Month: January 2023

Judges ruled Benny Tjokrosaputro was guilty of arranging for state insurance company to buy overpriced stocks, which later lost their value, for personal gain.

Sarah Munro tells HRNews about the EU’s Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive and its relevance to HR

Office staff at the US firm’s Asia-Pacific headquarters were informed via email on Wednesday that they had until 5pm to leave the CapitaGreen building and resume their duties from home on Thursday.

Mohamed Khairul Riduan planned to travel to Gaza to join a militant group and fight the Israel military. He is the first public servant to be detained by the Internal Security Department for terrorism-related offences.

The bombing by jets killed fighters at the headquarters of the Chin National Front; reports say one bomb landed in India’s Mizoram state, but police say it landed on the international boundary.

A consultation on whether the UK should join the 2019 Hague Judgments Convention has been welcomed by legal experts as a possible solution to some of the cross-border judgment enforcement problems created by Brexit.

Singapore’s former foreign minister George Yeo said the US and the West are ‘uncomfortable’ with the idea of a multipolar world given their long dominance, but they should not resist it.

A US regulator has outlined plans to ban US employers from applying new, or relying on existing, provisions in employment contracts that restrict workers’ ability to move to new roles with different employers.

Another group of daredevils has allegedly breached Malaysia’s Merdeka 118 tower – still under construction – and posted a video of their climb on social media.

Prema S Naraynasamy was sentenced for abusing Piang Ngaih Don who died of a brain injury with severe blunt trauma after months of repeated abuse, and was starved until she was only 24kg.