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Guinea plastic ban implementation and water sachet reprieve

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Latest: Guinea grants six-month moratorium on plastic water sachets

The Guinean government is finalizing a regulatory framework to ban the production, importation, and commercialization of single-use plastic products, with a target completion date of September 20, 2026. A joint decree si

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Chile notary and registrar system reform

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Latest: Chile implements notary reforms including age limits and price caps

Chile has begun implementing Law 21.772, a reform targeting the notary, registrar, and archivist system. A central component of the legislation is the establishment of a mandatory retirement age of 75 for these judicial

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Angolan judicial system instability and labor resolution

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Latest: Angola justice officials end strike following government agreement

The Angolan judicial system has experienced a period of administrative transition followed by significant instability. Initially, the Superior Council of the Judicial Magistracy (CSMJ) appointed new presidents for severa

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Chilean regional justice and social service initiatives

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Latest: Chilean justice authorities expand regional services and forensic psychiatry coordination

Chilean justice authorities are implementing regional initiatives to improve legal access and institutional coordination. In La Araucanía, a Regional Mixed Education Commission was established involving the Ministry of J

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Legislative and judicial developments in Colombia and Peru

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Latest: Peru Ministry of Justice proposes major criminal and prison reforms

Legislative and judicial developments are unfolding in Colombia and Peru regarding ethics and criminal justice reform. In Colombia, Senator Iván Cepeda has initiated an ethics inquiry against Senate First Commission Pre

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Togo administrative documentation accessibility initiatives

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Latest: Togo to provide free nationality certificates to 4,200 female students

The Togolese government is implementing initiatives to expand access to essential civil documentation and modernize administrative services. To facilitate the issuance of national identity cards, the Directorate General

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