into unlawful working conditions because her employment counts as "commercial activity" under international law, Britain's top court ruled Wednesday. Britain's highest court has ruled that a Saudi diplomat cannot rely on international law to shield him from civil litigation. (iStock. com/bpperry) Khalid Basfar cannot rely on international law to shield him from civil litigation because an exception for human trafficking in the 1961 Vienna Convention of Diplomatic Relations applies to domestic servants employed by diplomats, the U. K. Supreme Court ruled with a three-to-two majority. . . .
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Delhi Police has rejected allegations that Congress leader Deepender Hooda or any other politician has been placed under house arrest, describing the reports as misleading and baseless. The police...