Legal
Austrian Court to Try Syrian Officers for Alleged War Crimes
Austria begins its first trial of Syrian regime officials for alleged war crimes, offering a chance for victims to confront their accusers.
Tag: justice
News
Red Army Faction Fugitive Daniela Klette Jailed After Decades on the Run
Former Red Army Faction member Daniela Klette, 67, has been jailed in Germany after decades on the run for robberies.
Culture
Minister Sakeena Itoo Visits Budgam Victim’s Family, Pledges Government Support
Minister Sakeena Itoo visits the Budgam victim's family, promising Government support and strict action against culprits.
News
November 17 Militant Freed, Sparking Outrage Among Victims’ Families
Release of November 17 militant Alexandros Giotopoulos sparks outrage among victims' families in Greece.
Legal
Haiti President Assassination: Four Convicted in Plot, Mastermind Unidentified
Four men convicted in Haiti president's assassination, but the mastermind remains unidentified.
Legal
Supreme Court Mandates Special Courts for NIA Trials for Swift Justice
SC orders special courts for faster NIA trials, aiming for quicker verdicts and justice.
International
China’s Top Military Officials Face Life in Prison After Corruption Verdicts
China's former defense ministers, Wei Fenghe and Li Shangfu, received suspended death sentences for corruption, signaling a major anti-graft crackdown.
Disasters
Hong Kong Fire Survivor Seeks Accountability from Contractors
A survivor of a deadly Hong Kong fire is testifying to an investigative committee, detailing contractor negligence.
Legal
Alice Springs Erupts in Unrest Following Arrest in Girl’s Killing
Alice Springs plunged into chaos as police used rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse a crowd demanding justice after an arrest in a girl's killing.
News
Grief Fuels Campaign: Mother Seeks Office After Daughter’s Brutal Murder
A mother running for office in India's state elections, driven by the tragic rape and murder of her daughter.