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UK sanctions Russian agencies and officials for Ukraine disinformation campaigns

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The UK imposed sanctions on three Russian agencies and senior figures for orchestrating disinformation campaigns at undermining Ukraine’s democracy on Monday. These sanctions are part of a broader set of measures implemented by the UK against Russian entities and individuals.

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UK court rejects appeal over offenders’ duty to disclose serious convictions in Northern Ireland

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The UK Supreme Court on Thursday rejected an appeal regarding offenders’ obligation in Northern Ireland to disclose convictions to third parties such as employers and insurance companies under the Rehabilitation of Offenders (Northern Ireland) Order 1978.

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UK bill mandating employers to hand over tips to staff passes second reading

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The UK government formally backed the Employment (Allocation of Tips) Bill at its second reading in parliament on Friday, where it was passed by MPs. The bill would amend the Employment Rights Act 1996 to insert new legal obligations on employers. must be dealt with, respectively.

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UK sanctions former Sri Lanka military commanders for serious human rights abuses

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The UK government imposed sanctions Monday on four individuals responsible for serious human rights abuses during Sri Lanka’s civil war. The post UK sanctions former Sri Lanka military commanders for serious human rights abuses appeared first on JURIST - News.

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EU and US leaders condemn human rights violations in Georgia as UK sanctions officials

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In conjunction with this condemnation, the UK government has imposed sanctions on five senior Georgian officials deemed responsible for the violent crackdown on media and protesters. UK Foreign Secretary David Lammystated that the UK will consider all options to ensure those responsible are held accountable.

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UK prime minister promises to reduce migration through legal reform

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British Prime Minister Keir Starmer promised on Thursday to reduce the number of migrants entering the UK by overhauling the country’s points-based immigration system and by requiring businesses to train British workers. ” He announced that a white paper on the proposed legal reform could be expected soon.

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New Zealand appeals court upholds decision finding 4 Uber drivers were employees

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The New Zealand Court of Appeal (NZCA) dismissed an appeal from Uber on Monday by reaffirming the Employment Court’s (EC) finding that four drivers were considered employees of Uber. The drivers were thereafter allowed access to employment entitlements, including minimum wage and parental leave, under the New Zealand statute.

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