Amnesty International Denounces Delhi’s Use of National Security Act Amid Student Protests

Amnesty International has expressed severe criticism of the recent decision by Delhi’s Lieutenant Governor to invoke Section 3(2) of India’s National Security Act (NSA). This provision empowers police with the authority to detain individuals without formal charges or trial, sparking apprehensions about potential violations of human rights. Amnesty International’s Aakar Patel described this move as…

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South Korea’s Reproductive Rights Under Scrutiny: Calls for Legal Reforms After Abortion Case Ruling

Amnesty International’s recent appeal for South Korea to enhance protections for women’s reproductive rights follows a revealing decision by the Seoul High Court. The court acquitted a 26-year-old woman, identified as Kwon, who had been charged with murder, reversing a previous conviction. However, the court’s decision to maintain the convictions of medical personnel involved in…

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ICC Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan Ousted Over Misconduct Allegations Amidst Political Tensions

The Assembly of States Parties to the International Criminal Court (ICC) has voted to remove Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan from office following allegations of sexual misconduct. Khan, who will step down in 2024, has consistently denied any wrongdoing. A key statement from his lawyer, Tayab Ali, criticized the vote, arguing that the investigation did not…

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