By Aluta News March 26, 2024 Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, has signed into law a bill that prohibits children under the age of 14 from possessing their own social media accounts. According to a statement from the U.S. state governor’s office, the law also requires 14- and 15-year-olds to getContinue Reading
By Aluta News July 9, 2023 Mr Victor Muruako, Chairman, Fiscal Responsibility Commission (FRC) says that many states are yet to implement the Fiscal Responsibility Act. Muruako said this during an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Sunday in Abuja. He said that some states had passedContinue Reading
By Aluta News May 12, 2023 Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky worked on a comprehensive strategic plan to reform the country’s criminal law and law enforcement system so it would conform to EU standards. Zelensky said in his video address: “We need to ensure a law and order system for ourContinue Reading
By Aluta News May 4, 2023 The Nasarawa State House of Assembly has advised Area Court Judges without Law degrees to obtain the requisite qualification within 10 years of employment or risk expulsion from the bench. Alhaji Ibrahim Abdullahi, the Speaker, Nasarawa State House Assembly, made this known at preliminaryContinue Reading
By Aluta News Feb. 14, 2023 President Muhammadu Buhari has signed the ‘Establishment Bill’ of the National Institute for Hospitality and Tourism (NIHOTOUR) into law. This is contained in a statement by Mr Joesef Karim, Special Assistant (Technical) to the Director General of NIHOTOUR, Alhaji Sani Kangiwa, and issued to theContinue Reading
By Aluta News Oct. 19, 2022 Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday said he was introducing martial law in four Russian-occupied regions of Ukraine that Moscow claimed as its own territory. In televised remarks to members of his Security Council, Putin also instructed the government to set up a specialContinue Reading
By Aluta News July 12, 2021 Egyptian parliament on Monday approved legal amendments expanding the government’s ability to sack civil servants with suspected links to terrorist groups without prior disciplinary action. A parliamentary source said the move was described by state media as a major step in a campaign toContinue Reading
