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German Bundestag Votes Against Mandatory Vaccination

David Boos April 17, 2022

The German Minister of Health Karl Lauterbach spent months campaigning to mandate COVID-19 vaccinations. But the parliamentary vote on April 7th clearly rejected all proposals.

Spanish Supreme Court Condemns Surrogacy and Surrogacy Advertising

Bridget Ryder April 16, 2022

The judges ruled unanimously, and condemned both surrogacy and the practice of surrogacy agencies recruiting clients in Spain.

Spain Votes to Criminalise Pro-life Presence at Abortion Clinics

Bridget Ryder April 9, 2022

The new law, which criminalises pro-life advocates who are caught within close proximity of abortion clinics, is expected to be immediately challenged in the country’s constitutional court. Legal experts assert its questionable legality and impossible prosecution.

Albania Cracks Down on Tax Evaders

Sven R. Larson April 7, 2022

Albania’s current crackdown on tax evasion is not its first.

Assange Refused Appeal Against U.S. Extradition

Tristan Vanheuckelom March 18, 2022

The Wikileaks founder—presently incarcerated in the UK—is wanted by U.S. authorities for having published thousands of classified documents between 2010 and 2011. If convicted, he faces a 175-year prison term.

German Bundestag Scheduled to Vote on Mandatory Vaccination in Early April

David Boos March 13, 2022

Despite recent reports and studies showing the diminishing effect of booster vaccinations, German government officials are still preparing a series of proposals for mandatory vaccinations. The vote is scheduled for early April.

Britain’s Temporary At-Home Abortion Law Allowing ‘Pills by Post’ Extended Until August

Harrison Pitt March 12, 2022

The temporary measure, having spent nearly two years on the statute books, was due to expire at the end of this month.

Swedish Health Agency Nixes Puberty Blockers

Sven R. Larson March 9, 2022

According to the Swedish health agency, there is insufficient data to explain why the diagnosis of “gender dysphoria” has increased in recent years and why there are more girls than boys among patients with the diagnosis.

What Ever Happened to Britain’s Freedom of Speech Bill?

Harrison Pitt March 4, 2022

Conservatives, if they still go by that name, should not be bashful about re-asserting the university as a place of free thought and academic inquiry. If the prime minister wants to be taken seriously, he must guarantee that the bill immediately resumes its journey to the Queen’s desk.

Change a Surname, Lose a Legacy

Hélène de Lauzun March 1, 2022

The patronymic is primarily a symbol of continuity and transmission. With this new law, the idea of transmission of a symbolic heritage, that of the name, leaves the realm of designation to become the object of a choice subject to personal convenience.

Tag: law

German Bundestag Votes Against Mandatory Vaccination

Spanish Supreme Court Condemns Surrogacy and Surrogacy Advertising

Spain Votes to Criminalise Pro-life Presence at Abortion Clinics

Albania Cracks Down on Tax Evaders

Assange Refused Appeal Against U.S. Extradition

German Bundestag Scheduled to Vote on Mandatory Vaccination in Early April

Britain’s Temporary At-Home Abortion Law Allowing ‘Pills by Post’ Extended Until August

Swedish Health Agency Nixes Puberty Blockers

What Ever Happened to Britain’s Freedom of Speech Bill?

Change a Surname, Lose a Legacy

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