Articles by Chiaki Ikeda

State Legislation

Guard claims police freed armed suspects in Abuja land dispute

Abuja security guard accuses police of releasing armed suspects linked to violent land disputes in Mpape while detaining him on…

October 2, 2026

State Legislation

Judge blocks Trump ban on CNN, MSNBC, Politico press passes

A federal judge ordered the White House to restore CNN, MSNBC, and Politico press passes in a 14-day ruling, temporarily…

September 24, 2026

Federal Statutes

Advertorial: The scales of intellectual property: When inspiration becomes imitation

Delicate balance of intellectual property law, where inspiration meets imitation, and learn how it impacts creators and innovators.

September 23, 2026

State Legislation

South African court rules on AI deepfake case

A South African court rules on an AI deepfake case, addressing the legal frameworks for deepfakes and cyberbullying in the…

September 21, 2026

Code Amendments

Women leaders gather to promote unity support

Women leaders gather to promote unity support and celebrate excellence in leadership roles.

September 16, 2026

Regulatory Updates

De Rebus marks seven decades as legal magazine

De Rebus, the iconic legal magazine, evolved from a 1956 regional publication into South Africa’s national voice for attorneys over…

September 14, 2026

Bill Tracking

Lack of Will Increases Financial Burden on Poor

Will planning can prevent costly legal battles for South Africa's poorest families, as dying without a will leaves them facing…

September 11, 2026

Regulatory Updates

Labor Reform Spurs Rethink of Long-Term Disability Management

Long-term disability management is being reshaped as Spain's labor reform forces firms to curb rising national absenteeism, which hit 5.21%…

September 10, 2026

State Legislation

Spain’s September Effect Leads to Fewer, Collaborative Divorces

The September effect in Spain drives a sharp rise in collaborative divorces each September, cutting overall divorce numbers and easing…

September 6, 2026

Federal Statutes

Colombia: Indigenous culture vanishes due to forced sedentarization

Colombia's constitutional court orders immediate protection for the Jiw Zaragoza 7 after deeming forced sedentarism a form of cultural extermination,…

September 1, 2026