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France has submitted a revised proposal to ban social media for children under 15, following the rejection of its previous attempt by the country's constitution

Members of Parliament and peers are advocating for new legislation to address the risks posed by artificial intelligence to human rights and privacy, noting AI'

The article argues that Australian politicians must legislate to ensure women are recognized as a fixed category in law, addressing concerns about the consequen

Labour is accused of attempting to 'punish' the Reform party with a new law that could compel it to return £72 million in donations, as Angela Rayner confirmed

Award-winning writer Jack Thorne has warned that some scriptwriters are using AI to 'cheat' and called for laws to ban the secret use of AI in script generation

A gender conflict has emerged in Utah as Republicans attempted to repeal a voter-approved law banning gerrymandering, encountering unexpected opposition from wo

A group of influential senators is currently developing a bill to address the potential 'catastrophic risk' posed by artificial intelligence, sparking debate in

Several newspapers are discussing the recent failure of the assisted dying bill in the House of Commons on Friday.

The US House is scheduled to vote on a Russia sanctions bill, which carries a potential tariff risk for India.

US Senate negotiators are considering proposals that would mandate AI firms to mitigate known major risks associated with their technologies.

The Nova Scotia government plans to introduce new legislation to enhance protections for individuals affected by intimate images created or altered by AI withou

Members of Parliament have voted against a new attempt to legalize assisted dying, rejecting a proposed law that aimed to introduce significant societal changes

The Senate is returning to Washington with two major bills on the agenda: a cryptocurrency regulation bill, the Clarity Act, and a bill to regulate money in col

MPs have rejected an assisted dying bill, causing momentum for a change in the law to fall away, although supporters plan to try again.

The House of Representatives is scheduled to vote on Tuesday on the bipartisan Ratepayer Protection Act, a bill aimed at curbing data center costs and compellin

UK lawmakers have rejected the assisted dying bill following an unexpected reversal in the House of Commons.

The U.K. Parliament has rejected a bill that would have allowed assisted dying for terminally ill individuals, leaving Britain distinct from many other European

A bill concerning assisted dying has failed, causing heartbreak for its supporters while being welcomed by opponents. Prime Minister Andy Burnham abstained from

The UK Parliament's lower chamber, the House of Commons, voted against a bill to legalize assisted dying, rejecting the legislation by a margin of 286 votes to

UK lawmakers are scheduled to vote again on legislation that would permit terminally ill adults in England and Wales to choose assisted dying.

MPs have voted down a controversial law change regarding assisted dying for the second time, following an emotional debate in the House of Commons.

Dame Esther Rantzen expressed her disappointment after an assisted dying bill, which she prominently backed, was rejected.

Members of Parliament have rejected an attempt to legalize assisted dying in England and Wales.

The Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) on the FCRA Amendment Bill is scheduled to hold its first meeting on September 18. During this meeting, Home Ministry of