#justice

#justice

Former police chief Larry A. Clay Jr. was sentenced to 25 years for sexually assaulting a minor and trying to cover it up.

Richard Allen sentenced to 130 years for killing two teens, marking a significant moment in the Delphi case.

The community faces ongoing pain despite the sentencing, with families expressing doubts about achieving true closure.

Sobirjon Boltaev was jailed for three years for sexually assaulting a woman in Stratford, highlighting the importance of victim courage and police investigation efforts.

A man was sentenced for murder five years after leaving a teenager with life-altering injuries that led to his death.

Dajour Jones was sentenced to life imprisonment for the brutal murder of Jamie Gilbey, highlighting severe failings in assessing risks posed by violent offenders.

A man was sentenced to life in prison for murdering his daughter's neighbour in a drunken rage.

The verdict in the largest rape trial in French history signifies a major victory for recognition and justice for sexual assault victims.

Gisele Pelicot believes in the power of visibility and societal change following her participation in the trial.

Gisele Pelicot symbolizes resilience in the face of horrific abuse, as she confronts more legal challenges after her ex-husband's conviction.

Luigi Mangione has been indicted for the first-degree murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, marking a significant step in the pursuit of justice.

Chloe Rist confronted her brother's killers during sentencing, showcasing his ashes, emphasizing their loss, and insisting they remember Mason.

Sara Sharif's murder by her father and stepmother exposes grave issues in child protection systems.

David Cruz was sentenced to 25 years to life for a Memorial Day weekend murder nearly ten years ago.

Four men convicted of murder and manslaughter in a violent attack over drugs in Croydon.

A reward of up to £20,000 is offered to help find the killer of Tikquaan Stephenson-Walters, a university graduate shot dead in north London.

Gisele Pelicot's bravery in opening the trial has energized a movement against the stigma of sexual violence.

The mass trial highlights systemic violence and calls for a societal reckoning with misogyny in France.

The historical ramparts of Avignon serve as a backdrop to contemporary feminist activism against violence towards women.

Gisele Pelicot aims to shift societal views on rape and consent through her public trial.

A Bay Area man, David Misch, has been convicted of murdering two friends 39 years ago.

DNA evidence linked Thomas John Loguidice to a 1994 kidnapping case, leading to his conviction over three decades later.

The trial of Dominique Pelicot highlights a woman's courageous fight against sexual violence and societal shame after years of abuse.

The case of Gisele Pelicot highlights systemic issues of sexual violence and the lack of accountability among perpetrators.

A group of 50 men participated in a decade-long rape campaign against Gisele Pelicot, orchestrated by her husband.

Gisele Pelicot's case highlights systemic injustices faced by sexual violence survivors and inspires collective action against patriarchal oppression.

The trial highlighted the importance of supporting victims and raising awareness about hidden stories of abuse.

Dominique Pelicot was sentenced to 20 years in prison for drugging and raping Gisele Pelicot over nearly a decade.

Dominique Pelicot, jailed for drugging and raping his wife, now faces investigations for potential serial offenses including rape and murder from decades past.

A Frenchman was found guilty of aggravated rape for drugging his wife and recruiting men to assault her, prompting national outrage and debate.

Craig Dorney was found guilty of raping a woman who tried to help him after he was found passed out in a taxi.

Syrian civilians seek accountability in European courts using smuggled photographs to reveal government atrocities against detainees. Justice remains elusive at home.

Syrians rejoice over the regime's collapse but face challenges of accountability and justice for a new future.

Syria's new leaders face the challenge of justice for past atrocities while avoiding descent into vengeance against former regime supporters.

The rebel alliance vows to pursue justice against senior Assad officials responsible for abuses while providing amnesty to conscripted soldiers.

Assessment of Aoife's case is hindered by limitations in the investigation, prompting calls for a statutory inquiry for accountability.

An east London estate agent has been jailed for violently attacking a sex worker, demonstrating the need for better protection and support for vulnerable individuals.

Gov. Hochul emphasizes confidence in the Manhattan DA's capability to secure a strong indictment against accused killer Luigi Mangione.

Det Supt Fox's dedication to justice and family was overshadowed by the stress from his profession, culminating in his tragic death.

Mustafa Mehmet, a predator, was found guilty of raping a young girl after exploiting her family's trust.

Daniel Penny was found not guilty of killing Jordan Neely, raising concerns over the justice system's treatment of vulnerable populations.

Pedro Martinez, wrongfully imprisoned for five years, seeks justice through a lawsuit against those he claims falsely accused him of sexual crimes.

A man was jailed for 16 years for a sustained campaign of abuse, including Scotland's first prosecution for stealthing, which is considered rape.

The facility near Damascus represents the harsh atrocities of Assad's regime, marked by torture and extrajudicial executions from 2011 to 2016.

A former Syrian military official has been charged with torture after entering the U.S., highlighting the pursuit of accountability for human rights abuses.

Human rights groups in Syria seek justice for crimes under the Assad regime but face challenges in prosecuting key figures like Bashar al-Assad.

Syria's new leadership focuses on justice for victims while avoiding vengeance from the civil war.

Rebels emphasize accountability for Assad's regime but also call for amnesty for conscripted soldiers.

Syria faces a complex journey ahead after Assad's regime fell, marked by both joy and the longing for justice.

HTS leader Ahmed al-Sharaa stresses the pursuit of justice for detainees and accountability for past torturers in post-Assad Syria.

A farmer was shot eight times by his neighbor but the shooter received only a suspended sentence, shocking the victim and the community.

A man has been sentenced to life for the rape and manslaughter of NHS worker Natalie Shotter, highlighting issues of predator behavior and vulnerability.

Society often prioritizes the narrative of affluent perpetrators over their victims, which distorts the public perception of crime.

Turetta sentenced to life for brutal femicide, highlighting Italy's pressing issue with violence against women.

A predator has been sentenced to life for the rape and manslaughter of NHS worker Natalie Shotter, highlighting the dangers of targeting the vulnerable.

A man has been sentenced to life imprisonment for the rape and manslaughter of NHS worker Natalie Shotter in west London.

Saddam Hussein's capture in 2003 marked a pivotal moment in the Iraq War, symbolizing the end of his oppressive regime.

The new portal for civil rights cases aims to provide justice for victims but currently features only three digitized cases.

Idell Holloway's death, ruled a homicide, involved severe blunt trauma, shocking her family as they demand justice.

Harshita Brella expressed fears about her husband's intentions before her tragic death, highlighting serious issues of domestic violence and the urgent need for intervention.

A drunk driver caused a fatal accident in Rialto, leading to the deaths of two young girls, and faces multiple charges including vehicular manslaughter.

The family of a girl killed by a drunk driver emphasized that their pain will never heal, urging others to reconsider drinking and driving.