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    Jurist Spain police arrest three people over deaths of migrants thrown off boat

    The Spanish National Police announced on Monday that it has arrested three people for the deaths of five migrants who were forced to jump off a boat when crossing the Atlantic Ocean in November 2023. The police identified two men and a woman in Cádiz and Granada as allegedly responsible for the...
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    Jurist Protests break out in Slovakia as government proposes overhaul of state media

    Thousands of people protested in Slovakia Friday against a plan by the government to dissolve state-funded media organization Radio and Television of Slovakia (RTVS) in favor of a plan opponents allege is part of increasing totalitarian and Russian influence in the government. The new proposal...
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    Jurist Hong Kong court gives prison sentences to activists with riot convictions

    The Hong Kong District Court jailed 12 activists on Saturday, with sentences ranging from 54 months to 82 months, for their previous riot convictions. Judge Li Zhihao reasoned that the case was particularly serious because the Legislative Council Complex enjoys “a unique constitutional status...
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    Jurist Ecuador officials deceptively obtain genetic data from prisoners: El País

    An exclusive El País report published on Saturday revealed that Ecuadorian officials are obtaining genetic information from prisoners through deception, in a bid to curb the rampant gang-related crimes in the country. According to the report, officials obtain the genetic information of...
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    Jurist Latvia security service initiates criminal proceedings against European lawmaker over suspected collusion with Russian intelligence services

    Latvia’s State Security Service (VDD) was reported on Saturday to have initiated criminal proceedings against Tatjana Ždanoka, a European Parliament lawmaker (MEP) and Latvian citizen, on suspicion of cooperating with Russian intelligence and security services, according to local Latvian media...
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    Jurist Russia police detain several people protesting Putin amid presidential election

    Russian advocacy organization and human rights monitor OVD-Info and Russian online media Mediazona reported Sunday the detention of at least 75 people in 17 cities involved in the “Noon Against Putin” protest, a movement organized by the Russian opposition to unite anti-Putin voters by calling...
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    Jurist Europe humanitarian ship rescues 135 people from overcrowded boat in Malta search and rescue

    SOS MEDITERRANEE, an international maritime and humanitarian organization, announced on Friday that its affiliated humanitarian ship Ocean Viking rescued 135 people, including a pregnant women and 8 children, from an overcrowded double-decker boat in the Maltese search and rescue region. It...
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    Jurist Former Brazil military officials say former president Bolsonaro called meetings to discuss coup plans

    The Supreme Federal Court of Brazil (STF) disclosed Friday the testimonies of two former high-ranking military officials who said that former president Jair Bolsonaro summoned them to discuss a potential coup to remain in power after losing the 2022 presidential elections to Luiz Inácio Lula da...
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    Jurist UN report finds potential crime against humanity in Belarus

    The UN Human Rights Council released a report on Friday on the human rights situation in Belarus during and after the country’s presidential election in 2020. It concludes that the crime against humanity of persecution may have been committed in Belarus. The report, which is the advance...
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    Jurist DR Congo reinstates death penalty after 21 years amid escalating violence and militant attacks

    The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) on Friday revealed it was lifting a 21-year-moratorium on the death penalty and capital punishment executions in response to escalating violence and militant attacks, to stop its citizens, as well as active duty military and police, from cooperating...
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