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    Jurist Singapore High Court convicts two for $6B penny-stock manipulation

    The Singapore High Court Thursday convicted Malaysian businessman and woman, John Soh Chee wen and Quah Su-Ling for market manipulation and cheating offences that led to the 2013 penny-stock crash. Local media outlets have said that the 2013 crash was the outcome of Singapore’s most serious case...
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    Jurist Belarus court sentences Russian law student whose plane was forced down to 6 years

    The Supreme Court of Belarus Friday announced that Russian law student Sofia Sapega was sentenced in Grodno Regional Court to six years imprisonment for involvement with opposition activities in the country. Saepga was convicted of inciting social hatred and disseminating personal information...
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    Jurist Amnesty International issues report on Russian war crimes near Kyiv

    Amnesty International Friday published a report documenting war crimes committed by Russian forces in the northwest portion of Kyiv Oblast. In April Amnesty International investigators spent 12 days in Bucha, Borodyanka, Novyi Korohod, Andrivka, Zdvyzhivka, Vorzel, Makariv and Dmytrivka...
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    Jurist Leader of Haitian gang indicted for weapons smuggling

    The Department of Justice Wednesday charged Joly Germine for participating in a criminal conspiracy to violate U.S. export laws by smuggling firearms and munitions to Haiti. Germine, also known as “Yonyon,” is a 29-year-old Haitian national and is also believed to be the leader of the notorious...
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    Jurist Spain judge orders release of pro-Russian Ukrainian blogger

    A Spanish judge Thursday ordered the release of pro-Russian Ukrainian blogger Anatoly Shary but forbade him from leaving the country pending an extradition hearing. Shary was arrested in Tarragona, where he has resided since 2019, by Spain’s National Police Corps at the request of Ukraine’s...
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    Jurist European Commission introduces European Health Data Space

    The European Commission Tuesday moved to establish the European Health Data Space (EHDS), calling the proposed space “a health specific ecosystem comprised of rules, common standards and practices.” It is the European Union’s (EU) first sector-specific set of regulations pursuant to its 2020...
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    Jurist Brazil Electoral Court withdraws EU election observer invitation

    Brazil’s Superior Electoral Court (TSE) announced Tuesday that the European Union (EU) is no longer invited to send observers for Brazil’s October general election after President Jair Bolsonaro’s government raised objections. The TSE said in a statement that the fundamental requirements for a...
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    Jurist Fiji authorities seize Russia-owned superyacht as part of sanctions crackdown

    A Fiji court Tuesday issued an order to seize a Russian-owned superyacht after an application was made to register a US warrant to seize the vessel. The Amadea arrived in the island nation three weeks ago and was impounded by police following a filing in the High Court of Fiji by Christopher...
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    Jurist More than 12 million Ukrainians flee homes after Russian invasion according to UN report

    The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) reported Monday that more than 12 million people have fled their homes in Ukraine since the Russian Invasion of Ukraine began in February 2022. Over 5.6 million have left for neighboring countries and another 6.5 million people are...
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    Jurist Romania rights groups urge MPs to reject LGBT ‘propaganda’ legislation

    Romanian Human Rights group Friday criticized Romania’s so-called LGBT+ “propaganda” bill and called on lawmakers to stop it in its tracks. The bill, which has been approved by the Senate and is to now be decided by Romania’s lower house, prohibits the use of materials in schools that “promote”...
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