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Is inclusion of femicide in the criminal code sufficient to tackle violence against women? - Vimarsana News

Is inclusion of femicide in the criminal code sufficient to tackle violence against women?

QCOSTARICA -- In a new development around gender-based violence, many countries are classifying the murder of women as femicide (femicidio in Spanish) - a specific term, now turned into law, that refers to the killing of women because of their gender. Countries across the world have increased the pace and harshness of punishment for gender-based…

Cuban Regime Threatens to Invoke Disobedience Charge as Substitute for Defunct "Pre-criminal Dangerousness" - Vimarsana News

Cuban Regime Threatens to Invoke Disobedience Charge as Substitute for Defunct "Pre-criminal Dangerousness"

In a new move aimed at maintaining tight control over the population, the Cuban regime has resorted to the charge of disobedience to threaten citizens...

Why Spain has decided not to ban pimping - Vimarsana News

Why Spain has decided not to ban pimping

The Spanish Parliament has rejected a draft bill by the ruling Socialists which proposed banning sexual procuring and toughening the country's prostitution laws. Why are both the left and the right against this sex work crackdown?

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Three nyumba kumi officials guilty of killing two men in Bungoma - Vimarsana News

Three nyumba kumi officials guilty of killing two men in Bungoma

Court noted that the defence evidence had not shaken that of the prosecution

Two arrested at Busia bus park as police seize 12kg bhang - Vimarsana News

Two arrested at Busia bus park as police seize 12kg bhang

DCI detectives believe the drugs stashed in backpacks were destined for Nairobi.