Full Coverage: Law

21.04.2006 Time for justice for the victims of war crimes. Time for the ICC.

14.04.2006 The Constitutional Court of Macedonia decided that the Members of Parliament will retire in accordance with the Law on Pension and Disability Insurance, just like all the other citizens of Macedonia, and annulled a series of provisions from the Law on Members of Parliament Benefits and Privileges that it determined unconstitutional.

11.04.2006 UK Home Affairs Minister Charles Clarke suffered a setback in the High Court yesterday to his restrictions on non-EU nationals marrying, which he was told "infringed their right to family life".

11.04.2006 On March 29, 2006, in Banja Luka, International Center for Not-for-Profit Law (ICNL) and Lex International hosted a roundtable event on the impact of the BiH VAT Law on NGOs. The VAT Law, which came into force in BiH on January 1, 2006, introduced major changes in the consumption tax system.

08.04.2006 Last week, the Government of Croatia presented the Draft-Law on Confidentiality of Information, and the Sabor (Croatian Parliament) voted in the National Programme for Prevention of Corruption 2006-2008. The two documents, although on first sight unrelated, present serious contradictions, both between themselves and with other GovernmentÂ’s policies.

05.04.2006 Are we, as a country, becoming more sensitive to the issue of female foeticide and sex selection practices? Pamela Philipose in The Indian Express clearly puts forward some key issues under debate.

04.04.2006 More than eleven months after a minor girl was raped by a police constable on duty in a police post on Marine Drive, leading to widespread public condemnation, a sessions court on Monday sentenced former Mumbai police constable Sunil More to 12 years' rigorous imprisonment.