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Perpetrators of genocide say they're 'good people' – Engineering Evil - Vimarsana News

Perpetrators of genocide say they're 'good people' – Engineering Evil

Public Release: 5-Oct-2017   Study examined testimony of defendants in Rwandan violence Ohio State University COLUMBUS, Ohio - The men who were tried for their role in the 1994 Rwandan genocide that killed up to 1 million people want you to know that they're actually very good people. That's the most common way accused men…

Crime in Minneapolis: Perception vs. Reality | Twin Cities Business - Vimarsana News

Crime in Minneapolis: Perception vs. Reality | Twin Cities Business

Property and violent crime rates have decreased across Minnesota after peaking in 2021, but feelings of unsafety linger.

Source: tcbmag.com
Virginia Rolls Back Voting Rights for Ex-Felons, Bucking Shaky Bipartisan Trend - Vimarsana News

Virginia Rolls Back Voting Rights for Ex-Felons, Bucking Shaky Bipartisan Trend

State after state has eased restrictions on voting for former felons in recent years. But Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s reversal suggests growing wariness on the right.

Support for Ending Felony Disenfranchisement in New Mexico - Vimarsana News

Support for Ending Felony Disenfranchisement in New Mexico

The undersigned national criminal justice reform, faith and civil rights organizations are committed to expanding voting rights to all citizens including people with felony convictions completing their sentences both inside and outside of incarceration.

Source: hrw.org
'Election integrity' laws don't address most common voting infraction - Vimarsana News

'Election integrity' laws don't address most common voting infraction

Prosecutors charged just 192 people with election-related crimes since 2012, but more than half of the cases were related to felony probation status