Japan and Central Asian nations to highlight rule of law in upcoming summit
The summit will bring together Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and leaders from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan.
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Three-party task force ‘near deal’ on Transitional justice law amendments
The amendments under negotiation aim to address longstanding issues within Nepal's transitional justice process, which seeks to provide justice and reparations to victims of the decade-long civil conflict that ended in 2006.
China lauds Hong Kong’s judicial system in “35-plus” defendants’ verdict, emphasizing openness and zero tolerance for subversion
China’s Ministry of State Security praised Hong Kong's recent verdict on the "35-plus" defendants for demonstrating judicial transparency and fairness.
China’s legal tightrope: Public vs. Power
China's Ma Shushan case exposes flaws in governance. Public outcry prompts reform calls, urging a shift from "little emperors" to local democracy, judicial independence, and self-interest-aligned rule of law.