42 news items about "lege"

yesterday 11:55

Australia has adopted a law that facilitates the rapid deportation of refugees to Nauru, generating controversy related to human rights and conditions on the island.

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International

Wednesday 16:54

The Greek Parliament has adopted a law that criminalizes illegal residence and provides for the forced return of rejected asylum seekers, despite international criticism.

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International

Top news from the last 24 hours

27 August 14:09

The Association for the Rights of Editors (AGDE) demands the enforcement of the law regarding compensatory remuneration for private audio and video copies, which was refused by UPFR.

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News

27 August 09:56

The Minister of Defense announced a bill that allows young people between 18 and 35 years old to participate in voluntary military service, with a training period of four months.

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News

22 August 12:58

The Aviation Security Law allows the destruction or immobilization of illegal drones in the Republic of Moldova as of September 1.

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Moldova

10 August 15:19

The European Media Freedom Act protects media pluralism and independence, responding to the challenges of digitization and globalization.

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International

8 August 15:46

Victor Ponta criticized the Bolojan Government for postponing the approval of the private pensions law, accusing it of affecting the contributions of contributors.

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News

8 August 12:06

The executive decided to postpone the adoption of the private pensions bill by one week to allow for a wider debate.

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3 August 05:48

Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan wants to link teleworking to the right of employees to work from home at least two days a week.

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International

31 July 16:45

Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a law punishing online searches for 'extremist' content, raising concerns even among Kremlin supporters.

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International

31 July 14:35

Ukraine's Supreme Rada has passed a law strengthening the authority of anti-corruption agencies, in response to citizen protests and pressure from Western partners.

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International

31 July 14:17

Ukrainian lawmakers passed a bill to restore the independence of anti-corruption agencies, following protests and external pressure.

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International

31 July 09:26

Legislative measures are proposed to discourage abuses in insolvency and to encourage speedy completion of reorganization processes.

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Economy

30 July 20:25

Ukraine will correct a controversial law that subordinated anti-corruption agencies to the prosecutor general, sparking international protests and criticism.

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International

25 July 14:56

The Bulgarian parliament has passed legislative changes increasing fines for speeding and other traffic violations.

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International

25 July 11:48

President Nicușor Dan will ask the Parliament to re-examine the anti-fascism law, after the CCR rejected his unconstitutionality complaint.

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News

24 July 06:45

Romania will introduce a law criminalizing attempts to circumvent EU sanctions against Russia, affecting both companies and individuals.

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Politics

23 July 14:32

Minister Florin Manole underlines the importance of compliance with the law in the construction sector, where 600 people have been identified working 'illegally'.

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News

22 July 20:01

Russia's State Duma has passed a law making it punishable to search for or watch content deemed extremist, increasing censorship.

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International

17 July 10:46

Romania's Constitutional Court has rejected President Nicușor Dan's application regarding the vagueness of the law against anti-Semitism and xenophobia.

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News

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