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The French Government has passed a law allowing police to remotely activate phone cameras, microphones, and GPS to surveil suspects. The use of these powers requires judicial approval and is limited to six months.

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The Supreme Court of India declined a Public Interest Litigation for the creation of a National Commission for Men, aimed at addressing suicides among married men. The court expressed disinclination, stating the petition portrayed a one-sided picture. The petition was subsequently dismissed.

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The US Supreme Court ruled the affirmative action clause in the admission policies of Harvard University and the University of North Carolina unconstitutional. The court decided that race-based admissions were in violation of the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.

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The Spanish Supreme Court has deemed a mandatory nudist policy in housing societies as discriminatory and violative of fundamental rights. The ruling states that homeowners and residents cannot be forced into nudity in communal spaces without their consent.

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French Assembly passes law allowing police to secretly activate...

The French Government has passed a law that permits police to spy on them via their mobile…