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Angehörige und Menschenrechtsorganisationen darauf gehofft, dass sich mit dem Regierungswechsel etwas an seiner Lage ändern könnte. Zu befürchten ist vielmehr, dass in den nächsten Tagen die Untersuchungshaft erneut, zum neunten Mal, um weitere drei Monate verlängert wird... * Großbritannien | Aktivistinnen bearbeiten den Glaskasten der Verfassungsurkunde Magna Carta Mit Hammer und Meißel Über...
the story of the oversight? Are the judge, the prosecutor, the police officers present who did not arrest this mafia billionaire right in front of the courthouse in custody? If not, why not? * Electromobility | E-Car IEA: Global electric car fleet will grow strongly in 2023 - further growth in 2024 Paris - The International Energy Agency (IEA) has released an update...
Russian passport will be in solitary confinement next Wednesday for exactly two years for alleged spying for Russia. At the request of the public prosecutor, the Polish judiciary has just extended the pre-trial detention for another three months. Furthermore, no evidence or charges have been presented against the Basque, nor has a trial been scheduled. [...] In an article in the “Gazeta...
has followed a bit, must, however, have considerable doubts as to whether the British judiciary is really acting in accordance with the rule of law. The now 52-year-old has been in British custody since 2019, under difficult conditions. Next week there will probably be a final hearing on whether he will be extradited to the USA, where he faces up to 175 years in prison for secret...
Newsletter XLIX 2023 - December 3rd to 9th - News+ The language of autocracy
Travel and ineffective rules of conduct. SPIEGEL: A year ago, the "Qatargate" corruption scandal broke out, and Parliament Vice President Eva Kaili and other suspects ended up in custody. Now new documents show that the scandal went even deeper than expected. Did Qatar also try to bribe you? Neumann: There are always countries that try to appoint representatives...
are... August 29th Poland | Freedom of the press | EU member Poland is trying to imprison journalists indefinitely without charge as a “Russian spy” Pablo González has been in custody for 18 months without the country, which has been criticized for his judicial problems, having presented any charges or evidence for the serious allegations, despite everything that the detention has been straightened out for another three months...
Newsletter X 2023 - March 5th to 11th - News+ Dangerous toxins: Which products contain PFAS
and energy-efficient technologies," said IEA boss Fatih Birol. Without clean energy, CO2 emissions would have increased almost three times as much... * Poland | Press freedom | Pre-trial detention Poland tries to imprison "Russian spy" indefinitely without evidence Journalist Pablo González has been imprisoned for a year now, without Poland charging him or providing any evidence...
accuses the Federal Prosecutor's Office of being a member of a terrorist organization that wanted to overthrow the political system in Germany. 19 of the accused are already in custody... * France | Power shutdown | Blackout France due to dilapidated nuclear park facing rolling power shutdowns or a blackout In France, only 54 of 24 nuclear power plants are running. In winter there is a threat...
imprisoned for months without charge?). So he will probably have to continue to spend the next three months in solitary confinement, because last weekend the Polish judiciary extended the pre-trial detention for the journalist, who has Spanish and Russian citizenship, by another three months. No reasons were given by the Polish judiciary. Previously...
THTR Circular No. 125 February 09
Years in prison. That sounds harsh. But the 66 months are “shortened” by 12 months “due to the excessive length of the procedure”. The engineer, who has no criminal record, has already served 21 months in custody. At least 33 months remain. But this will be wiped out by a “residual sentence” which the defense will now apply for and which the Federal Prosecutor will agree to. That's the deal. In his...
THTR Newsletter No. 118 December 2007
This was reported by the “Neue Züricher Zeitung” on October 15, 10. The Swiss engineer Urs Tinner, who has been arrested since October 2007 on suspicion of illegal nuclear smuggling, must remain in custody; the request for release from prison was rejected. On November 2004, 14, PR-Inside reported that Gotthard Lerch would again appear before the Stuttgart court after the failure of a trial in Mannheim...
