Government tightens FCRA rules, revises penalties for violations by NGOs

Florida Criminalizes Local Companies That Conduct Business with Cuba

The law expands criminal penalties and allows for the revocation of business licenses. On Wednesday, the Foreign Interference Restriction and Enforcement Act (FIRE) went into effect in Florida, criminalizing local companies that conduct business with Cuba. RELATED: New State Institute Drives Cuban Economic Restructuring The legislation aims to curb the influence of governments considered hostile []

Ghana vs England: FBI warns supporters, list of restrictions to be adhered to

FBI warns World Cup fans and drone operators to respect Temporary Flight Restrictions near venues. Violations are a federal offence amid heightened security.

Centre questions 23 local govts for budget delays

By A Staff Reporter, Kathmandu, July 2: The federal government has sought clarification from 23 local governments that f...

Raffinage local, traçabilité, contrôles renforcés : la nouvelle stratégie de la Guinée pour mieux valoriser son or

La réglementation de la filière aurifère en Guinée franchit une nouvelle étape. À travers le décret signé par le président Mamadi Doumbouya et rendu public le vendredi 3 juillet, les autorités entendent renforcer la gouvernance du secteur. Au-delà de l’interdiction progressive de l’exportation de l’or brut, le texte instaure de nouvelles obligations pour les opérateurs []

PP TUNAS enactment shows positive impact on child protection features

Deputy Minister of Communication and Digital Affairs Nezar Patria stated that the enforcement of Government Regulation ...

Cocktails-to-go, new state agency among laws taking effect July 1 – Capitol News IL

Cocktails-to-go, new state agency among laws taking effect July 1 – Capitol News IL

French parliament passes law to curb rise of fast fashion

The new law establishes penalty fees and an advertising ban on environmentally irresponsible companies, notably the Asian e-commerce companies Shein, Temu and AliExpress, while seeking to protect the French textile industry.

'October 7 on steroids:' Officers' dire warning following change on Yellow Line

Officers serving along the Gaza border claim there has been a significant change in the way open-fire regulations are being implemented.

Govt tightens FCRA rules for NGOs, revises penalties on foreign funding violations: Key changes explained

The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has revised the compounding penalties for several violations under the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act, 2010 (FCRA) relating to the receipt and utilisation of foreign contributions by non-governmental organisations (NGOs), according to a gazette notification. The orders were notified by the ministry on Monday under powers conferred by section 41(1) of the Act.

Supreme Court rules in favor of Trump’s asylum policies that bishops opposed

The policies allow the government to limit the number of asylum claims they process and terminate the temporary protected status of Haitians and Syrians. [...]

British Government Finally Proscribes IRGC Under National Security Laws

The government has now moved to proscribe the IRGC and related groups in parliament. So it is possible Under the National Security Act 2023 amended by the new National Security (State Threats) Act 2026, three bodies have been banned: IRGC (Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps): For threats to life and intimidation on UK soil, the January

Magyar government fundamentally changes Hungarian public media, pledges it will be balanced, impartial

Parliament on Tuesday passed a bill sponsored by the ruling Tisza Party, to set up the Hungarian Radio and Television Nonprofit and MTI Nonprofit companies, changing the current public media structure and restoring the independence of the national news agency (MTI). Magyar government builds new public media Under the new legislation, the public media will [] Continue reading: https://dailynewshungary.com/magyar-government-changes-public-media/

FREE TO READ | Under the rulebook

Our theme for this issue of Legal is “Under the Rulebook”: a reflection of the growing weight of regulation across SA’s economic and social landscape

DOJ warns state election officials of ‘potential criminal penalties’ over noncitizen voting

As the Trump administration seeks to tighten federal control over elections ahead of the midterms, the head of the Justice Department’s civil rights division has sent letters to state election officials warning them of “potential criminal penalties for those who fail to carry out their duties” in relation to federal election laws — including preventing noncitizens []...Click to read more

News24 | ANALYSIS | Lessons from Africa on the costs of SA’s migration approaches

Precedents show that crackdowns and tighter regulations often have negative domestic and diplomatic consequences, sometimes lasting decades, writes Vanya Gastrow in ISS Today.

Dáil Parliament passes Bill banning goods from occupied Palestinian territories

Several amendments to the Government’s Bill, including an amendment to include services in the ban, were voted down.

The Supreme Court Enables Trump’s Cruel Immigration Agenda

Two new rulings make it easier for the Administration to prevent migrants from claiming asylum and to expel lawful refugees.

What does the law say on hanging a flag on your balcony during the World Cup in Spain – and how to avoid a €3,000 fine?

SPANISH property laws have outlined potential penalties for displaying national flags improperly or holding consistently loud parties during the World Cup. The World Cup is in full swing, and fans

Iowa’s New Laws Go Into Effect July 1: Here’s What’s Changing

Iowa’s New Laws Go Into Effect July 1: Here’s What’s Changing

Centre tightens FCRA rules; asks NGOs to declare purpose, operating areas

Centre tightens FCRA rules; asks NGOs to declare purpose, operating areas

South Africa: Lessons From Africa On the Costs of South Africa's Migration Approaches

[ISS] Precedents show that crackdowns and tighter regulations often have negative domestic and diplomatic consequences, sometimes lasting decades.

Bold regulatory reforms vital to transform business environment

Bold regulatory reforms vital to transform business environment

Federal Ministry Directs Harmonised Approach to the Regulation of Internet Platforms and Online Intermediaries

The Federal Ministry of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy has directed for regulatory status quo be maintained on matters relating to the regulation of Internet platforms, online intermediaries and other cross-cutting digital economy issues, pending the development of a harmonised national policy and governance framework. The decision follows a high-level strategic meeting convened by the... Read More Read » Federal Ministry Directs Harmonised Approach to the Regulation of Internet Platforms and Online Intermediaries on YNaija

S. Korea says revised network act nondiscriminatory, vows continued talks with US

The foreign ministry said Friday the revised network act does not contain discriminatory provisions against foreign companies, and it will continue consultations with the United States to address concerns about the legislation. The revised Information and Communications Network Act, which took effect Tuesday, requires major online platform operators, including Naver, Kakao, Google, Meta and X, to remove or block false and manipulated information. In response, a US State Department spokesperson c

Economy minister: Govt prioritises reducing aid exclusion errors as Malaysia prepares for ageing society

KUALA LUMPUR, July 7 — The government is focusing on preventing exclusion errors, or eligible individuals being le...

Fines, administrative penalties proposed for drinking and driving in Saskatchewan

Administrative penalties, such as immediate licence suspensions, will be an option for police as opposed to laying criminal charges when a driver's BAC is above 0.08.

Batal bekalan NSM: PAC gesa kerajaan tuntut ganti rugi setimpal

KUALA LUMPUR: Jawatankuasa Kira-Kira Wang Negara (PAC) menzahirkan kegusaran serius berhubung tindakan kerajaan Norway menarik balik serta membatalkan lesen eksport peluru berpandu Naval Strike Misssile (NSM) yang diperuntukkan bagi projek Littoral Combat Ship (LCS). Pengerusi PAC, Datuk Mas Ermieyati Samsudin berkata, ini memandangkan kerajaan telah menjelaskan bayaran mencecah 95 peratus daripada jumlah kontrak keseluruhan. “PAC ... Read more The post Batal bekalan NSM: PAC gesa kerajaan tuntut ganti rugi setimpal appeared first on Utusan Malaysia.

Updated scale-based regulations for NBFCs: Tata Sons may be required to list

No material change in RBI’s NBFC norms; revised directions merely clarify ‘public funds’ definition

SR149 million in fines imposed on violators of the Telecommunications Law in 2025

RIYADH — The Communications, Space and Technology Commission (CITC) has imposed fines amounting to SR149 million on violators of the Telecommunications Law during the year 2025. According to a recent report issued by the committees responsible for reviewing violations of the Telecommunications Law, the commission had received a total of 1,219 reports in 2025, of which 626 (51 percent) were filed against service providers and 593 (49 percent) against other entities. The CITC stated that it issued 1,050 decisions during the last year. Of these, 48 percent were issued against service providers, while 52 percent targeted individuals and other companies. The report highlighted the most significant violations, including damaging, tampering with, or disrupting public telecommunications networks; unlawfully using such networks; obstructing telecommunications services; and impeding the exchange of information.Other notable violations included advertising or implementing pricing and promotional offers in breach of the rules and procedures stipulated in decisions issued by the authority; failing to provide the authority with the reports, information, or documentation required to facilitate its regulatory functions; and non-compliance with the number portability regulations issued by the authority.

Money-laundering watchdog sanctions 342 offenders

The Financial Intelligence Centre has issued 342 administrative sanctions and N19.91 million in penalties following a 1 300 surge in anti-money laundering compliance failures. This is from just 25 sanctions the previous year. The centre’s 2025 annual report shows that the sanctions resulted in N19.91 million in financial penalties for institutions that failed to comply [] The post Money-laundering watchdog sanctions 342 offenders appeared first on The Namibian.

‘विदेशी अभ्यास नक्कल गरेर ट्राफिक जरिवाना तोक्न मिल्दैन’

सरकारले सवारी तथा यातायातसम्बन्धी कानुन परिमार्जन गर्ने तयारी गरिरहेका बेला ट्राफिक जरिवाना उल्लेख्य रूपमा बढाउने प्रस्ताव चर्चामा छ। यातायात व्यवसायीहरूले भने सडक पूर्वाधार र ट्राफिक व्यवस्थापन सुधार नगरी जरिवाना मात्र कडा बनाउँदा समस्या समाधान नहुने बताएका छन्। प्रस्तावित व्यवस्थाप्रति व्यवसायीको धारणा, चालक अनुशासन, सडक व्यवस्थापन र सार्वजनिक यातायात सुधारका उपायबारे शम्भु रेग्मीले नेपाल यातायात व्यवसायी राष्ट्रिय []

China’s ethnic unity law sparks fears of cross-border repression targeting Taiwan

Taiwanese officials and academics have warned that China's new Ethnic Unity and Progress Promotion Law enables transnational repression. Its extraterritorial provisions target individuals globally for criticising Beijing's sovereignty claims or human rights abuses, putting Taiwanese citizens, foreign journalists, and international politicians at severe legal risk.

French parliament approves bill to curtail ultra-fast fashion

Legislation introduces penalties of up to over 22 per item, advertising ban for companies

Tinubu forwards State Police Constitution Amendment Bill to Senate

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has formally transmitted a Constitution Alteration Bill to the Senate seeking to establish state police across the country. The proposed legislation aims to amend relevant provisions of the 1999 Constitution to provide the legal and institutional framework for the creation and operation of state police forces in the federation. The move [] The post Tinubu forwards State Police Constitution Amendment Bill to Senate appeared first on Vanguard News.

PFIPC scandal: Babachir Lawal reveals only reason SGF might have refused to flag fake agency

Former Secretary to the Government of the Federation, SGF, Babachir Lawal, has said that it rested on the shoulders of the Secretary-General of the Federation to flag the Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council, PFIPC. The African Democratic Congress, ADC, chieftain the SGF could only look the other way in such matters especially when his office [] PFIPC scandal: Babachir Lawal reveals only reason SGF might have refused to flag fake agency

Congress should empower states to fix benefit cliffs

A U.S. Senate committee recently discussed a decades-old federal policy trap that punishes poor families for getting a raise: social safety net-benefit cliffs. These cliffs hamper upward mobility and harm small businesses dealing with workforce challenges. To fix this, Congress should take the next step towards innovative reform and enlist states as part of the...