
A 30-year-old employee, suffering from several neurological disorders, was fired for insulting his colleague.
Suffering from Gilles de la Tourette syndrome, a 30-year-old employee had his employer convicted after his dismissal for insulting a colleague.
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An employee suffering from Gilles de la Tourette syndrome was fired following insults towards a colleague.
Suffering from Gilles de la Tourette syndrome, he convicted his employer who had fired him for insulting his colleague
A 30-year-old employee, suffering from several neurological disorders, was fired for calling a colleague a âdirty lazy personâ and is now self-employed.

Christa Pike, sentenced to death for a crime committed at the age of 18, survived a lethal injection this Wednesday, September 30. Despite the doses of pentobarbital administered, she was still breathing and was taken to hospital.

The Court of Cassation confirmed the surrender of Rexhino Abazaj, anti-fascist activist, to the German authorities. He is accused of attacks against neo-Nazis in Budapest in 2023. His lawyers fear a subsequent transfer to Hungary.

The national anti-terrorism prosecution in Marseille formalized the recognition of the Old Port roundup of January 1943 as a crime against humanity, following a complaint filed by lawyer Pascal Luongo.
The Bordeaux administrative court overturned the two-year suspension handed down against Stéphane Cambos, former U18 manager, in the case of the drowning of rugby player Medhi Narjissi in South Africa in 2024.

Turkish comedian Deniz Göktas was sentenced to more than 19 months in prison for insulting President Erdogan and religion, but was released pending his appeal trial after 88 days in pre-trial detention.

Douglas Stewart Carter, 71, was released in Utah after more than 40 years on death row. New DNA analyzes and extorted confessions allowed his release.