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Justice Ritu Raj Awasthi takes charge as the new Chairman, Law Commission of India

Former Chief Justice of Karnataka High Court Ritu Raj Awasthi takes charge as the new Chairman of Law Commission of India. Read full news on Dynamite News.

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Victims let down by ‘ineffective’ system to recover proceeds of crime – report

The Law Commission said billions of pounds had not been retrieved from criminals.

The Independent UK

Supreme Court case could test new Bill of Rights law

A rapist’s fight to uphold the ruling his public protection order breached the Bill of Rights Act could see the Government forced to address the controversial 2014 policy under new laws

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The future of surrogacy is in the balance. We should be wary of relaxing the rules

With exploitation and health risks rife, we must tread with care before a change in law

The Guardian - UK

Hate speech by media: Will regulation really work?

In the flurry of political developments around the election of the Congress party’s president, perhaps the significance of the Supreme Court’s recent observations on the media and hate speech has been overlooked.

Newslaundry

No specific law against hate speech: Election Commission

The Law Commission had not made any recommendations to the Parliament to curb hate speech.

The Hindu

Surrogacy compensation rules aren't working

The view that surrogacy is only valid if it is altruistic and non-remunerated is seen as out-of-date by many involved in the process, say Rhonda Shaw, Hannah Gibson and Shalomy Sathiyaraj

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MPs urge reform of laws that give cohabiting couples ‘inferior protections’

Current law relating to cohabitants 'can be costly, complicated and unfair', the report said

Wales Online

Your dream wedding might not be legal – time to update England's old-fashioned marriage laws

If you’re planning a wedding in England or Wales, there’s a good chance you’re facing something of a legal conundrum. Whether it’s that you’d always wanted to get married on a beach or are piecing together an interfaith ceremony, many betrothal options that you might think are fairly standard are…

The Conversation

‘Our wedding day currently isn’t legal in England - the archaic rules need to change’

Daphne Monro and Michael Chappell wish they could have done away with their 'odd' registry office wedding service

Daily Mirror

Law panel to examine simultaneous elections

Law Minister Kiren Rijiju cited a report of a Parliamentary panel which noted that frequent elections lead to ‘disruption’ of normal public life and impact the functioning of essential services

The Hindu

The myth of adoption as a social good

Changes to the Adoption Act could leave 100,000 adults adopted during Aotearoa’s 'Baby Scoop Era' without the justice many seek, writes Barbara Sumner.

Newsroom.co.nz

Why the long wait for recognition of humanist weddings in England?

Letters: Wedding law is a mess and needs reform, but the Law Commission’s report gives the government yet more opportunity for delay, says David Pollock

The Guardian - UK

Want to get wed in a forest or a field? A makeover of marriage laws could be love at first sight

It’s time to fix outdated regulations in England and Wales, so couples are free to choose how and where they get married, says law commissioner Prof Nick Hopkins

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Evening Standard

Spend thousands on other people’s weddings? No

The seaside wedding ceremony in Hawaii which was yesterday interrupted when a crashing wave broke over the happy couple — God’s take on outdoor weddings — could be replicated all over England and Wales if the proposals from the Law Commission are finally implemented. Weddings in beaches, fields, ditches, family…

The Independent UK

British couples could marry at home and on beaches under wedding law shake-up

Existing rules ‘stuck in time’ and needlessly restrictive, Law Commission says

Evening Standard

Weddings to be allowed on beaches, forests and in homes in biggest shake-up of law since 19th century

Weddings would be allowed in any ‘safe and dignified’ location under the reforms

Wales Online

Wedding rules need huge overhaul says Law Commission

Existing law on weddings in England and Wales 'stuck in time' and does not work for most couples, says Law Commission

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The Guardian - UK

Your sand in marriage: plans to relax wedding rules in England and Wales

Beaches and theme parks could all host ceremonies as Law Commission says couples should have more choice

The Independent UK

Couples ‘should be able to wed on beaches, in gardens and on cruise ships’

Existing law on weddings in England and Wales is “stuck in time” and does not work for most couples, the Law Commission said.

The Guardian - UK

Prisoners denied access to forensic evidence in bid to prove their innocence

Campaigners call for reforms to allow those who claim to be wrongly convicted – such as Kevin Nunn, jailed for murdering his ex-girlfriend – to obtain information to appeal

Evening Standard

What is a deepfake? Vicky Pattison and Channel 4 face backlash over documentary

Channel 4's documentary on deepfakes featuring Vicky Pattison sparks outrage as survivor organisations raise concerns over the portrayal of fake pornographic images

Wales Online

Downblousing, deepfaking and Airbnb cams could be made sex crimes

New laws are being considered to keep up with technology

Newsroom.co.nz

Disability advocates concerned over rise in guardianship applications

Personal and property rights applications are close to double what they were 10 years ago with experts cautioning a rise in abuse, costs and quality of life for those forced through the court

The Independent UK

Terrorists could hijack remote cars and use them as weapons to ‘maintain emotional distance from victims’

Law Commission raises concerns technology could make it ‘easier’ to use vehicles for attacks

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