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Law and order

Latest reporting on Law and order (topic): 122 stories, most recently on 18 October 2026. Source-linked and updated as new reports are published.

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  1. South Africa: Masemola Back As Police Commissioner After Ramaphosa Lifts Suspension

    [Scrolla] Masemola was placed on precautionary suspension in April 2026 after appearing in court on charges linked to a R360-million police health services tender. Lieutenant General Puleng Dimpane has served as acting National Police Commissioner, and Ramaphosa says she served with distinction.

    Africa · AllAfrica · Latest ·

  2. Sanjay Raut, Dipke demand removal of MPSC chairman

    “Thousands of students from different parts of Maharashtra have been taking to the streets and are even prepared to face arrest to press for their demands linked to the Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC),” says Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut

    Education · The Hindu · National ·

  3. Brush fire prompts an evacuation order along Los Angeles coast

    The incident, dubbed the Bryson Fire by fire officials, was first reported around 5 pm local time (0000 GMT) north of Malibu, California. It had spread to 101 acres (41 hectares) as of 6:30 pm Thursday (0130 GMT Friday), according to the Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE).

    World · France 24 · World ·

  4. The unbearable charm of the righteous lawbreaker

    Delhi Police’s unpunished brutality has its roots in a colonial, casteist, and masculinist institutional culture that Indian cinema’s heroic cop has taught the public to applaud, making genuine reform as much a cultural critique as a legal one.

    Policy & Governance · Frontline · Politics ·

  5. All the king’s horses and all the king’s men

    Modi’s politics is built on fear and state violence, but the crackdown on protesters in Delhi has exposed the constraints of that strategy. Their defiance, alongside Rahul Gandhi’s mobilisation of the opposition, shows even kings can run out of road.

    National Politics · Frontline · Politics ·

  6. The frog, the beetle and Annie Dillard’s search for God

    The Pulitzer Prize-winning writer and teacher, who died on September 15, explored the violence of the natural world and the limits of faith in Pilgrim at Tinker Creek and Holy the Firm. She found the extraordinary in the everyday.

    Arts & Culture · Frontline · Arts & Culture ·

  7. I’m a pediatrician and a mom - here’s how to treat lice without stigma

    Headlice have a high ick factor, but thankfully but these insects aren't dangerous and don't spread disease. Catherine DELAHAYE/Photononstop via Getty Images Four words that parents in the classroom group chat dread to read: ‘My kid has lice.’ Head lice (Pediculus humanus capitis) are parasites…

    Health · The Conversation · Health ·

  8. France’s war on its schoolchildren

    Leaking roofs, overcrowded classrooms and a university admissions system that leaves thousands in limbo have driven French students to protest. The state’s answer has been a campaign of police violence.

    Education · Frontline · Politics ·