• Europe rights court rules Croatia schools discriminated against Roma
  • Afghanistan confirms enactment of war crimes pardon law
  • China officials warn Google to obey state Internet laws
  • Sierra Leone judge rules woman can become local chief
  • Senate Democrats introduce new financial regulation bill
  • Supreme Court denies stay of execution for Ohio inmate challenging injection protocol
  • Lack of Internet regulations enables rise in hate content: report
  • France court opens neo-Nazi trial
  • Vietnam authorities release dissident priest from prison
  • North Korea rights situation continuing to deteriorate: UN investigator
  • Ireland justice minister proposes blasphemy law referendum
  • Sri Lanka ex-chief justice criticizes military trial for detained opposition leader
  • US transfers control of Camp Taji prison to Iraq authorities
  • China legislature approves electoral law reform
  • Egypt constitutional court allows women judges in state court system
  • Italy court refuses to restore Berlusconi coalition candidate list
  • US, Russia leaders look ahead to new nuclear arms reduction treaty
  • Serbia police arrest 9 suspected of Kosovo war crimes
  • Sweden, Turkey foreign ministers condemn Armenian genocide resolution
  • Bosnia court indicts Serb police commander for alleged role in Srebrenica massacre
  • France court orders far-right anti-Islamic posters removed
  • California DA files consumer protection suit against Toyota
  • Federal court rejects claims that thimerosal vaccines caused children's autism
  • UN Myanmar expert says some government rights violations may be war crimes
  • Taiwan justice minister resigns over death penalty dispute