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Trump administration’s ban on terminations is a crisis directed at women, warns Kate GilmoreThe US policy on abortion is a form of extremist hate that amounts to the torture of women, the UN deputy high commissioner for human rights told the Guardian.T…
The former foreign secretary makes judicial review application against campaigner Boris Johnson has launched an appeal against the summons issued to him over allegations of misconduct in a public office, the businessman prosecuting him has announced.Ca…
Ruling prevents prosecutors from applying immediately for extradition warrantAn attempt to extradite Julian Assange to Sweden has suffered a setback after a court in Uppsala said he did not need to be detained.The ruling by the district court prevents …
Member states should face punitive action over deaths in Mediterranean, say lawyersThe EU and member states should be prosecuted for the deaths of thousands of migrants who drowned in the Mediterranean fleeing Libya, according to a detailed legal submi…
Yesterday morning, I checked the ISO27k Forum messages as usual. Among the ping-pong of ongoing conversations was a sad request to stop emailing a Forum member who died just last week. His widow sent a few polite messages through his email account to t…
Published on May 23, 2019 by Johanna Loock · No Comments May 20: Regulators are bracing for rules that are meant to lower shipping’s emissions of sulfur oxides, pollutants blamed for acid rain and aggravating human health conditions like asthma. Because the regulations, which start Jan. 1, will require most of the world’s ships to burn more expensive fuels, there’s been speculation that some owners may try to cheat to…
May is “Privacy Month” on the Pivot Point Security blog, and we’ve already posted a multi-part article on 5 Indispensable Success Factors for law firms’ security and privacy initiatives. In this post, I’ll move the discussion to the next level, to answ…
May is “Privacy Month” on the Pivot Point Security blog, and we’re offering a multi-part post on the five indispensable success factors for law firms’ security/privacy initiatives. In Part 1, I introduced the 5 success factors and explained why they’re…
May is “Privacy Month” on the Pivot Point Security blog, and we’re offering a multi-part post on the five indispensable success factors for law firms’ information security and data privacy initiatives. In Part 1, I introduced all 5 success factors and …
Supreme court says GCHQ’s hacking powers should be subject to judicial reviewGovernment security decisions will in future be open to challenge in the courts after judges ruled that a secretive intelligence tribunal could not be exempt from legal action…