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Liberia Unity Efforts Complicated by War Crimes Court Dispute
A dispute between Liberia’s War Crimes Court Office and a civil society coalition dominated a recent transitional justice conference in Monrovia. Officials and advocates called
Court Confirms Fuel Tax Increase
The High Court of Kenya has dismissed a petition challenging the recent increase in the road maintenance levy on fuel. The court ruled that the
Supreme Court Unanimously Rules on Barnes v Felix Use of Force
On May 15, 2025, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a decision in Barnes v. Felix, reaffirming its “totality of the circumstances” analysis for evaluating the
Kenyan activists challenge AI deployment in court
Human rights activists have initiated legal action in Kerugoya High Court, seeking to temporarily halt the implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) systems in Kenya. The
Kenyan court overturns ban on LGBTQ film
A Kenyan film previously banned in the country is poised for a potential screening after an eight-year prohibition. The film, Rafiki, depicts a romantic relationship
Kenyan court lifts ban on LGBTQ film
The Kenyan Court of Appeals overturned a ban on the film “Rafiki” on January 23, 2026, after an eight-year legal campaign. The film, directed by
Kenya AI rollout challenged in court over rights
A group of activists has petitioned the High Court seeking intervention to prevent the rollout of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies they deem high-risk. The activists
California redistricting maps upheld by Supreme Court
California’s newly drawn congressional maps will be used in the 2026 midterm elections after the U.S. Supreme Court denied an emergency appeal from California Republicans
GOP Views on Supreme Court Expansion Shift With Political Gain
Republican lawmakers in Utah and Wyoming are considering changes to the size of their state supreme courts, mirroring a similar effort in Arizona. These actions
Supreme Court ICE Ruling Draws Criticism from Local Advocates
Milwaukee civil rights organizers are preparing for potential increased immigration enforcement activity following a recent Supreme Court decision. The ruling, a victory for the Trump