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    Jurist Belarus court delivers prison sentence to journalist accused of facilitating “extremist activities”

    A court in Gomel, a southeastern city in Belarus, sentenced journalist Larysa Schchyrakova to 3.5 years in prison and a fine of 3,700 rubles (US$1465) on Thursday. She was accused of violating Article 369 and part 1 and 2 of Article 361-4 of the Criminal Code, which concern public insult to a...
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    Jurist Ukraine tycoon arrested for fraud and money laundering during anti-corruption investigation

    Ukraine’s main security agency, the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU), published a statement on Saturday handing criminal charges to Ihor Kolomoisky related to money laundering and fraud in his oil and gas holdings. Local news reported that the Shevchenkivskyi District Court of Kyiv ordered...
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    Jurist Red Cross removes 42 dead bodies from Somaliland conflict frontline during latest clashes

    The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) reported Friday that 42 bodies were retrieved from the Somaliland conflict front line. The ICRC also visited with over 300 detainees in the region on Thursday for humanitarian purposes and to inform families of their whereabouts. The...
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    Jurist China’s biggest city Chongqing introduces localized Anti-Espionage Regulation

    Chongqing, recognized as China’s largest city with 32.12 million residents, has taken a monumental step in bolstering national security by introducing on Friday a localized Anti-Espionage Regulation. With its population outstripping even that of Shanghai’s 24.89 million and Beijing’s 21.88...
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    Jurist China adopts foreign national immunity law that allows foreign states to be sued domestically

    The Fifth Session of the Fourteenth National People’s Congress of China concluded on Friday. This assembly serves as the highest legislative body in the state, and its final resolutions entail modifications to existing legislative acts. During the session, 161 members of the Standing Committee...
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    Jurist Nigerian labour unions plan strikes over cost-of-living crisis

    On Friday, the Nigerian Labour Congress (NCL) announced labour union warning strikes for September 5 and 6. This is in addition to planned indefinite action in three weeks in protest of the government’s removal of a petrol subsidy, which has worsened the cost of living crisis in the region. This...
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    Jurist Japan workers strike over sale of Seibu to US investment group

    On Thursday, Japan witnessed its first labor strike in six decades. The catalyst for this strike was the sale of the Seibu department store, a subsidiary of the Japanese retail giant Seven & i, to the US-based Fortress Investment Group. Workers’ concerns primarily revolve around the possibility...
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    Jurist 43 killed during anti-UN demonstrations in DRC

    The UN announced Friday that 43 people were killed during anti-UN demonstrations in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Demonstrators in Goma were protesting against a UN peacekeeping mission when soldiers interfered, resulting in 56 injuries and at least 222 arrests. A religious sect...
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    Jurist 98% of UK junior doctors vote to stage first ever joint strike with consultants

    The British Medical Association (BMA) announced Thursday that in a recent re-ballot for continued junior doctor strike action, 98 percent of junior doctors in the UK voted in favor of continuing their planned strikes for the upcoming months. The industrial action will coincide with that planned...
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    Jurist Finland prosecutors charge 4 suspected Neo-Nazis in terrorism investigation

    The Deputy Prosecutor General of Finland brought charges on Thursday against four Finnish citizens for training to commit terrorist crimes. Prosecutors say the accused allegedly held “racist beliefs” and were “preparing an armed conflict between ethnic groups.” Charges against the four include...
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