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A Case Against Legal Positivism: Towards a Codified Logos

Felipe Chertouh February 27, 2023

There is far more underpinning a healthy society than mere positive law––and the judge holds the best of all governing positions to act as an intermediary between the Form of the Good and the execution of law.

Postmodern Left Protects Women by Releasing Rapists from Jail

Itxu Díaz February 11, 2023

The Spanish case is a perfect example of how the identitarian Left works in the real world: its feminism does not defend women, but attacks them in order to sell an electoral slogan.

German Bishops Loosen Labour Law Restrictions for Homosexual Employees

Jan Bentz December 19, 2022

Employees, who used to have to agree to the Church’s moral code with regard to relationships and intimacy, are now free to follow their own moral convictions, as these are considered “private matters.”

Freedom To Offer Help in Jeopardy in the UK

Paul Coleman November 30, 2022

The law would make it illegal to tell a woman seeking an abortion that help, if she needs it—baby supplies, housing, or a network of support—is available to her.

Freedoms Against Liberté: The Need for Silver Frames

Harrison Pitt November 28, 2022

Without the safeguards of law, freedom would be no blessing. Our societies would be Hobbesian in the true sense: liberty would give way to nightmarish anarchy.

Russian State Duma Passes Law Banning All Forms of LGBT Propaganda

Robert Semonsen November 27, 2022

Now, the legislation will be sent to the Federal Council, Russia’s upper legislative house, before it is signed into law by President Vladimir Putin.

German Parliament Amends Law to Make Denial of War Crimes Punishable

David Boos October 30, 2022

The German parliament passed an amendment that may put people who deny any genocide or war crime, regardless of time or place, behind bars for up to 3 years.

Spain’s Squatting Crisis Affects Elderly Couple

Carlos Perona Calvete July 10, 2022

The uptick in squatting in recent years comes down to a political drive to leave landlords with little legal recourse.

EU Parliament Labels Basque Terrorism a ‘Crime Against Humanity’

Bridget Ryder April 26, 2022

The Spanish government’s political shielding of ETA was evident in the parliamentary committee’s vote on the report.

Spain’s Judges Criticize Proposed Transgender Law

Bridget Ryder April 25, 2022

The proposed law would allow anyone to change their civilly recognized sex by an administrative process in the Civil Registry—no medical report or other measures required—including for those as young as 12 years old.

Tag: law

A Case Against Legal Positivism: Towards a Codified Logos

Postmodern Left Protects Women by Releasing Rapists from Jail

German Bishops Loosen Labour Law Restrictions for Homosexual Employees

Freedom To Offer Help in Jeopardy in the UK

Freedoms Against Liberté: The Need for Silver Frames

Russian State Duma Passes Law Banning All Forms of LGBT Propaganda

German Parliament Amends Law to Make Denial of War Crimes Punishable

Spain’s Squatting Crisis Affects Elderly Couple

EU Parliament Labels Basque Terrorism a ‘Crime Against Humanity’

Spain’s Judges Criticize Proposed Transgender Law

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