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Keywords: Justice
At least 26 people have been killed and more than 100 injured following violent clashes between rival inmate gangs at a prison in Sri Lanka, marking the country's deadliest prison unrest in five years. The violence erupted on Sunday evening at Negombo Prison, located north of the capital Colombo,......
A white march held in Narbonne on Sunday brought together several hundred people in memory of Louis, a 17-year-old who was killed in June following a violent assault. The gathering, organised by his maternal family, turned into both a public tribute and a broader call for tougher judicial responses to......
Several hundred people took part in a silent march in Carcassonne on Saturday to pay tribute to Louis, the 17-year-old who died after being violently assaulted in what investigators have described as a planned ambush in nearby Narbonne. The memorial procession was organised at the request of the teenager's......
The parents of a young man with disabilities who drowned during a supervised outing in southwestern France have filed a legal complaint against the French state, alleging that excessive judicial delays have denied them timely access to justice. Laurence and Henri Ruot have brought the case before the......
A former school transport driver has been sentenced to 12 years in prison by the Paris Criminal Court after being found guilty of multiple counts of rape, sexual assault and violence against young passengers with disabilities, including two minors. The verdict concludes a trial that highlighted the......
An appeal court in France has upheld the conviction of Algerian TikTok personality Boualem Naman, widely known online as Doualemn, sentencing him to five months in prison with a suspended sentence for incitement to violence. The Montpellier Court of Appeal confirmed the lower court's ruling, bringing......
The French Prime Minister, Sébastien Lecornu, is expected to meet “in the near future” at Matignon with the mother of a child victim linked to the so-called Affaire Lyhanna, as political and judicial scrutiny intensifies over alleged systemic failures in handling prior complaints against......
Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger are set to formally withdraw from the International Criminal Court (ICC) in June 2027, one year after officially submitting their notices of withdrawal under the Rome Statute, according to United Nations documents. The move marks a significant shift in the relationship between......
British prosecutors have filed new criminal charges against former pop singer Gary Glitter, whose legal name is Paul Gadd, in connection with alleged child sexual offences dating back nearly five decades. The charges were announced by the Crown Prosecution Service on Thursday and relate to alleged offences......