The Latest Breaking News from the Constitutional Court

On Valentine’s Day next year, Indonesia will go to the polls for its most important election in ten years.

Indonesia’s top court rejected an effort to block presidential candidates who are over 70 or implicated in human rights abuses, clearing the legal path for a septuagenarian former general’s ultra-nationalist campaign

Armenian President Vahagn Khachaturyan has approved the parliament’s decision to join the International Criminal Court in a move that has further strained the country’s ties with its old ally Russia

New court documents show Oscar Pistorius was eligible for parole in March under South African law

The 43-year-old steps down so party can name member to serve as parliament’s opposition leader.

The head of the Move Forward party, which finished first in Thailand’s general election in May but was denied power by Parliament, has announced his resignation as its chief so the party can appoint a new member to serve as Parliament’s opposition leader

The Constitutional Court order relating to a case involving former President Jacob Zuma has illuminated some of the flaws in the law governing medical parole in South Africa. This is despite amendments in 2012 to ensure equality before the law, uphold offenders’ rights to dignity and healthcare when they suffer…

Spain to face European Court of Human Rights over alleged persecution of Catalan Parliament's Bureau

Prolonged uncertainty is raising questions over stability in Thailand, which has seen two coups over the past 20 years.

South Africa is changing its marriage law to recognise all types of intimate partnerships – irrespective of gender, sexual orientation, or religious, cultural and other beliefs.

Experts weigh in on potential concessions as talks between Pedro Sánchez and Carles Puigdemont continue.