A private airline cabin crew member alleged she was raped by a cab driver near Hyderabad airport on July 20. Police registered a rape case and arrested the 23-year-old accused on Tuesday, sending him to judicial remand.
Pauline Hanson described domestic violence as a "two-way street" and advised abused women to "not put up with it," drawing strong criticism from advocates, politicians, and women's groups who accused the One Nation leader of victim-blaming and sending a dangerous message.
The Queensland government is accused of suppressing a victim-survivor report on domestic violence, which heavily criticized police responses and called for a civilian review mechanism. The report, seen by Guardian Australia, highlights inconsistent policing and systemic issues, despite the government's 'victim first' rhetoric.
Australia is grappling with a crisis of male violence, with 37 women and 17 children allegedly killed this year. The article highlights the overwhelming demand on family violence services and calls for urgent government investment and early intervention strategies, especially ahead of Victoria's November election.
Queensland's Liberal National government buried a report by domestic violence victim-survivors that criticized police handling of cases and advocated for civilian review mechanisms, despite promises to prioritize victims in justice policies.
Oklahoma woman Cherie Dawn Walker was convicted of enabling child sexual abuse and neglect of her 11-year-old daughter, who gave birth to her husband's child at home. Jurors recommended life sentences. Her husband, Dustin Joel Walker, was previously sentenced to life.
L'article critique Monique Barbut, ministre de la Transition écologique, pour son opposition à un vote de l'Assemblée sur les pesticides et ses déclarations sur la climatisation, la présentant comme la première victime de la sécheresse et de la canicule en France.
Germany faces an alarming rise in child sexual abuse cases, including online offenses like cybergrooming and sextortion. Experts and officials, including Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt, are calling for enhanced legal tools like IP address logging and criminalizing currently unclassified online offenses to better protect minors.
The Queensland government is accused of suppressing a report by domestic violence victim-survivors that heavily criticizes police responses and recommends a civilian review mechanism for complaints. Despite promises to prioritize victims, the Liberal National government has refused to release the report, leading to accusations of unwillingness to act on its findings.
Un navire transportant du propane vers Reni a été frappé en mer Noire, blessant trois marins. Le Haut-Commissariat aux droits de l'homme alerte sur une hausse de 37 % des victimes civiles en Ukraine. Un navire de guerre russe a mené un exercice de tir réel « irresponsable » au large de l'Angleterre.
Le procès de Cédric Jubillar, accusé du meurtre de son épouse Delphine Aussaguel, initialement prévu en septembre, a été reporté au premier semestre 2027 par la cour d’assises de Haute-Garonne. Ce renvoi fait suite aux aveux de Jubillar, qui a reconnu être à l'origine de la mort de son épouse et a indiqué l'emplacement de son corps, dont les ossements ont été retrouvés.
James Patten received a 21-month prison sentence for his role in a stock manipulation scheme that inflated the market value of a New Jersey deli company, Hometown International, to $100 million. Patten, a repeat offender, was also ordered to pay $5 million in restitution.
Des ossements appartenant à Delphine Aussaguel, disparue en 2020, ont été découverts à Mailhoc suite aux indications de son époux Cédric Jubillar, qui a reconnu être à l'origine de sa mort. Les analyses génétiques ont confirmé l'identité des restes.
Un rapport de l'ONUDC révèle que les victimes d'arnaques en ligne en Asie de l'Est, du Sud-est, en Australie et Nouvelle-Zélande ont perdu jusqu'à 114,1 milliards de dollars l'an dernier, un montant triplé depuis 2023. Les organisations criminelles en Birmanie et au Cambodge utilisent le travail forcé pour escroquer des internautes via de faux investissements en cryptomonnaies et relations sentimentales.
A special investigation committee into Seoul's 2022 Itaewon crowd crush reported that about 10% of the 159 victims may have died from causes other than suffocation, suggesting more lives could have been saved with more active rescue efforts.
Smartglasses, like Meta's, are sparking privacy fears due to their potential for covert filming, especially of children, and the risk of AI-generated abuse material. While offering benefits for users like parents and blind people, the technology poses significant regulatory challenges for manufacturers and lawmakers.
A new UNODC report reveals online scams, primarily investment fraud, cost victims an estimated US$88.3 billion to US$114.1 billion last year, a significant increase from 2023. Authorities in an unspecified region are reportedly cracking down on this illicit industry under pressure from the United States, Britain, and China.
Un violent incendie a ravagé près de 10 hectares de végétation et des habitations précaires dans un bidonville à Nantes, Loire-Atlantique. Le sinistre, parti d'une voiture en flammes, a mobilisé 150 pompiers et n'a fait aucune victime, mais a déplacé environ 70 personnes.
A 14-year-old's stabbing in Stockholm is linked to the global "764" online network, which coerces vulnerable youth into violence and self-harm. Investigations reveal a widespread "gamification of harm" phenomenon, with cases spanning multiple countries and raising questions about remote responsibility.
Johnathan Paul Parker, accused of murdering Krystal Marshall in Aldinga Beach, pleaded not guilty to murder but guilty to destroying her remains. He testified that Marshall's ex-wife, Anastasia Marshall, committed the murder, claiming he covered it up due to their intimate relationship.
Jade Belgrove, a Coventry woman, expresses heartbreak and anger after being informed her rapist, Simon Tyler, jailed in 2024, could be released early under government plans to ease prison overcrowding, fearing further injustice for victims.
Norway has inaugurated a new memorial in Oslo for the 77 victims of the 2011 terror attacks carried out by neo-Nazi Anders Breivik. The artwork, called "Upholding," features a stone mosaic depicting a bird and is located in the renovated government district, aiming to remember victims and promote democratic resilience.
Australian taxpayers may cover up to $65M in payouts to 930 child abuse victims as the Christian Brothers, a Catholic order, declares bankruptcy. Court documents reveal the order's inability to pay, forcing the federal government to act as "funder of last resort" for the National Redress Scheme.
Cases of "sadistic online exploitation," where predators coerce vulnerable teens into producing CSAM, self-harm, or suicide attempts, have surged globally, with NCMEC reporting a 125% increase in 2025. Perpetrators use gaming and social media, often forming online networks, and target children with mental health issues.
