An alleged co-conspirator in the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks arrived in India after being extradited from the United States. Authorities are set to intensify investigations into the attacks, which claimed over 160 lives, as the case gains renewed attention.
Julio Simón, a former Argentine torturer sentenced for crimes against humanity during the country’s military dictatorship, has died at 84. His conviction in a landmark case marked a significant moment in the pursuit of justice for victims of state terrorism.
Germany has initiated a trial against a former member of the infamous Baader-Meinhof gang, a far-left militant group active in the 1970s. The proceedings aim to address the lingering impact of the group’s violent legacy on German society.
A judge has denied a motion to dismiss a lawsuit filed by 518 Foodies against Taste of Italy, allowing the case to proceed. The lawsuit addresses allegations related to business practices that may impact local food vendors. Further developments are anticipated.
The Brazilian Supreme Court is deliberating on whether to formally prosecute former President Jair Bolsonaro for allegations related to a coup attempt. This decision could significantly impact Brazil’s political landscape amidst ongoing tensions.
In a recent development regarding the cash recovery controversy, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar praised the Supreme Court’s in-house inquiry as a “step in the right direction.” Meanwhile, floor leaders are set to meet for discussions amidst growing scrutiny.
A London judge is set to determine the liability of a mining company in connection with Brazil’s worst environmental disaster. The ruling could have significant implications for corporate accountability and environmental protection in the region.
The trial surrounding the death of Argentine soccer legend Diego Maradona has ignited intense emotions and anger in a nation where soccer is a way of life. As proceedings unfold, fans and family members seek accountability for the icon’s controversial care.
Missouri is preparing to seize assets to enforce a $24.5 billion judgment against China, stemming from claims involving the COVID-19 pandemic. Legal experts question the feasibility of collection, given China’s sovereign immunity and complex international laws.
Argentina has initiated a trial against seven healthcare professionals involved in the care of soccer legend Diego Maradona. The proceedings focus on alleged negligence and misconduct leading to his untimely death in November 2020, igniting public scrutiny.
In a significant legal development, Argentina has put seven healthcare professionals on trial for manslaughter in connection with the death of football icon Diego Maradona. The accused face scrutiny over their alleged negligence in the star’s medical care.
Spain’s prosecutor has formally requested a retrial for Luis Rubiales, the former president of the Spanish Football Federation, following controversies surrounding his actions during a recent match. The appeal raises questions about accountability in sports governance.
A former surgeon has admitted in court to committing “hideous acts” of pedophilia, revealing a disturbing history of abuse. The case, reported by Le Monde, highlights the need for reforms in safeguarding vulnerable individuals and ensuring justice for victims.
Brazilian prosecutors have charged former President Jair Bolsonaro with inciting an alleged coup plot following the January riots at the Capitol in BrasÃlia. The charges underscore ongoing tensions in Brazil’s political landscape amid investigations into the unrest.
French prosecutors have launched a rape investigation linked to a growing Catholic school abuse scandal. The inquiry follows numerous allegations of sexual misconduct within the church, highlighting the urgent need for accountability and reform in the institution.
