Hong Kong authorities repeal ‘flawed’ bus seat belt law

    Hong Kong authorities repeal ‘flawed’ bus seat belt law

    Hong Kong authorities have repealed a law requiring bus passengers to wear seat belts through subsidiary legislation, after discovering it only applied to vehicles registered since late January. The government gazetted the Road Traffic (Safety Equipment) (Amendment) Regulation 2026 on Friday, which repeals section 8D requiring passengers to wear seat belts. Section 8D stipulated that…

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    US Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem joins ICE operation

    DHS Panics After ICE Barbie Kristi Noem’s Fourth Amendment Assault Flamed

    Kristi Noem’s Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is in panic mode after a group of its former top lawyers publicly slammed ICE’s secret use of administrative warrants to enter people’s homes. After the practice sparked whistleblower complaints and a possible court battle, the Homeland Security secretary last month ordered her top lawyer, General Counsel James…

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      US and China sign off on TikTok agreement to avoid ban

      TikTok’s Chinese owner, ByteDance, has finalised a deal to establish a majority US-owned joint venture company to avoid a ban on the popular social media app used by more than 200 million Americans. The ​deal is a milestone for the short video app ‌after years of ‌battles that ‌began in August 2020, when US President…

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      A suited man holding an electronic tablet device addresses a group of students

        Brexit, Trade Deals And Rows With China — Life As A Law Grad

        LONDON — Matt Gass has worked on secret Brexit preparations, was part of the first trade negotiations led by the U.K. in decades and is now a senior lawyer investigating allegations of unfair practices.  Fifteen years after graduating from Northeastern University, Gass is employed in a job — working for the Trade Remedies Authorities, an…

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