A US congressman passionately denounced the release of a man who killed an Indian, declaring he should never have been allowed to walk free on American streets. This bold stance highlights growing calls for stricter immigration policies and urgent criminal justice reforms
A newly declassified U.S. report shines a spotlight on Japan’s crucial role in the Yokohama war crimes trials, revealing for the first time official proof of its involvement, Kyodo News reports
After spending over forty years imprisoned in France, Lebanese militant Georges Abdallah is finally on the brink of returning home to Lebanon. His release marks a powerful and emotional end to a long-standing legal and diplomatic struggle between France and Lebanon
Three decades after the devastating AMIA building bombing, Argentina continues to mourn the 85 innocent lives lost in the 1994 tragedy. Families remain relentless in their pursuit of justice, while the nation honors the victims and calls for renewed investigations to finally reveal the truth
History will remember this pivotal moment: “These atrocities must end immediately,” France 24 reports, highlighting urgent calls from global leaders to stop the relentless violence and human rights abuses devastating conflict zones worldwide
An Australian whistleblower who bravely brought to light serious allegations of war crimes has faced a setback, losing his appeal to lessen his prison sentence. This case not only highlights the challenges faced by those who dare to expose wrongdoing but also ignites a crucial debate about the delicate balance between national security and the pursuit of accountability.
A Brazilian court has finally delivered justice for the tragic murder of Jesuit missionary Father Rodrigo Tavares, 38 years after his untimely death. This long-awaited verdict not only brings a sense of closure to the case but also sheds light on the persistent issues surrounding violence against religious figures in the region.
A jury has been dismissed in a high-profile Canadian sexual assault case featuring a well-known athlete, leading to an unexpected twist in the legal proceedings. This surprising turn of events has ignited conversations about the intricate nature of the judicial system and how public opinion plays a role.
In an astonishing turn of events, Argentine authorities have stumbled upon crates brimming with Nazi documents hidden away in the basement of a Buenos Aires court. This intriguing discovery has the potential to unveil the clandestine activities of Nazi officials who sought sanctuary in Argentina following World War II.
In a heartfelt appeal, the daughter of Harjeet Dhadda, the Indian-origin businessman tragically murdered in Canada, shared that their family had reached out to authorities for protection before this devastating event. The community is united in grief as demands for justice grow louder
Argentina has made a startling discovery: a trove of Nazi propaganda materials hidden away in the basement of a Buenos Aires courthouse. This remarkable find, featuring an array of pamphlets and documents, sheds light on the nation’s intricate past with Nazi fugitives following World War II.
The recent verdict in the Gérard Depardieu case shines a spotlight on a concerning trend in France’s judicial handling of sexual assault allegations, reminiscent of the past missteps seen in the Gisèle Pelicot incident. Critics are raising their voices, arguing that this situation underscores a persistent failure to confront deep-rooted issues within the legal system.
Europe has united in a powerful call to action, advocating for the creation of a special tribunal dedicated to prosecuting Russia for its aggressive actions in Ukraine. This bold initiative, backed by numerous EU leaders, aims to ensure that those responsible for war crimes are held accountable as the conflict continues to unfold.
As violence in Gaza intensifies, UK NGOs are being called to rethink their diplomatic strategies. Al Jazeera highlights a rising agreement that conventional methods have fallen short, sparking urgent demands for more proactive measures to address the ongoing crisis.
Brazil’s Supreme Court is under the spotlight as public trust wanes in an era of deepening political divides. Detractors claim that its decisions are becoming more partisan, sparking concerns about the integrity of the judiciary and the very future of democracy in the country.
An alleged co-conspirator in the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks arrived in India after being extradited from the United States. Authorities are set to intensify investigations into the attacks, which claimed over 160 lives, as the case gains renewed attention.
Spain’s gripping series “Querer,” honored at Series Mania, delves into complex themes of consent and justice. Its powerful narrative raises unsettling questions about accountability, pushing viewers to confront difficult societal issues.
A French judge who recently barred far-right leader Marine Le Pen from running in elections has been placed under police protection after receiving threats. President Emmanuel Macron condemned the intimidation, emphasizing the need to safeguard judicial independence.
Eight Romanian couriers have been sentenced to 30 years in prison in the United Kingdom for their involvement in a parcel theft scheme. The group stole packages worth thousands of pounds, highlighting ongoing issues related to organized crime and logistics security.
On the anniversary of Argentina’s military dictatorship, thousands gathered in Buenos Aires, echoing the call for “memory, truth, and justice.” The United Human Rights Movement emphasizes the enduring fight against impunity and the importance of remembering victims.
