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Court Victory Protects African Penguins From Extinction
Planet Wins3d ago

Court Victory Protects African Penguins From Extinction

A groundbreaking court ruling in South Africa has created new no-fishing zones around penguin colonies, offering hope for a species that has declined 78% in just 30 years. Scientists using cutting-edge tracking technology guided the decision that could save these beloved birds.

AllAfrica - Headlines2 min read
Court Orders Student's Return After Wrongful Deportation
SolutionsFeb 14

Court Orders Student's Return After Wrongful Deportation

A federal judge gave the Trump administration two weeks to bring back a college student who was wrongfully deported despite a court order protecting her. The ruling offers a chance to correct what the judge called a clear mistake.

Al Jazeera English3 min read
Judge Dismisses Case Over Lawyer's Fake AI Citations
SolutionsFeb 7

Judge Dismisses Case Over Lawyer's Fake AI Citations

A New York federal judge took the rare step of dismissing an entire case after a lawyer repeatedly submitted court documents filled with fake citations generated by AI tools. The ruling sends a clear message about accountability in the legal profession as artificial intelligence becomes more common.

Ars Technica2 min read
Court Orders $1.4M Released to 110 Workers After 30 Years
Acts of KindnessFeb 6

Court Orders $1.4M Released to 110 Workers After 30 Years

After three decades of waiting, 110 Nigerian university workers wrongfully fired in 1996 will finally receive their compensation. The Court of Appeal ordered the Central Bank to immediately release $1.4 million held since 2018.

Vanguard Nigeria2 min read
Federal Court Blocks Texas Anti-ESG Investment Law
VideosFeb 6

Federal Court Blocks Texas Anti-ESG Investment Law

A federal court struck down Texas's controversial law that banned pension funds from considering climate change when investing. The ruling protects investors' rights to make financial decisions based on environmental and social factors.

CleanTechnica2 min read
Delhi Court Strikes Down Medical Student Transfer Ban
SolutionsFeb 6

Delhi Court Strikes Down Medical Student Transfer Ban

India's Delhi High Court just ruled that medical students can now transfer between colleges, overturning a blanket ban that prevented movement even in cases of disability or hardship. The landmark decision came after a visually impaired student's health worsened in his current location.

The Hindu2 min read
Nigeria Court Ends Strike, Workers Return to Offices
SolutionsJan 29

Nigeria Court Ends Strike, Workers Return to Offices

Federal workers in Nigeria's capital are back on the job after a court ruling ended their strike, restoring government services across Abuja. The peaceful resolution shows how legal dialogue can solve workplace disputes without prolonged disruption.

Vanguard Nigeria2 min read
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Community HeroesJan 26

South Africa Court Win Secures Jobs for Health Heroes

After a landmark court ruling, thousands of South African community health workers who've served their communities for decades are finally gaining the job security they deserve. Lucky Mthombeni has volunteered and worked for 22 years on stipends—now permanent employment is within reach.

AllAfrica - Health3 min read
Dutch Courts Give Neighbors Right to Know Pesticide Use
Planet WinsJan 22

Dutch Courts Give Neighbors Right to Know Pesticide Use

People in the Netherlands can now find out exactly which pesticides farmers spray near their homes, thanks to two groundbreaking court rulings. The decision marks a major win for transparency and community health protection.

Dutch News2 min read
Indian Court Doubles Payout, Values Homemaker at $180/Month
Acts of KindnessJan 19

Indian Court Doubles Payout, Values Homemaker at $180/Month

A groundbreaking court ruling in India increased a family's compensation to over $140,000 after recognizing a homemaker's work as economically valuable, not just emotional labor. The decision could reshape how courts across the country assess compensation for women who manage households.

Indian Express2 min read