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Rivers court remands couple over alleged N500m fraud - Vimarsana News

Rivers court remands couple over alleged N500m fraud

The court, however, adjourned till January 30, 2024, for trial.

UN expert urges Australia to investigate individuals with links to Iran human rights abuses - Vimarsana News

UN expert urges Australia to investigate individuals with links to Iran human rights abuses

A UN special rapporteur says there are individuals in Australia "whose assets may have been accumulated through violence or human rights abuses in Iran".

Source: sbs.com.au
Nicolle Flint: We're running out of time to salvage the West from the hands of an anti-Israel, anti-truth uprising - Vimarsana News

Nicolle Flint: We're running out of time to salvage the West from the hands of an anti-Israel, anti-truth uprising

If we are going to salvage Western civilisation - the way of living that since World War II has delivered citizens unprecedented freedom, peace, prosperity and longevity - we need to start better communicating how we achieved these things in the first place, why they are worth fighting for, how to protect them and precisely why they are now at risk.

Court jails Cameroonian, Nigerian for pangolin scales possession - Vimarsana News

Court jails Cameroonian, Nigerian for pangolin scales possession

The Federal High Court in Lagos on Tuesday convicted and sentenced a Cameroonian, Fofou Dadjo Evariste, and a Nigerian, Babangida Mahmoud, to two years imprisonment for unlawful possession of pangolin scales.

McBride Trial: Defense Argues Duty to Nation Surpasses Military Law - Vimarsana News

McBride Trial: Defense Argues Duty to Nation Surpasses Military Law

Whistleblower David McBride's lawyers argued on Day One of his trial that a soldier's duty is not just to follow his superior's orders, but to serve the entire nation. Joe Lauria reports. By Joe Lauria in Canberra, Australia Special to Consortium News The trial of Australian whistleblo