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The sanction for prosecution is still awaited

Thirty Army special forces soldiers have been named in a Nagaland Police chargesheet over a botched ambush last year that killed 14 civilians. The state police chief said their Special Investigation Team, or SIT, has given the chargesheet to court.

The Nagaland police on Saturday charged 30 soldiers in connection with last year's botched army operations in the Oting-Tiru area of Mon district, which killed 13 civilians.

This year’s observance of Workers’ Week is historically important as it forms part of the programme celebrating Jamaica’s first 60 years of Independence and the contributions of our workers to the...

The Special Powers Act, one of the most repressive pieces of legislation ever enacted anywhere, was extensively used for 50 years by the Unionist regime in the Six Counties.

Parliament’s legal services say there is nothing stopping MPs from processing the state capture commission reports, especially the sections pertaining to the institution and its oversight role.

You may have heard about the 5, 9 and 14 Eyes, but what do they mean to your privacy? Here, everything you need to know.

Daniel Rush, Bremerton

Tactical Tech empowers social movements to take some agency back over their data

Most judges and lawyers agree that the war on drugs in the past 50 years has seriously diminished the right to privacy guaranteed by the Fourth Amendment. - Andrew P. Napolitano for Antiwar.com Original