8 articles tagged with "trial"
Thirteen relatives of UTA flight bombing victims provided testimonies in court, focusing on the alleged collusion of Nicolas Sarkozy with Libyan masterminds, raising questions about accountability and systemic failures.
The trial of Luigi Mangione, charged with murder, has been postponed to September 8, affecting the timeline for related judicial processes.
A criminal organization with ties to prominent Freemasons is set to go on trial in Paris, raising concerns about the intersection of secret societies and organized crime.
The ongoing trial regarding social media addiction raises critical questions about the responsibilities of tech companies and the architecture of user engagement.
Infrastructure lens: Carole D. and Amélie D. face trial for plotting to poison a partner using various toxic substances.
In a landmark trial in Paris, prosecutors are seeking life imprisonment for Sabri Essid, charged with severe crimes against the Yazidi community, including purchasing and raping women.
The Paris trial reveals critical infrastructure gaps in the legal and humanitarian response to the Yazidi genocide, emphasizing the need for robust mechanisms to address such atrocities.
In a significant legal development, a French court is set to hear the first genocide trial related to the Yazidi community, with Sabri Essid charged in absentia.