International criminal court News

Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich Claims ICC Seeking Arrest Warrant.

Police Appeal for Information in Akuregoda Double Murder Case.

Why an Independent Judiciary is Essential for Sri Lanka’s National Security.

This article explores the fundamental role of a robust and independent judiciary as the cornerstone of Sri Lankan sovereignty and national security.

49 Foreign Nationals Detained in Colpetty Following Visa Violation Crackdown.

Landmark Syrian Trial Begins: Ex-Security Chief Atef Najib Facing Severe Charges.

Atef Najib, a cousin of former Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad, has appeared in a Damascus court to face at least 10 major charges, including murder and torture, marking a significant step in the nation's post-war transitional justice efforts.

Major Crackdown: Scores of Foreign Nationals Detained in Colombo and Matara Over Financial Fraud.

Police Apprehend 120 Foreign Nationals in Rajagiriya Cybercrime Crackdown.

Sri Lankan authorities have arrested approximately 120 foreign nationals during a raid in Rajagiriya, uncovering evidence of illegal financial operations and suspected cybercrime activities.

Police Apprehend Suspect with Illegal Foreign Firearm in Pannala.

Supreme Court Orders Compensation Over Brutal Assault of Police Officer by Colleagues.

The Supreme Court of Sri Lanka has ruled that a Sub-Inspector's fundamental rights were violated during a 2022 assault by fellow officers. The court ordered personal financial compensation from the perpetrators and deemed the victim's subsequent suspension unlawful.

Supreme Court Reserves Ruling on Arrest Prevention Pleas from CID Director and Security Secretary.

The Supreme Court of Sri Lanka has concluded hearings and reserved its final judgment regarding Fundamental Rights petitions filed by CID Director Shani Abeysekara and Public Security Ministry Secretary Ravi Seneviratne concerning potential arrests linked to the Easter Sunday attacks.

Chinese National Extradited to US Over State-Sponsored Vaccine Cyber-Espionage Allegations.

Taiwan Court Imposes Multi-Million Dollar Fine and Prison Terms in Major TSMC Trade Secret Scandal.

A Taiwan court has sentenced five individuals, including a former TSMC employee, to prison for up to 10 years and fined Tokyo Electron’s local unit $5 million over the theft of sensitive semiconductor trade secrets.