former President Donald Trump made a statement during a campaign event in Dubuque, Iowa, suggesting that, if re-elected, he would prioritize immigration policies aimed at addressing specific…

In the unconventional documentary, “Chris Packham: Is It Time to Break the Law?,” the renowned naturalist and television presenter, Chris Packham, navigates the perplexing and turbulent times driven by the…

Every individual should possess the autonomy to make decisions concerning their own body and future. This principle has long been a focal point of the Human Rights Law Centre’s efforts…

Four years after its inception as a white paper, the UK government’s contentious Online Safety Bill has successfully passed through Parliament and is poised to become law in the coming…

An unexpected visitor, Vacharaesorn Vivacharawongse, the estranged second son of King Maha Vajiralongkorn of Thailand, attended an exhibition in New York focused on Thailand’s controversial Section 112, a law criminalizing…

Joe Benjamin, an expert in cross-border disputes and transactions in China and a partner at Elliott Kwok Levine & Jaroslaw, has been focusing on this area. He is also a…

On Wednesday, Finland’s left-wing opposition parties caused a stir by organizing an unexpected press conference to criticize the right-wing and far-right governing parties, particularly the parliament’s Social and Health Committee.…