The initial decision not to prosecute Harvey Weinstein in 2015 was questioned, leading to later charges based on new evidence and public pressure. [ more ]
Three convicted of shooting man dead on Shadwell doorstep after police uncover burner phone evidence
Three killers have been convicted for the murder of Iron Miah in east London after their mobile phone activity provided key evidence of their communication.
The killers used burner phones with temporary numbers, but cell site data helped detectives track their communication and connect them to the crime.
The family of Iron Miah has been praised for their support and resilience throughout the investigation and trial. [ more ]
Merrick Garland has failed to pursue justice and accountability as attorney general.
Garland's slow-moving approach and failure to charge Trump with offenses like sedition or treason have allowed Trump to delay his criminal trial. [ more ]
A UN resolution can help us, survivors, fight Srebrenica genocide denial
The United Nations General Assembly is set to vote on designating July 11 as the International Day of Reflection and Commemoration of the 1995 genocide in Srebrenica, emphasizing the importance of countering genocide denial and preserving the memory of the victims. [ more ]
NYPD Killed 19-Year-Old Win Rozario After He Called 911 for Help
The police shooting of Win Rozario, a 19-year-old Bangladeshi teen in Queens, sparked protests and calls for justice, highlighting the need for better response to mental health crises. [ more ]
Maryam Al-Khawaja is a prominent Bahraini Woman Human Rights Defender with a history of advocating for political reform in Bahrain and the Gulf region.
She has faced assault, threats, imprisonment, and unfair trial due to her human rights work, with outstanding arrest warrants and pending cases potentially carrying a life sentence. [ more ]
Robert Badinter, Who Won Fight to End Death Penalty in France, Dies at 95
Robert Badinter, a French lawyer and former justice minister known for his fight against the death penalty, has died at the age of 95.
Badinter played a key role in enacting the 1981 law that abolished capital punishment in France, despite strong public support for the death penalty at the time. [ more ]
Watertown's first Black police officer was found murdered in her home in 2011; killer has never been found
Gail Miles, the first Black police officer in the Watertown Police Department, faced discrimination and was later found slain in her home in 2011. [ more ]
Justice: Hyperdrama review an uncertain return to the dancefloor
Justice's latest album sees a return to their club-oriented roots, finding strength in heavier musical elements while softer moments are less successful. [ more ]
Brooklyn man sentenced to life for murderous Morgan Avenue rampage
Ramel Chapman, 32, received a life sentence without parole for a deadly robbery spree in East Williamsburg that resulted in one fatality and another injury. [ more ]
Yvonne Fletcher: ex-colleague to bring private action against suspect in 1984 killing
Retired police officer pursuing private prosecution against alleged killer of PC Yvonne Fletcher, seeking justice for her 40-year-old unsolved murder. [ more ]
Father of footballer killed in nightclub more confident than ever' on justice
The family of Ryan Passey, a young footballer who was stabbed to death in a nightclub, is hopeful that they will get justice as new information has come to light.
West Midlands Police relaunched its murder investigation and received a breakthrough with a potential witness coming forward. [ more ]
Chile calls for the extradition of Venezuelans after dissident's murder
Chile is seeking extradition of suspects in the murder of a Venezuelan dissident, emphasizing the importance of collaboration with Venezuela for justice. [ more ]
London vigil marks sixth anniversary of Windrush scandal being exposed
The Windrush scandal, which wrongly impacted British citizens mainly of Caribbean origin, continues to affect many victims even six years later.
Despite government apologies and compensation promises, the fallout from the scandal persists, highlighting the ongoing struggle for justice and recognition. [ more ]
Lawmaker Is Left With Lifetime Trauma' as Attacker Pleads Guilty
Maryam Khan, the first Muslim elected to the Connecticut House of Representatives, is still struggling to heal 10 months after being attacked outside an Eid al-Adha prayer service.
Her attacker, Andrey Desmond, pleaded guilty to felony charges including attempted third-degree sexual assault, strangulation, and risk of injury to a child. [ more ]
Black Girl Freedom Week Seeks to Amplify Underrepresented Voices - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
The fourth annual Black Girl Freedom Week begins on February 12, with a series of virtual events to address the underinvestment in Black girls and gender-expansive youth.
The week of events aims to amplify the role of Black women and gender-expansive youth in defending, upholding, and advancing democracy. [ more ]
Can't stop': US teen's family seeks elusive justice in West Bank killing
The US has been accused of failing to hold Israel accountable for the killings of its citizens, despite mounting pressure.
The family of Tawfiq Ajaq, who was fatally shot in the occupied West Bank, is seeking justice and calling on the US to put pressure on Israel. [ more ]
Kate Middleton's postmaster demands justice for colleagues
Hasmukh Shingadia, who was wrongly convicted in the Post Office accounting scandal, is demanding justice for all his colleagues yet to have their sentences quashed.
Shingadia had his conviction overturned in 2021 and hopes for accountability for those responsible for the scandal. [ more ]
If reelected, Donald Trump could use the powers of the presidency to evade justice and punish his enemies.
Trump's agenda in a second term would include squelching criminal charges against him and redeploying federal prosecutors against his enemies. [ more ]