Hong Kong police can now demand phone and laptop passwords without a warrant, with refusal a criminal offense carrying jail time and hefty fines. These new amendments, bypassing the legislature, expand police powers significantly. Critics decry the move as a severe blow to privacy and fair trial rights, further tightening Beijing’s grip on the city’s once-open society.
The road transport ministry has proposed these changes, along with the mandatory provision for buses…
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ustice Mehta, who also hails from Rajasthan HC, has accused Justice Sharma of lacking in…
“Terrorists often switch off such communication devices after contacting their handlers across the border,” said…
The accident occurred around 5.30pm. Officials suspected the driver had lost control of the vehicle,…