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A French court sentenced former Syrian rebel spokesman Majdi Nema to 10 years for war crimes, specifically recruiting minors. This is the first trial in France under universal jurisdiction related …
Former Syrian Rebel Sentenced to 10 Years for War Crimes in France Read More
Nicolas Sarkozy’s trial for alleged illegal campaign financing reveals France’s secret discussions with Libya under Moammar Gadhafi. Prosecutors are seeking a seven-year prison sentence, with a verdict expected soon, while …
Trial of Nicolas Sarkozy Brings New Insights into French-Libyan Relations Read More
On Saint Patrick’s Day, the Irish Embassy in Argentina hosted a celebration featuring traditional Irish food and beverages. Minister Jack Chambers visited to connect with the Irish diaspora and emphasized …
Minister Chambers Celebrates Saint Patrick’s Day with Argentina’s Irish Community Read More
Pavel Durov has left France for Dubai after his arrest concerning Telegram’s alleged role in criminal activities. The Paris prosecutor’s office confirmed ongoing investigations, yet no conditions were announced for …
Telegram CEO Pavel Durov Returns to Dubai Amid Ongoing Legal Investigation Read More
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot has called for EU sanctions against those attacking Syria’s Alawites amid increased violence following recent assaults by pro-Assad militants, resulting in notable casualties and chaos …
France Advocates Sanctions Against Perpetrators of Violence Against Alawites Read More
The Dutch government has commenced an independent inquiry into human rights abuses by Mozambican security forces, arising from a massacre at a TotalEnergies gas plant in 2021. Finance Minister Eelco …
Netherlands Launches Inquiry into Mozambique Gas Plant Human Rights Abuses Read More
A trial for around 40 prominent Tunisian opposition figures begins Tuesday amid allegations of politically motivated charges, according to rights groups. The defendants include critics of President Kais Saied, sparking …
Trial of Prominent Tunisian Opposition Figures Raises Concerns Over Political Freedom Read More
Opposition leaders in Tunisia are on trial for state security charges, raising concerns about political freedoms and democracy. The situation reflects an increased governmental crackdown on dissent, with implications for …
Tunisia’s Opposition Leaders Face Trial on State Security Charges Read More
Said Ait Mahdi, a Moroccan activist, was sentenced to three months in prison for leading protests against the government’s earthquake response. His sentence has been criticized by human rights advocates …
Moroccan Activist Sentenced to Prison for Protesting Government’s Earthquake Response Read More
Said Ait Mahdi, a Moroccan activist protesting the government’s earthquake response, was sentenced to three months in prison and fined over $1,000 for defamation and inciting unrest. The September 2023 …
Moroccan Activist Sentenced to Prison for Protests Amid Earthquake Crisis Read More