Global Media and Information Literacy Week People worldwide are seeing a vast increase in access to information and communication. While some individuals are flooded with ...

The US Department of Justice (DOJ) on Thursday sued Alaska election officials in the US District Court for the District of ...

The US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit on Thursday vacated a preliminary injunction aimed at blocking Mississippi's anti-diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) education law and ordered US ...

Meta Platforms, Inc. on Wednesday was ordered to pay $25 billion in civil penalties after a New Mexico court found that ...

UN human rights experts on Wednesday expressed concern that many Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) nationals ...

The US Supreme Court on Thursday allowed New Hampshire to limit the use of student ID cards to serve as a valid form of ID to ...

In this five-part series, data analyst David Stasior demonstrates how AI can turn unstructured legal records into measurable data, testing the rule of law against empirical reality. Part 1 made the ...

A new UN report released Thursday urged states to avoid unjustifiably labeling drug cartels and gangs as terrorist organizations, warning that a renewed “war on narco-terrorism” could violate human ...

Rumors are swirling of a possible summit involving the leaders of the world's three most powerful nations: the United States, China, and Russia. Ostensibly, the purpose of such a gathering would be ...

The UN Special Rapporteur on the right to privacy, Ana Brian Nougreres, has warned that the patchwork of rules on international transfers of personal data leaves people exposed and hinders ...

James Uthmeier on Monday announced that state prosecutors have obtained an arrest warrant for former Cuban President Raúl ...

Alexandra Bennett is JURIST's Global Chief of Staff and an occasional contributor. She is a JD candidate at the University of ...