December 12, 2025

Supreme Court Declares Forced Narco Tests Unconstitutional, Protects Right Against Self-Incrimination

The Supreme Court has ruled that forced or involuntary narco tests violate the Constitution and cannot be used as evidence. The court stressed that such tests need informed consent and procedural safeguards, upholding the right against self-incrimination and privacy under Articles 20 and 21.

December 12, 2025

Hyderabad Apparel Workers Stage Protest Demanding Higher Wages at Shahi Exports Factory

Over 100 women workers at a Hyderabad apparel factory have been protesting since Monday for better pay. They want their salary raised from ₹11,281 to ₹15,000 due to rising living costs. The factory makes clothes for big brands like H&M and Levi’s. The peaceful protest continues as workers vow to stay until their demands are met.

December 12, 2025

UK Artist Accuses The Reject Shop of Copying Flamingo Egg Cup Design

UK ceramic artist Hannah Turner has accused Australian retailer The Reject Shop of selling a cheap copy of her flamingo egg cup design. The retailer sells it for A$5, while her original costs $62. The Reject Shop will stop importing the product but denies legal wrongdoing.

December 12, 2025

Myanmar Army Targets Scam Compounds Amid Ongoing Conflict in Karen State

Myanmar's military claims it is eradicating scam compounds run by Chinese criminals on the Thai border. While some raids and demolitions have taken place, many scam operations continue amid civil war tensions and fears of limited cleanup.

December 12, 2025

Victoria Police Ordered to Pay $54,000 for Unlawful Capsicum Spray on Climate Protester

Climate protesters win class action against Victoria police for excessive and unlawful capsicum spray during 2019 Melbourne anti-mining protest. Lead protester Jordan Brown awarded $54,000 for physical and psychological injuries.