Des associations féministes appellent à des rassemblements devant les tribunaux pour dénoncer les dysfonctionnements de la justice suite à l'affaire Lyhanna. Elles réclament une loi intégrale contre les violences faites aux enfants et femmes.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated that "everything must be done" to ensure justice prevails in the Ukraine conflict, emphasizing the rights of Russian speakers.
La justice britannique statue ce lundi sur le statut de groupe terroriste de Palestine Action, une organisation propalestinienne interdite par le gouvernement. La Haute Cour avait jugé la décision disproportionnée, mais le gouvernement a fait appel.
A three-year-old girl died after being sexually assaulted by a 19-year-old guest worker in Gummidipoondi, Tiruvallur district. The suspect, Bipin Manjhi, was arrested after protests erupted demanding action. The incident has raised concerns about child safety in worker settlements.
L'imprescriptibilité des poursuites pour crimes sexuels sur enfants est jugée nécessaire pour pallier les lacunes des délais de prescription actuels, même étendus. Les preuves indirectes, moins sensibles au temps, et le recoupement des témoignages peuvent permettre la justice, même des décennies après les faits.
Le ministre de l'Intérieur français, Gérald Darmanin, traverse une crise politique majeure suite à la découverte du corps de la petite Lyhanna. Les appels à sa démission se multiplient, y compris au sein du Parti socialiste et du Rassemblement national. Le Premier ministre doit recevoir une délégation pour discuter d'une proposition de loi contre les violences sexistes et sexuelles.
Le ministre de l'Intérieur français, Gérald Darmanin, traverse une crise politique majeure suite à la découverte du corps de la jeune Lyhanna. Les appels à sa démission se multiplient, y compris au sein des partis socialiste et Rassemblement national. Le Premier ministre doit recevoir une délégation pour discuter d'une proposition de loi contre les violences sexistes et sexuelles.
Bobby Andrew Weaver, 31, has been sentenced to life in prison for murdering his neighbour, David Thornton, in Ipswich, Queensland. Weaver dismembered Thornton's body and buried it in a freezer in the victim's backyard after stealing $30,000 and attempting to deceive Thornton's family.
Bobby Andrew Weaver, 31, has been sentenced to life in prison for the murder and dismemberment of his neighbour, David Thornton, in Ipswich, Queensland. Weaver shot Thornton, dismembered his body, and buried it in a freezer in the victim's backyard, later stealing $30,000 and faking messages to mislead Thornton's family.
Les magistrats français dénoncent les défaillances systémiques de la justice dans la prise en charge des violences sexuelles sur enfants, critiquant les "fausses solutions" proposées par Gérald Darmanin et pointant un rapport de 2023 resté secret.
The wife of Indian seafarer Nishanth Uirthanathan, who died aboard the MT Celestial in Omani waters, is demanding justice and the repatriation of his body. The family alleges a lack of communication from the shipping company and requests government support, including a permanent career opportunity.
The family of Indian seafarer Nishanth Uirthanathan, who died aboard the MT Celestial in Oman waters, is demanding justice and the repatriation of his body. His wife alleges a lack of communication from the shipping company and seeks support for their two young children. The Indian Embassy in Muscat is coordinating with Omani authorities for the body's return.
UK ministers are exploring a major reform of the tax system, potentially devolving billions of pounds in business rates to regional mayors. The move aims to give local leaders more control over tax revenue, reward economic growth, and address regional inequality, with proposals expected in the upcoming budget.
Shirley Firth, 93, is awaiting a retrial in the Dominican Republic for the 2019 murder of her daughter, author Lindsay de Feliz. Firth hopes new evidence will lead to a conviction after previous acquittals.
Labor advocates and scholars warn that workers at the World Cup, particularly in southern US host cities, face significant heat-related health risks due to extreme temperatures and inadequate protections. Experts highlight the dangers of heat exhaustion and other illnesses, urging for mandated breaks, water, and shade.
Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami promised the "strictest possible action" after a fatal clash in Dehradun. A dispute over water for fields led to violence, leaving one dead and three injured. The residence of an accused was demolished.
Le ministre de la Justice Gérald Darmanin voit sa popularité chuter de 5 points suite à l'affaire Lyhanna, révélant des dysfonctionnements judiciaires. Il reste le ministre le plus populaire mais la majorité des Français jugent ces problèmes récurrents.
Le garde des Sceaux Gérald Darmanin voit sa popularité chuter de 5 points suite à l'affaire Lyhanna, révélatrice selon les Français d'un "problème récurrent dans le fonctionnement des institutions".
A truck-mounted billboard displaying AI-generated images of Victorian Premier Jactina Allan wearing a witch's hat with the slogan 'ditch the witch' has drawn criticism. Animal Justice Party MP Georgie Purcell condemned the imagery as misogynistic, citing daily sexist abuse she faces as a female MP.
The US Justice Department has approved Paramount's acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, a $111 billion deal that could reshape the entertainment industry. The department believes the merger will boost competition and benefit consumers and workers, despite ongoing antitrust concerns from some US states.
Justice Minister Gürlek stated that Turkey's judiciary operates independently within the constitution and laws, rejecting political campaigns against ongoing legal processes and criticism of the Turkish judiciary. He argued that certain political approaches supported by some circles in the European Parliament target Turkey's sovereign rights and emphasized the determined continuation of the fight against terrorism, organized crime, and corruption.
Turkish Justice Minister Akın Gürlek criticized the European Parliament, calling its reports on ongoing judicial processes politically motivated and aimed at undermining the Turkish judiciary. He stated that Turkish courts make decisions based on the constitution and laws, and that such external pressures will not deter Turkey's fight against terrorism, organized crime, and corruption.
Turkish Justice Minister Akın Gürlek criticized the European Parliament for what he called politically motivated campaigns against the Turkish judiciary. He stated that Turkish courts make decisions based on the constitution and laws, and that EP reports are merely political recommendations. Gürlek also pointed to transparency and ethics discussions surrounding some MEPs.
Turkish Justice Minister Bekir Bozdağ criticized the European Parliament's draft report, which reportedly suggests sanctioning him. Bozdağ called the report a "futile effort" targeting Turkey's judiciary and sovereign rights, emphasizing that Turkish courts make decisions based on the constitution and laws.
