OpenAI is currently battling a copyright lawsuit in India, arguing that Indian courts lack jurisdiction due to its US-based operations. This legal challenge comes after similar defenses by Telegram failed in past cases. The case highlights the growing scrutiny of US tech firms’ compliance with local laws in foreign markets. Legal experts suggest the case could still be heard in Indian courts, despite OpenAI’s jurisdiction claim.
Today, On 21st December, Former Supreme Court judge Justice Madan Lokur has been named the Chairperson of the United Nations Internal Justice Council. This council helps improve the UN’s internal justice system by ensuring fairness and transparency in handling disputes. Justice Lokur’s rich experience in the Indian judiciary makes him an excellent choice for this role. His appointment shows India’s growing role in international law and governance.
The social media company ‘X’ Corp today has contested a Delhi High Court order requiring the removal of allegedly defamatory posts about journalist Rajat Sharma globally, arguing that it violates international law and encroaches on other countries’ sovereignty. The court case involves a defamation suit filed by Sharma in response to abusive content on social media and TV.
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has ordered Israel to cease military operations in Rafah, citing potential genocide. The ruling, supported by a 13-2 majority, presses for humanitarian aid and UN access. Israel, however, rejects the order, asserting compliance with international law and its duty to national security. Palestinian representatives urge immediate compliance.