▲ Deep ReadHong Kong's recent sentencing of activists for commemorating the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown marks a significant erosion of civil liberties once guaranteed under the 'one count…
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Trending GlobalLenín Moreno, former president of Ecuador, has been imprisoned following a corruption conviction, a development he contests as politically motivated. This event places renewed scrutiny on the nation's judicial independence and the long-term implications for its political landscape.
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Trending GlobalA Hong Kong court has convicted three prominent activists of inciting subversion under the national security law, a ruling that crystallises the legal tightening in the territory. The verdict forces a re-evaluation of how 'incitement' and 'subversion' are defined within a common law framework increasingly influenced by mainland legal principles.
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Predictive AnalysisThe gathering of Andrew and Tristan Tate's supporters in Miami, coinciding with their bail hearing, transcends a mere legal event. It represents a live test of whether a digitally cultivated following can exert measurable pressure on judicial processes in a foreign jurisdiction.
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Trending GlobalTodd Blanche, formerly Donald Trump's criminal defence lawyer, has been confirmed as the US Attorney General following a contentious vote. His appointment raises significant questions regarding the perception and reality of prosecutorial independence in the American justice system.
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