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JURIST
MARCH 1, 2024
De Moraes said that the 12 resolutions that govern the elections will allow the court to combat distortion from artificial intelligence in electoral campaigning. The Superior Electoral Court approved 12 resolutions to combat misinformation and the illicit use of artificial intelligence in electoral campaigning. 23,610/2019.
JURIST
JANUARY 26, 2024
The Constitutional Council of France rejected on Thursday substantial portions of French President Emmanuel Macron’s proposed immigration law reform package. Out of those 86 articles, the council raised objection to 32 articles. Changes in residency requirements for family-related purposes (Articles 6, 8).
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JURIST
JULY 25, 2023
Articles 14, 15, 16, 17, and 19 of the draft law employs ambiguously defined terms. Article 24 increases online censorship and hinders free expression. Article 12 undermines online anonymity, and Article 37 would introduce new control mechanisms over social media platforms.
JURIST
FEBRUARY 17, 2022
Italy’s Constitutional Court rejected a request Tuesday to conduct a national referendum on modifying the criminal law to allow patients suffering from incurable illnesses or unbearable pain to exercise their right to die. It also further opined that such protection was a constitutional necessity.
JURIST
SEPTEMBER 7, 2023
In their ruling, the court held that the criminalization of abortion constitutes violence and gender discrimination. This is the most important development since a 2021 decision where the court ruled that an article of a state criminal code banning abortion was unconstitutional.
JURIST
JANUARY 6, 2022
The draft contains 27 articles and places emphasis on data security, user privacy, and national security. The rules govern app providers and distribution platforms, requiring them to abide by China’s Constitution, laws, and administrative regulations.
JURIST
MARCH 7, 2022
The District Court of Stockholm convicted a woman Friday for failing to prevent her 12-year-old son from being used as a child soldier in the Syrian civil war. Establishing that, as the boy’s legal guardian, the woman had a duty to protect her son, the court found that the woman’s failure to do so resulted in criminal liability.
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