TSJ Endorses Anti-Hate Law Reform and Gives Green Light to Its Debate
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El CarabobeñoAt least 927 people in Venezuela were accused of "inciting hatred" since the adoption of this rule, in 2017
Caracas, Oct 15 (Prensa Latina) Venezuela's Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ) today declared its agreement that the National Assembly (parliament) should continue the debate on the proposal for a partial reform of the Anti-Hate Law. Venezuela's post TSJ endorses the proposal to reform the Anti-Hate Law first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
News of the Day and the Hour Latest News of today The Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ) reported that it validated the partial reform of the anti-hate law - whose repeal several NGOs request - and gave the green light for the National Assembly to debate it. This was reported by the TSJ on its website by a ruling of the Constitutional Chamber declaring the constitutional conformity of the draft reform of this law, "all this in order to continue the…
The Constitutional Chamber approved the prior monitoring of the initiative promoted to amend the 2017 rule, amid demands for repeal by NGOs and political sectors.
Drafting (ALN) .- The Constitutional Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ) declared this Thursday the constitutionality of the bill to reform the Law against Hate, for Peaceful Coexistence and Tolerance. In this regard, it called on the National Assembly to continue the legislative process. The decision is set out in Judgment No. [...] The entry TSJ declared "constitutional" the proposal to reform the Law against Hate was first published…
The Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ) declared Thursday the constitutionality of the bill to reform the Law against Hate, by Peaceful Coexistence and Tolerance, and authorized the National Assembly to continue the process. The Constitutional Chamber of the TSJ issued on October 15 the Judgment 1,034 evaluating the proposal on the [...] The entry TSJ declares "constitutional" proposed reform to the Law against Hate was first published in Caraota Dig…
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