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This week, the military changed how it investigates allegations of sexual assault, taking that responsibility away from the chain of command, and into the hands of independent investigators.

First two prison sentences under decree used to stifle free speech

Tunisian authorities have sentenced two political opposition activists to prison terms for criticizing the government under a 2022 cybercrime decree-law.

Tunisia: Cybercrime Decree Used Against Critics

By Maxine Lowy “Surely you exaggerate. How can it be that bad?” 1 In response to Chilean judges’ ostensible disbelief that torture had become routine

El Universal newspaper reported that an officer who worked in Sedena's IT department was detained in connection with the "Guacamaya" hack.

The ICJ condemns the use of military courts to try lawyers and politicians and, once again, urges the Tunisian authorities to ensure that all civilian accused of recognizably criminal offences be tried before independent and impartial civilian courts capable of guaranteeing a fair trial. يمكنكم قرا

What forces drive a man to kill compulsively, as in the case of Jeffrey Dahmer, who has confessed to murdering seventeen young men? BRIAN MASTERS reports from Milwaukee on the private world of Jeffrey Dahmer. And in an unsettling real-life scenario akin to The Silence of the Lambs, he sought a key to the killer's psyche from Dennis Nilsen, now serving a life sentence off the coast of England for the murder of fifteen men in patterns remarkably similar to Dahmer's

Bribery and corruption are regulated in articles 372 (Unlawfully Receiving an Advantage), 373 (Passive Corruption) and 374 (Active corruption) of the…

Signed some official ones. stuff we signed was more of like a gag order, cant talk about it while youre in, probably shouldnt talk about it until you get home. >> why did you do it? why are you speaking out now? >> the truth needs to come out. exactly what happened, why -- >> what did you think when you saw the president with his parents at the rose garden? >> i didnt know what to think on that. >> yeah. >> we were all in the army. so it was hard to watch that. >> i had to leave the room. >> yea...