Procès de Bienvenu Lamah : la requalification des faits en crimes contre l’humanité au cœur des débats

In France, Naruto and Safine face trial over filmed violence, Kick money and the Jean Pormanove case at Nice

A pair of scales of justice symbolizes the judge’s role in the face of online excesses. In Nice, the trial raises the question of the boundary between online spectacle, livestream money, and punishable violence. Credits: CC0 Public Domain photo via Renaissance Numérique. Owen Cenazandotti, alias Naruto, and Safine Hamadi, known as Safine, appear this Monday, [] L’article In France, Naruto and Safine face trial over filmed violence, Kick money and the Jean Pormanove case at Nice est apparu en premier sur Ecostylia.

Florida bishops urge DeSantis to stay execution of 74-year-old convicted of murdering wife

Dusty Ray Spencer's crime merits a severe punishment, but the state should exercise mercy, the state bishops' conference said. [...]

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Grooming gang survivor warns abusers are ‘welcomed back with open arms’ by their communities after ringleader freed

A survivor of Rotherham grooming gangs has warned that perpetrators are “welcomed back in with open arms” in their communities after serving time for their abuse.Sarah Wilson was speaking to GB News as Shabir Ahmed, the ringleader of an infamous Rochdale gang, was freed after serving 14 years of a 19-year sentence for a litany of horrific crimes. Despite being stripped of his British citizenship, Ahmed cannot be deported to Pakistan because of protections in the Immigration Act 1971. “He came over to this country to abuse children. After his sentence, he should be sent home and deported straight away, not given a second chance,” Ms Wilson said. “The grooming gangs are so widespread. They have connections in every town, every city and every single village. No one's safe.”“Their communities don't shun them. They don't isolate them. They're welcomed back in with open arms like nothing's happened... It's not fair on every single survivor,” she said.Ms Wilson told the The People's Channel of her aungish after learning two of her own abusers were set for early release.WATCH THE FULL CLIP ABOVE Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter