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Decision, and i would say that rather than look at this as a loss, i think it's important to remember that she will lose, you know, 24 months of her life. that is a substantial sentence. anybody who's ever been to prison or sent somebody there knows that it's nothing to sneeze at. is it what we wanted? no. is it what we thought is appropriate? no. but i think that to throw your hands up and say this is a slap in the face and this is nothing is not true. being confined for two solid years is a serious consequence, and i think that what we need to focus on now is how do we heal? what do we do ne...

True. being confined for two solid years is a serious consequence. and i think that what we need to focus on now is how do we heal? what do we do next? the movement for justice is still ongoing. it doesn't stop us. it doesn't discourage us. it lets us just keep on marching forward, demanding that we have equal justice under the law. >> you've been quite consistent. i remember when the derek chauvin trial was rendered, you cautioned people that justice does not combine down to a single trial, that it cannot be confined at that moment. you and i are prosecutors. we know full well often times the...

Iraq’s Supreme Court has made two landmark legal rulings that could have catastrophic consequences for international oil companies in Kurdistan

Bangladesh marching forward belying pessimists: PM

There are many reasons why trade unionists will be in Glasgow today for our annual STUC march against racism and fascism, but the tragic events of the past week would provide one more, writes ROZ FOYER