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A largel-scale testing station in Howald Photo: Paperjam
JUSTICE

Laboratory sues government over covid testing scheme

Bionext laboratories is taking the Luxembourg government to court over what is claims is unfair competition in the large-scale testing programme.

Cordula Schnuer • 09/16/2021
Justice minister Sam Tanson and interior security minister Henri Kox (centre) during the press conference on 15 September Photo: MJ
JUSTICE

Stricter crime records access after protection concerns

Cordula Schnuer • 09/16/2021
Sam Tanson was appointed justice minister in September 2019   Photo: Romain Gamba / Maison Moderne
JUSTICE

“I take this extremely seriously”: Justice minister

Cordula Schnuer • 09/16/2021
Illustrative photo of police logo Photo: Sebastien Goossens
JUSTICE

No “real plan” to combat Gare violence: union chief

Cordula Schnuer • 09/14/2021
A most-wanted search card issued by Europol for Jean-Marc Sirichai Kiesch Photo: Europol
JUSTICE

Spain releases Luxembourg convicted murderer

Cordula Schnuer • 09/14/2021
G4S is a leading private security provider in Luxembourg Photo: Shutterstock
JUSTICE

Security firm risks losing licence over Gare incident

Cordula Schnuer • 09/09/2021
Justice minister Sam Tanson (déi Gréng) Photo: Romain Gamba / Maison Moderne
JUSTICE

Covid, pending laws delay Lux reply to stolen assets survey

Cordula Schnuer • 09/09/2021
Uyghur women working in a cloth factory in Hotan county, Xinjiang province, China – April 2019. Copyright (c) 2020 Azamat Imanaliev/Shutterstock.
JUSTICE

Hugo Boss and Lidl among brands accused of benefitting from Uyghur forced labour

Teodor Georgiev • 09/07/2021
The European Court of Human Rights will once again examine the LuxLeaks case. (Photo: Edouard Olszewski/archives)
JUSTICE

LuxLeaks: referral of Halet’s case accepted by the ECHR

Paperjam.lu • 09/07/2021
François Biltgen got his start as a journalist. Photo: François Biltgen
CAREERS

François Biltgen: “It was a risk, but I took it”

Jeremy Zabatta • 09/07/2021
Screen shots from a video circulating on social media appear to show the security firm’s dog attacking a man Detail of Marc Goergen tweet
JUSTICE

Private security firm confrontation sparks social media debate

Duncan Roberts • 09/06/2021
The ILR has received its 1,000 case since being introduced in 2011 Photo: Matic Zorman / Maison Moderne
JUSTICE

ILR marks 1,000th mediation request

Abigail Okorodus • 08/10/2021
Archive photo of police logo Photo: Sebastien Goossens
JUSTICE

Investigation launched after police shoot suspect

Delano.lu • 08/02/2021
In February, data from Cerba laboratories were found for sale on a forum and patients, individually warned, joined together to assert their rights. In July, the laboratory admitted to a new cyber attack due to a faulty service provider. (Photo: Shutterstock)
TECHNOLOGY

Data leaks from Ketterthill and Cerba laboratories

Thierry Labro • 07/23/2021
On 9 May 2016 the leaked Mossack Fonseca “Panama Papers” became searchable, providing direct access to information about more than 200,000 entities in 21 tax havens Photo: Shutterstock
INSTITUTIONS

Lux court ruling eases Panama Papers tax investigation 

Delano.lu • 07/16/2021
The European Court of Justice ruled, on 15 July 2021, that employers can restrict religious clothing in the workplace when there is a legitimate reason. Library picture: Two women are seen wearing a headscarf in the Netherlands, 2016. Photo credit: Shutterstock/Ruud Morijn
JUSTICE

Companies can ban headscarf at work, under certain conditions, says EU court

Aaron Grunwald • 07/16/2021
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