Mark Waden, 51, has been found guilty of murdering his American partner, Priscilla Brooten, in Brisbane in 2018. Her body has never been recovered. Waden will serve at least 20 years before parole eligibility.
Une ancienne directrice de crèche People & Baby, condamnée en première instance pour violences sur enfants, a été relaxée en appel. Les juges ont estimé que les preuves n'étaient pas suffisantes pour la déclarer responsable. Les familles des victimes expriment leur déception.
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko stated he is open to a meeting with US President Donald Trump in the coming months. Lukashenko mentioned potential topics for discussion include embassy issues, economic and financial matters, and prisoner releases, suggesting they should be addressed as a package.
Une ancienne directrice de crèche People&Baby, condamnée en première instance pour violences sur enfants, a été relaxée en appel. La cour a estimé qu'il n'y avait pas assez d'éléments pour lui imputer la responsabilité. L'avocate de la directrice parle d'une "reconversion de sa dignité".
A Dutch court sentenced a Syrian man, Rafik A, to 26 years for crimes against humanity, including torture and rape of prisoners while working as an interrogator for the Assad regime in 2013-2014. The sentence is part of a series of cases in European courts using universal jurisdiction.
Rafael Mir, 28, former Wolves and Nottingham Forest striker, sentenced to 8.5 years in prison for sexual assault and bodily harm in Spain.
Une médecin polonaise de 57 ans a été placée en détention provisoire après la découverte de 34 fœtus humains enterrés dans le jardin de son ancien domicile. Soupçonnée d'avoir utilisé les fœtus pour des recherches scientifiques, elle risque jusqu'à 12 ans de prison.
An empty seat will be left at France's World Cup games to protest the imprisonment of French sports journalist Christophe Gleizes in Algeria, where he was sentenced to seven years for supporting terrorism.
An empty seat will be left at every France game during the World Cup to draw attention to the imprisonment of French sports journalist Christophe Gleizes in Algeria. Gleizes was sentenced to seven years for supporting terrorism. Journalists' unions are calling for his release.
La famille de Christophe Gleizes, journaliste sportif détenu en Algérie, témoigne depuis New York où elle a obtenu une accréditation de la FIFA. Ils expriment leur soutien et leur inquiétude face à l'opacité des autorités algériennes et à la détresse psychologique de Christophe.
A 57-year-old Polish pathologist, Magdalena H., has been arrested after 34 human fetuses were discovered buried in the garden of her former home in Lutoryz. She faces up to 12 years in prison on charges including desecrating corpses and improper waste handling, with authorities investigating potential experiments.
Marius Borg Hoiby, son of Crown Princess Mette-Marit, was sentenced to four years in prison by the Oslo District Court for two counts of rape, domestic violence, and other offenses. The verdict coincides with a scandal involving the princess's past relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.
Un tribunal fédéral d'appel a rejeté la condamnation de Sam Bankman-Fried à 25 ans de prison pour fraude liée à l'effondrement de FTX. Il a déposé une demande de grâce présidentielle auprès de Donald Trump, mais les chances semblent minces.
Marius Borg Hoiby, stepson of Norway's Crown Prince Haakon, was sentenced to four years in prison after a seven-week trial. He was convicted of two counts of rape and domestic violence, with accusations involving four women unable to resist. The verdict has impacted the Norwegian royal family's public image.
Marius Borg Høiby, son of Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit, was sentenced to four years in prison after being convicted of two rape charges. He faced 40 criminal charges, including assault and drug offenses, stemming from incidents between 2018 and 2024.
Marius Borg Hoiby, fils de la princesse héritière de Norvège, a été reconnu coupable de deux viols et condamné à quatre ans de prison ferme. L'affaire a terni l'image de la monarchie.
Marius Borg Hoiby, 29, acquitted of rape charges but convicted of lesser offenses, faces sentencing after a seven-week trial that detailed his drug addiction and sexual encounters. The case has impacted the Norwegian royal family's popularity.
Marius Borg Høiby, son of Norway's Crown Princess, has been sentenced to four years in prison by the Oslo district court for multiple offenses, including two counts of rape and assault. He was acquitted of two other rape charges and can appeal the verdict.
Marius Borg Høiby, fils de la princesse héritière de Norvège, a été condamné à quatre ans de prison ferme pour deux viols, violences répétées, menaces et infractions routières. Le procès a révélé sa vie d'excès et a terni l'image de la monarchie.
Laverne Cox discusses the "extermination" of trans people, loss of rights, and job/healthcare impacts due to current political climate. Her memoir, "Transcendent," explores childhood trauma, her mother's struggles, and the systemic cruelty rooted in slavery, while advocating for trans visibility and challenging societal norms.
An inmate in Hoshiarpur jail, Manpreet Singh, livestreamed videos claiming drugs like methamphetamine are available inside and named a female jail official. Police registered a case, and an inquiry is underway. Opposition parties questioned the government's anti-drug campaign and law and order.
Parkrun marked its millionth event, celebrating two decades of fostering community cohesion and public health benefits. The free weekly 5km run, originating in London, now spans 2,800 global locations, engaging millions in physical activity and social connection, with GPs prescribing it for mental and physical well-being.
Hector Guerrero Flores, alias "Nino Guerrero," leader of the Tren de Aragua, was killed in a US-Venezuelan raid. The gang, founded in Venezuela in 2014, is designated a terrorist organization and active in eight South American countries, involved in drug trafficking and extortion.
Hector Guerrero Flores, alias "Nino Guerrero," leader of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua, was killed in a US-Venezuelan raid. The gang, designated a terrorist organization by the US, is active in eight South American countries and involved in drug trafficking and extortion.
