British Prime Minister May announced that after Brexit, visa priority will be given to high-skilled workers while low-skilled workers may be barred from working in the country. The report was originally filed on September 18, but May announced it to the public this morning. It includes
Dawn Sturgess, a 44-year-old British woman who was exposed to a nerve agent novichok, died on Sunday in hospital, reported the New York Times. Sturgess and her partner were exposed to Novichok in England’s Amesbury. Her partner Charlie Rowley’s condition still remains critical. Novichok was one of a strain of
British parliamentarians have called on Pakistanto protect the fundamental rights of the minorities. Taking part in a debate, in the House of Commons, the parliamentarians expressed deep concern about the persecution of the minority Ahmadiya community in Pakistan, Algeriaand other countries. The debate also focused on the impact of hate preachers across the world
The House of Lords [official website] passed Wednesday two amendments [vote count, website] that hinder the UK’s effort to leave the EU known as Brexit. The amendments address the EU (Withdrawal) Bill 2017-19 [bill, PDF] and require ministers to explore possibilities for remaining in the EU customs union. The debate [minutes] over the
The British Parliament on Monday approved a bill to continue the process of withdrawal from the EU. The European Union (Withdrawal) Bill [official summary] passed by 326 votes to 290 after a lengthy debate and allows for the continuation of Brexit despite the recent election change. Prime Minister Theresa May released a
Lawyers Collective recommends implementation of Law against Female Genital Mutilation in India. A 57-page report, titled ‘Female Genital Mutilation: A guide to eliminating FGM in India’, discusses at the legal framework surrounding the issue, dynamics of the Dawoodi Bohra community, FGM and its practice in
NEWS SCAN The United Kingdom’s Solicitors Regulation Authority will require candidates to pass a centralized “super” exam starting in September 2020. The two-part test will include computer-based multiple choice questions and a practical element that may be combined with work-based training, the Law Society Gazette
Nod Of Parliament Coming straight to the nub of the matter, let me first and foremost begin by penning down that the Supreme Court of United Kingdom (UK) very expressly and eloquently ruled on January 24, 2017 that British Prime Minister Theresa May must give
NEWS SCAN The UK Court of Appeal approved the National Health Services (NHS) to fund research into the HIV drug PReP. The ruling has established that NHS England has the ability, but not the obligation, to fund PReP and would not be subject to legal challenges for funding. Pre Exposure
NEWS SCAN Britain’s leading public-interest law firm as well as several experience litigators are drafting a legal challenge to the EU referendum .The hope is to stop Britain’s exit from the EU, or, at the very least, create a parliamentary debate on the referendum. The action is