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Attrition rate among Singapore lawyers stable, but issues remain, says Shanmugam

Coordinating Minister for National Security K. Shanmugam speaking at the National University of Singapore Law freshmen inauguration ceremony on July 26.
Coordinating Minister for National Security K. Shanmugam speaking at the National University of Singapore Law freshmen inauguration ceremony on July 26.

Volunteer interpreter who helped Parti Liyani shares behind-the-scenes look at historic case

Gusti Seruni, the sole proprietor of a jewellery business, was a volunteer interpreter for Parti Liyani’s legal team.
Gusti Seruni, the sole proprietor of a jewellery business, was a volunteer interpreter for Parti Liyani’s legal team.

New law centre in Geylang Serai brings legal aid to people with special needs, mental conditions

The Inclusive Justice Law Centre’s first touchpoint started operations in July at the MINDS Community Hub, which serves individuals with intellectual disabilities.
The Inclusive Justice Law Centre’s first touchpoint started operations in July at the MINDS Community Hub, which serves individuals with intellectual disabilities.

Japan PM Sanae Takaichi’s popularity dips after prioritising controversial laws

The polls hint at voter frustration over Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi’s priorities still early on in her term.
The polls hint at voter frustration over Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi’s priorities still early on in her term.

Survivors warn of loopholes in Hong Kong sexual offence reforms

Mui, speaking under a pseudonym, said she was assaulted by her stepfather more than 100 times over seven years.
Mui, speaking under a pseudonym, said she was assaulted by her stepfather more than 100 times over seven years.

Offenders to compensate accident victims in Malaysia, after proposed changes to law approved by Cabinet

Malaysia’s demerit points system will also be strengthened as a preventive mechanism to identify and control high-risk drivers and repeat offenders.
Malaysia’s demerit points system will also be strengthened as a preventive mechanism to identify and control high-risk drivers and repeat offenders.

US House votes for permanent daylight saving time

The measure, fittingly named the Sunshine Protection Act, passed on a 308-117 vote.
The measure, fittingly named the Sunshine Protection Act, passed on a 308-117 vote.

US lawmakers seek to counter China, Iran repression tactics on American soil

When Goliath sues David: China’s trademark wars test public sympathy

Packaging bags featuring Molly Tea’s logo, and display board of Molly Tea drinks, Kaide Mall (Sun Palace Shop) in Beijing, taken on July 8.
Packaging bags featuring Molly Tea’s logo, and display board of Molly Tea drinks, Kaide Mall (Sun Palace Shop) in Beijing, taken on July 8.

Bill to secure Japan’s imperial succession clears Lower House

The Bill does not address the possibility of a woman emperor, an idea that has wide public support.
The Bill does not address the possibility of a woman emperor, an idea that has wide public support.

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