ban
Coverage of ban in the Nexus archive.
- My neighbour uses a hosepipe in his watering can, does this breach the ban?
A neighbor uses a hosepipe in their watering can, raising the question of whether this action breaches an existing ban.
- My neighbour is using his hosepipe during the ban but claims he is 'exempt' and I'm not - is that true?
A neighbor is using a hosepipe during a ban and claims to be 'exempt,' while the person reporting them is not. The article questions the validity of the neighbor's exemption.
- Prediction markets: Hong Kong ban alone will not solve risks, legal experts say
Prediction markets exist in a legal grey area under Hong Kong’s gambling laws, with experts warning of risks like market manipulation and consumer protection. A ban on these platforms could face challenges in evidence gathering and prosecution, according to legal experts and a legislator.
- German lawyers: Ban on far-right AfD 'likely successful'
German legal experts suggest that banning the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) could be successful, though such a move carries political risks.
- More than 100 Palestine Action supporters are arrested outside the Royal Courts of Justice after judges ruled the ban on the group was lawful
More than 100 supporters of Palestine Action were arrested outside the Royal Courts of Justice after judges ruled the group's ban was lawful.
- UK court upholds ban on Palestine Action group, days after four activists jailed
A UK court upheld a ban on the Palestine Action group, ruling it is not a civil disobedience protest group but a covert organization with secret cells. Four activists from the group were recently jailed.
- Far-right Israeli security minister Ben-Gvir banned from French territory: FM
Israeli security minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, a far-right figure, has been banned from French territory by the French Foreign Ministry. The decision highlights tensions between France and Israel over political figures linked to extremist ideologies.
- Monterey Park, California has banned any data centers within its city limits
Monterey Park, California has enacted a ban on data centers within its city limits. The decision reflects local regulatory action against tech infrastructure expansion.