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The army attorney blew the whistle on Australian military murders in Afghanistan and now faces 10 years in prison. His trial begins Monday in Canberra.   By Joe Lauria Special to Consortium News The trial of Australian whistleblower David McBride begins Monday in the Australian capital

The Nigeria Customs Service Federal Operations Unit Zone A has arraigned two suspects, Walu Oladeji and Lateef Odugbemi, for felony.

Posters with photos of Israelis kidnapped by Hamas have been plastered on trees and poles around The Palestine Centre for Peace overnight.

Recently, the presiding judge at an Ikeja Sexual Offences and Domestic Violence Court, handed to the medical director of Optical Cancer Care Foundation,  Dr

The arrest of Saint Mienpamo Onitsha adds to the growing number of journalists arrested under Nigeria's Cybercrimes Act for their work.

Mental health experts have said the use of force or punitive laws in suicide prevention can affect the desired outcome, and said rather, care, love and listening ears are required to win over individuals with suicide ideation.

CP has repeatedly documented the use of Nigeria’s Cybercrimes Act to prosecute journalists for their work.

While the press hopes to be included in the constitution, recent amendments to the Criminal Code Act will

A Federal high court sitting in Lagos south west Nigeria has fixed 31st of October,2023, for the trial of a Limited liability company,JOKAPAT ADVANCED LOGISTICS & TRADE OPERATION CENTRE LIMITED of 22,Wharf Road Apapa Lagos State and seven other defendants, alleged to have stolen two containers containing disassembled steel Electricity transmission towers worth 100Milion

A Federal High Court in Lagos on Wednesday struck out a charge brought by the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON) against Senator Ifeanyi Ubah and his company, Capital Oil and Gas Limited, over an alleged N135 billion debt. Although Ubah was not present in court the presiding judge, Justice Nicholas Oweibo, according to a Channels TV report, struck out the charge.