The landscape of American late-night television is undergoing significant change amid tensions between TV networks, program producers and federal regulators, fueling debate over the future of political satire on broadcast television. In recent months, several high-profile shifts have occurred across the industry, including ABC’s temporary removal of Jimmy Kimmel from TV show Jimmy Kimmel Live! The post US dispatch: TV network censors political interview over federal broadcasting rule appeared first on JURIST – News.

UN experts stated on Tuesday that new regulations concerning seabed governance, including seabed mining, must be grounded in international human rights and environmental laws, ahead of the 31st session of the International Seabed Authority (ISA). In a press release, the experts emphasized that states have an obligation under international law to ensure that regulatory frameworks The post UN calls for ocean governance to abide by international law appeared first on JURIST – News.

Human Rights Watch (HRW) warned Wednesday that the president of Angola, João Lourenço, should not sign a new bill into law, as it could result in serious human rights violations. This bill was passed on January 22 with 106 votes in favor and 77 votes against. The rights organization expressed concern that this law would The post Rights experts warn Angola must reject draft law restricting civil society appeared first on JURIST – News.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday that a man convicted of possessing child pornography did not have his constitutional rights violated when Google scanned his account for harmful material. The court rejected defendant Rauch Sharak’s argument that Google is an agent of government and therefore violated his right to privacy in conducting a search The post US court denies illegal search challenge in child pornography conviction appeared first on JURIST – News.