Justice Served: Man Sentenced to 10 Years for Pipe Bomb Attack on Former Japanese Prime Minister Kishida
A man has been handed a 10-year prison sentence for hurling a pipe bomb at former Japanese Prime Minister Fumio ...
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South Georgia Man Faces Justice: Convicted Again for Tax Fraud
A South Georgia man has been convicted of tax fraud for the second time, highlighting a troubling pattern of deceit. ...
Myanmar Sends Home 300 More Workers from Chinese Scam Centers: A Step Towards Justice
In a significant step towards tackling organized crime, Myanmar has repatriated 300 workers believed to be entangled in Chinese scam ...
ICC Prosecutor Takes Bold Step Toward Justice with Arrest Warrants for Taliban Leaders
Amnesty International has praised the ICC Prosecutor's initiative to issue arrest warrants for Taliban leaders, calling it a significant step ...
Justice Delayed: Cambodian Court Refuses Bail for Mother Nature Activists
A Cambodian court has denied bail for a group of activists from the environmental organization Mother Nature, who were taken ...
Ex-Karabakh Official Launches Second Hunger Strike During High-Stakes Terrorism Trial
An ex-official from Karabakh, who is currently facing terrorism charges in Azerbaijan, has declared a second hunger strike. This bold ...
UN Accuses Former Bangladesh Government of Potential Crimes Against Humanity
The UN has pointed fingers at the former Bangladesh government, suggesting it may be accountable for "crimes against humanity." This ...
Trial Begins for Suspected IS Militants in French Journalists’ Kidnapping Case
In a pivotal turn of events, suspected IS militants are now facing trial for the shocking kidnapping of French journalists ...
Argentina Takes Bold Action: Arrest Warrants Issued for Myanmar Military Officials in Rohingya Genocide Case
In a historic move, Argentina's judiciary has taken a bold step by issuing arrest warrants for high-ranking Myanmar military officials, ...
Bangladesh: The Urgent Call for Fairness in Law Enforcement
Human Rights Watch calls on Bangladesh to prioritize impartiality in law enforcement, raising alarms about the troubling trend of politicized ...
Justice Denied: Environmental Activists in Cambodia Face 6 to 8 Years Behind Bars
In a troubling turn of events, Cambodia has handed down prison sentences ranging from 6 to 8 years to a ...
Swedish Woman Sentenced for Enslaving Yazidi Women in Syria
A Swedish woman has been sentenced to prison for her involvement in the horrific enslavement of Yazidi women in Syria. ...
Unmasking the Misuse of Terrorism-Financing Charges in the Philippines
Human Rights Watch reveals a troubling trend in the Philippines, where the government is weaponizing terrorism-financing charges against political dissenters ...
Kyrgyzstan’s Kempir-Abad Case: A Landmark Victory for Justice and Human Rights
In a groundbreaking ruling, Kyrgyzstan's court has triumphantly acquitted the defendants in the "Kempir-Abad case," heralding a monumental victory for ...
Unlocking Justice: Kuwait’s Sahel App Now Offers Easy Access to Constitutional Court Rulings!
Kuwait has unveiled an exciting new feature on the Sahel app, allowing users to effortlessly access Constitutional Court rulings. This ...
Ex-Philippine President Duterte Shocks with Controversial Call for Violence Against Senators
Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte ignited a firestorm of controversy with his shocking suggestion to eliminate senators in a bomb ...
Justice Pursued: Two Charged in Deadly Iran-Linked Drone Attack on US Troops in Jordan
Two Individuals Charged in Connection with Iran-Linked Drone Strike That Resulted in U.S. Troop Fatalities in Jordan Overview of the ...
How Extreme Weather Is Pushing Asia’s Water and Energy Systems to the Breaking Point
Extreme weather events are putting Asia's crucial water and energy infrastructure under unprecedented pressure, causing major disruptions to supply chains...
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