A Canadian federal court has upheld a human rights tribunal compensation ruling that ordered Ottawa to pay $40,000 to First Nations children who suffered discrimination in the welfare system.

The US Supreme Court temporarily stops the court order to the Biden administration to re-instate the Trump era "Remain in Mexico" program.

A Polish court has ruled that two Holocaust historians do not need to apologize for saying that some Poles cooperated with the Nazi Germany, amid deep rifts between Poland and Israel over the issue.

Iran’s central bank has started taking legal action against Bahrain over a judicial move to seize funds.

An Israeli court decides to postpone a hearing on the decision of evicting Palestinians from their homes in a Jerusalem al-Quds neighborhood following days of strong protests across the occupied territories.

Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy is found guilty by a court on charges of corruption and influence peddling.

The International Criminal Court has announced it will expand its territorial jurisdiction to include the Palestinian territories illegally occupied by Israel since 1967.