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Election Updates 3 years ago
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KPU denies having taken election delay lawsuit lightly
As the General Elections Commission (KPU) prepares to appeal a controversial ruling that ordered it to effectively postpone the 2024 elections, it has pushed back against allegations that it failed to take the lawsuit seriously enough.
Editorial 3 years ago
Judicial credibility
Civil society groups have raised serious concerns about the potential co-option of the court by the executive and legislative bodies, which further fuels the belief that there has been an attempt by the political elites to dismantle our democratic institutions.
Society 3 years ago
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Court upholds status quo on interfaith marriage
The Constitutional Court's rejection of a petition against the Marriage Law, at least the third since 2012, maintains the lack of clarity in three provisions that have led to the law's prevailing interpretation as banning interfaith marriage.
Society 3 years ago
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Constitutional Court to probe disparities in ruling on justice dismissal
The Constitutional Court has formed an oversight team to investigate an apparent mismatch between two versions of a November 2022 ruling that upheld the controversial dismissal of court justice Aswanto the month prior.
Asia & Pacific 3 years ago
Marcos says Philippines to uphold South China Sea ruling
"We have a very important ruling in our favour and we will use it to continue to assert our territorial rights. It is not a claim. It is already our territorial right," Marcos said in an interview with selected local media.
Society 3 years ago
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Ruling affirms support for women in ending sexual violence on campus
The Supreme Court has rejected a petition to revoke provisions on consent in a progressive regulation for on-campus sexual violence, much to the relief of those who have been fighting to end violence against women.
