Social Security changes notification system

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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,…

by Chiaki Ikeda | September 1, 2026

Feasibility Plan Required for Restructuring

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Rising Home Prices Not Mortgage Count Drive Concern

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South African legal journal marks seven decades of influence

by Yui Yoshida | September 15, 2026

De Rebus became South Africa’s most influential legal journal in 70 years, evolving from a provincial print publication to a trusted digital…

Colombia: Indigenous culture vanishes due to forced sedentarization

by Chiaki Ikeda | September 1, 2026

Colombia: Indigenous culture vanishes due to forced sedentarization Colombia’s top constitutional court has ordered immediate protection for the Jiw Zaragoza 7 – Naexal Lajt people after deeming forced sedentarism a form of cultural extermination. Court finds prolonged confinement threatens identity The second chamber of the constitutional court reviewed a tutela filed by Roxemhberg Rozo Sánchez, acting on behalf of the Jiw Zaragoza 7 – Naexal Lajt group. The filing targeted numerous national and regional agencies that had failed to secure…

State Legislation

Judicial Corruption Violates Right to Fair Trial

by Mika Ogata | September 10, 2026

South Africa's Constitution guarantees fair trial rights under Section 35. South Africa's Constitution guarantees the right to a fair trial for anyone arrested for a criminal offense. This includes rights like preparing a defense and appearing before an ordinary court. The Constitution, as the supreme law, ensures these protections under Section 35, emphasizing the importance of procedural fairness in criminal proceedings. Judicial corruption, defined as the misuse of judicial power…