The World Health Organization (WHO) and the African Medicines Agency (AMA) signed the Framework Agreement for Collaboration on Friday, which aims to strengthen regulatory systems and improve access to safe, efficient, and quality-assured health products across the African continent. The Framework Agreement for Collaboration establishes a partnership between WHO and AMA to advance the harmonization The post UN and AU sign landmark agreement guaranteeing access to safe health products appeared first on JURIST – News.

Samsung Electronics’ labor union held off on launching a planned 18-day strike Wednesday after reaching a last-minute, tentative wage deal with the company management, alleviating immediate concerns about a potential operational shutdown at the world’s leading memory chip maker. The tentative agreement comes roughly six months after the union’s formation in November 2025. During this The post Samsung Electronics reaches last-minute wage deal with labor union appeared first on JURIST – News.

The Ontario Superior Court of Justice barred the Waterloo region from removing encampments on Thursday. The court held that the region’s site-specific bylaw is not only discriminatory but also infringes the right to life, liberty, and security of the encampment residents. Justice Michael R. Gibson held that the municipality’s bylaw, allowing forced evictions of the The post Ontario court bars Waterloo region from removing encampment residents appeared first on JURIST – News.

The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) warned Thursday that journalists covering the FIFA World Cup 2026 may face hostility from the authorities. The warning comes with a travel advisory and legal rights guide for traveling journalists. The group recorded recent actions taken by US immigration authorities against journalists for their work. Some examples would be The post CPJ warns of potential hostilities from FIFA host countries against traveling journalists appeared first on JURIST – News.