Handing down its verdict in China’s first court case over face recognition technology, the Fuyang District People’s Court in the eastern Zhejiang province found that Hangzhou Safari Park’s use of the technology without visitors’ consent to facilitate their admission into the park “illegal and unnecessary”. The court also ruled that the park should pay the … Read more
The new right-leaning European Parliament has the potential to undermine climate action. But what if mayors led the Parliament? Drawing on an analysis of the political affiliation and policy priorities of nearly 100 European mayors, Catarina Heeckt, Pietro Reviglio and Milena Larue show that this would be a very different story. At city level, climate … Read more
BGL legal professionals Eve Hill and Jamie Strawbridge, together with a workforce of civil rights advocates, have helped safe a significant victory on behalf of a category of unhoused veterans with disabilities in a lawsuit towards the Division of Veterans Affairs for its failure to offer everlasting housing and companies on its 380-acre campus in … Read more
BGL legal professionals Eve Hill and Jamie Strawbridge, together with a workforce of civil rights advocates, have helped safe a serious victory on behalf of a category of unhoused veterans with disabilities in a lawsuit towards the Division of Veterans Affairs for its failure to offer everlasting housing and providers on its 380-acre campus in … Read more
