Hong Kong Activist Joshua Wong Sentenced to 10 Years Under National Security Law Amidst Global Criticism

The Hong Kong High Court has imposed a ten-year sentence on prominent pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong, convicting him of “conspiring with foreign forces.” The charges, grounded in Article 29(4) of Hong Kong’s National Security Law (NSL) and Hong Kong’s Crimes Ordinance, Cap. 200, allege Wong’s involvement in “conspiracy to commit collusion with foreign countries” during…

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Judge to Appoint Ex-DC Prosecutor in DOJ Ethics Inquiry, Highlighting Need for Transparency

The Department of Justice is facing a new layer of scrutiny in an ongoing ethics investigation, as a judge has announced plans to appoint a former prosecutor from Washington, D.C. The appointment of this independent figure is intended to bring additional expertise and impartiality to the proceedings. According to Bloomberg Law, the selected individual is…

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French Investigation into Israeli Airstrike in Beirut Marks Stride Toward Justice, Says Amnesty International

The recent decision by France’s War Crimes Unit to open a judicial investigation into the Israeli airstrike on a civilian building in Beirut has been regarded as a pivotal step by various international organizations. This development arises after the International Federation for Human Rights and Ali Cherri, a French-Lebanese artist, filed a legal complaint regarding…

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