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The 'Wanninkhof case' is the story of what should not be repeated: parallel media trials, homophobia and social lynching. The three years the system got in the way of the wrong person, they let the culprit, Tony King, kill another young man.
At some point the calm and the classic schemes in the distribution of power will be restored, also with regard to the justice rooms, but for now it is from where decisions that mark the political life of the country emerge.
Socialist positions are declared "desolate" by the gift made by "a medieval monarchy that does not respect human rights" as Saudi Arabia while Ferraz maintains confidence in the innocence of the former
A decision of the First Circuit Court of Appeal against deportations to third countries also gives hope to migrants who have forcibly arrived in several African countries in recent weeks
The Provincial High Court sees as invalid the records that led to the investigation of fraud by passing coal from outside to inland ore
The applicant agencies justify the use of the invitation to tender because it requires them to "work with losses"
The judge sends the wife of the President of the Government for crimes of trafficking in influence and embezzlement to the bench
Human rights lawyer Sofia Cannovas, activist Rafa Borrego and deputy ceutí Julia Ferreras were traveling in the vehicle that the protesters destroyed
The Malabo court also frees the dictator's brother-in-law and several former ministers from the TDT case trial.
The Office of the Prosecutor requested the Peruvian Justice for four months of preventive detention against six students of the Naval Liceo Admiral Guise, who were reported to have allegedly raped a minor under 16 years of age. The Office of the Prosecutor supports the request with statements from the minors involved, testimonies from the police, the complaint from the parents and the legal medical examination of the alleged victim. In the meantime, the Court issued preventive protection measures for adolescents. Report from our correspondent, Francisco Zecharias.
Judges ask the educational authority to operate "more quickly, effectively and forcefully" in cases of school harassment
The suspect, a bank worker related to the British royal family, had served in the Scottish Guard and participated in the Afghanistan war.
