Hayley Behal is a journalist for JURIST, focusing on legal news and commentary. She covers a wide range of topics, including voting rights, gender equality, international humanitarian law, asylum seekers, war crimes, and tax crimes. Hayley is dedicated to providing insightful analysis and reporting on legal issues impacting society.
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Hayley Behal's coverage is heavily focused on world affairs, government & politics, and legal commentary. She seems to have a keen interest in international law, human rights issues, and political developments globally.
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While Hayley doesn't seem to have a specific geographic focus, her coverage indicates an interest in topics that have global relevance rather than being confined to a specific region.
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By: Jingwen Liu, Joshua Villanueva
The exchange of information is a key driver of today's digital economy. International trade cannot be performed without business owners' ability to transfer data across national borders, and multinational enterprises' (MNE) internal operation relies on the ability to move data among countries where they have business presence. Accordingly, data has come to the center of countries' regulatory concerns. A 2021
Immigration is one of the hottest hot button issues going into the 2024 US presidential election. It has divided Americans, and the Republican party continues to go to extremes on the matter, with som...
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By: Glenn C. Smith
Even especially attentive Supreme Court watchers might underestimate the importance of the pair of cases the Court subjected to three and a half hours of argument on January 17. In a term full of cases pitting gun rights against domestic violence victims, determining access to medical abortion, and injecting the justices into presidential election politics, challenges to an arcane, decades-old administrative law doctrine could seem esoteric.
By: Hayley Behal
In what proved to be a constitutionally fraught week, the Governor of the State of Texas, Greg Abbott, stated on January 26 he will oppose any measure to infringe on Texas’s placing of razor wire on t...
By: Hayley Behal
In January, reports emerged alleging the involvement of United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) employees in the October 7, 2023 attack conducted by Hama...
By: Hayley Behal
The recent Australian High Court ruling in NZYQ v. Minister for Immigration, Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs has prompted significant developments in Australia's immigration detention policies....
By: Hayley Behal
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On February 28, an Illinois judge ruled that disgraced ex-President Donald Trump is disqualified from office under Section 3 of the Fourteenth Amendment, the Insurrectionist Disqualification Clause. F...
By: Hayley Behal
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