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Law and Conflict: An Enduring Tension? [...]
A radical blueprint to reform the UK's creaking employment tribunal system has been proposed by Faculty of Law researchers in collaboration with the Employment Lawyers Association
(ELA) , following evidence that some claimants face waits of up to five years for full hearings. [...]
von LASSE RAMSON und FELIX WÜRKERT Blogbeiträge können sich um unerhörte Begebenheiten drehen. Heute ist die unerhörte Begebenheit das Auftreten des JTÖR-Sies: Auf der
Jungen Tagung Öffentliches Recht wird sich plötzlich manchmal gesiezt. Grund genug sich darüber Gedanken zu machen. [...]
After many years, Ukraine’s Supreme Court did what the Verkhovna Rada (the Ukrainian Parliament) has failed to do. On Feb. 25, it recognised two men in a long-term relationship
as a “family” in the eyes of the law. Two months later, on April 28, the parliament voted 254 to 2 to advance a civil code that could make future judicial recognition [...]
Memorial Day, an occasion to honor America’s war dead, originated from attempts to heal from war and prevent its recurrence. First called Decoration Day, the holiday involved
decorating the graves of Civil War soldiers and commemorating their sacrifices. Some leaders at the time promoted the idea that the holiday could advance post-war [...]
On May 7, three uncrewed aerial vehicles (UAVs or drones) crossed into Latvia from Russia. One exploded at an oil storage facility 40 KM from the Russian border, damaging empty
oil tanks and sparking a small fire. The second crashed into a field, and the third flew into and then out of Latvia’s airspace. [...]
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