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US Dentist Dr Jeffery Jones Honored During Special Ceremony in Nairobi, Kenya
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State Conviction Dismissed For Man Sentenced To 40 Years For Child Sexual Abuse
A man who was sentenced to prison for 40 years for sexually abusing two children has had his conviction dismissed because of the Supreme Court ruling on tribal jurisdiction.
Jeffery Jones was convicted of repeatedly sexually abusing girls who were seven and 11 years old.
The federal government has taken over the case and charged Jones with aggravated sexual abuse of a child and now he’ll be tried all over again from scratch.
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State Conviction Dismissed For Man Sentenced To 40 Years For Child Sexual Abuse
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South Korea to ease visa restrictions for skilled expat workers Details
The Korea Times. The government will also create what it calls a “digital nomad visa” that would allow skilled foreign IT workers to remain in South Korea – even if they are not employed by organisations based in the country. Prime Minister Chung Sye-kyun finalised the initiative during a foreigners’ policy committee on 31 March. The move is aimed at addressing a decrease in the South Korea’s population – exacerbated by an ageing population – leading to an anticipated shortfall in the country’s workforce. The government will also remove limits on the number of expats to be employed by companies in new sectors, such as AI and bioscience, to lower the barrier to foreigners’ employment in local organisations.