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Dam over troubled waters: Why the Mekedatu water project continues to divide Karnataka and Tamil Nadu

As Karnataka takes further steps towards the realisation of the Mekedatu dam, here is a look at the issue that has been a bone of contention between the two riparian States that have also historically fought over the sharing of Cauvery water

The Hindu

Orders of constitutional courts prevail over that of statutory tribunals: SC

Bench sets aside NGT ban on construction at Rushikonda hills in Visakhapatnam

The Hindu

Leeds mum says blind daughter 'became a recluse' after school discriminated against her

Mum Kimberley won a court case tribunal against the school but her daughter Phoebe, 13, has become a recluse

Leeds Live

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API residues causing pollution in Himachal Pradesh: NGT dismisses Centre's review application

SHIMLA: While dealing with the matter of remedial action against failure of the authorities in Himachal Pradesh in preventing pollution of rivers Balad, Sirsa and Satluj in Baddi Industrial area in Solan district, the National Green Tribunal has dismissed the review application filed by Union Ministry of Environment, Forest and…

The Times of India

API residues causing pollution: NGT dismisses Centre's review application

The Times of India

Secondary school places: What to do if your child doesn't get into preferred school

There is also advice available for parents to challenge the process if their child didn't get into their preferred school

Belfast Live

Millions of Apple and Samsung customers may get compensation - are you affected?

Which? has confirmed that the Competition Appeal Tribunal has given it the go-ahead for it to launch a class action legal claim against smartphone chip maker Qualcomm

Daily Mirror

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Anti-bullying agency Netsafe apologises to government but not to victims

The Government has considered a formal investigation into Netsafe's conduct after Newsroom reports of bullying and privacy breaches by management.

Newsroom.co.nz

NGT asks U.P., Bihar to monitor number of Covid deaths, cremations by the Ganga

: The National Green Tribunal directed the governments of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar to inform them about the number of human corpses found floating on the river Ganga as well as the bodies that were buried on the river in the two states starting from before the arrival of COVID-19…

The Hindu

Ukrainian Asda worker wins £62k after 'campaign of racial harassment' by supermarket

Ukrainian Svitlana Henderson handed in her notice in 2019 after 15 years at the retail giant, who have now apologised for her experiences and been ordered to pay out more than £60,000

Daily Mirror

Asda apologises as Ukrainian worker awarded £62k after resigning in tears following racial harassment

Asda has been ordered to pay £62,000 to a woman who was subjected to racial discrimination

Leeds Live

Dumbarton food bank worker sacked after row over priest's affair wins £8k pay-out

An employment tribunal ruled that Caroline Marsland was unfairly dismissed, but found that disclosures about the clergyman's relationship a "vulnerable" woman was not the principal reason.

Glasgow Live

Calling a man bald is sexual harassment, employment tribunal rules

The panel equated to to commenting on a woman's breasts

Wales Online

Woman mocked by Betfred bosses for taking anaemia tablets WINS harassment claim

Alexis Donaghey was said to have suffered a 'hostile, offensive and intimidating environment', the employment tribunal in Manchester heard - the judge ruled Ms Donaghey could not win damages as under employment law she had filed her claim too late

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Scots Royal Mail worker gets sick pay returned after it was illegally docked by bosses

The postal worker has recovered more than £4,000 of sick pay illegally docked by her boss, who she had previously accused of bullying, after taking the matter to tribunal.

Newsroom.co.nz

The mouldy misery of Wellington’s rental market

How a hamstrung Tenancy Tribunal and weak rental laws are leaving tenants at the mercy of landlords who won’t fix run-down rentals.

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Government: Reforms will see tenants ‘treated fairly’

The Scottish Government has hit back at claims its reforms will threaten the supply of homes for rent, saying that they will “ensure tenants are…

Glasgow Live

Firearm cop wins tribunal over sectarian abuse at nuclear power plant

Police Sergeant Paul McCue discovered an abusive slogan graffitied on the underside of his Celtic Football Club mug and was so upset he had to go home from work.

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Wales Online

Catholic firearms officer wins compensation after FTP written on his mug

He was subjected to religious harassment while at work

The Times of India

NGT panel to focus on ‘time bomb’ landfill cure

NEW DELHI: Raising concerns over the rampant fire incidents over the Ghazipur landfill site while calling them “time bombs”, the National Green Tribunal constituted a joint committee headed by a retired judge to look into the matter.

Daily Mirror

Pregnant woman wins £185,000 after boss fires her due to her morning sickness

Rachel Richardson, a quantity surveyor, was sacked a month after telling managers she was pregnant because she had missed a few meetings due to severe morning sickness

Wales Online

'Vindictive' headteacher wanted to sack colleague suffering from brain tumour

A tribunal was told Emma Shearer, head at Riverside Primary School in Hereford, decided Rachael Davies, was 'not up to the job'

The Hindu

TS witness justifies use of longer effective rainfall data to estimate CWR

Hearing of AP-TS Krishna water row resumes before Brijesh Tribunal

Wales Online

Calling a woman in her late 30s 'good girl' in office is sexual harassment, tribunal rules

Though the term may have seemed 'harmless once, it is now 'demeaning', the tribunal judge said

Asharq Al-Awsat

Rights Organizations Accuse Iran of Harassing Witnesses of 2019 Protests Court

A total of 15 rights organizations issued a joint statement calling on the international community to urge the Iranian authorities to immediately cease their reprisals against the Iran Atrocities (Aban) Tribunal’s witnesses and their families. An international-popular court in London started last November hearing testimonies of more than 300 former…

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