Asian Legal Review

Preparations for the FIFA Women’s World Cup in July have highlighted how increased efforts are being made at domestic and international levels to focus on menstrual health to support female participation in sport and in the workplace.

Chris Thomas tells HRNews why end users should check their supply chains carefully when umbrella companies are involved

The differences between liquidated and general damages for breach of a construction contractor’s obligations to complete works on time can be difficult to discern.

New data from NHS England has highlighted how GP practices can use technology to improve the quality and safety of the services they offer.

Japan is boosting military aid to the Philippines and pushing for a pact that would allow both sides to deploy their forces on each other’s soil.

The UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has set out new rules on how cryptoasset firms can advertise their products, including a cooling-off period for first time investors.

The monetary authority aims to send out requests in the next few months, seeking to head off potential risk to the nation’s economy as Philippine-listed companies have increased their reliance on cheap borrowed capital.

Businesses developing artificial intelligence (AI) systems must “build in security” to the technology to avoid mistakes made when the internet was developed, the head of the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has said.

Lai Wenshao and Cai Huijuan dumped BJ Ahyeong’s body in a pit after she had seizures and died while receiving treatment at their clinic.

Since Brexit it has become much more complicated to employ UK citizens in Germany. For employers who operate across the border it is important to know which requirements must be met when employing people from the UK in Germany.