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New Image Released In Search For NJ Child Missing 4 Years - Vimarsana News

New Image Released In Search For NJ Child Missing 4 Years

New Image Released In Search For NJ Child Missing 4 Years - Gloucester Township, NJ - Authorities remain hopeful that Dulce María Alavez is alive, with the 4-year anniversary of her disappearance approaching.

Source: patch.com
Eastern Cape government ordered to reveal secret detail... - Vimarsana News

Eastern Cape government ordered to reveal secret detail...

In what is seen as a dual victory for transparency and wildlife conservation, the Eastern Cape High Court on Tuesday ordered the provincial MEC for Environmental Affairs to disclose previously sealed records of all permits issued to trap, kill, hunt or translocate endangered leopards in the Eas...

Appeal court dismisses farmer's claim to privacy after being 'named and shamed' on social media - Vimarsana News

Appeal court dismisses farmer's claim to privacy after being 'named and shamed' on social media

The Supreme Court of Appeal has dismissed a farm owner's claim to the right to privacy after he was 'named and shamed' on Facebook for the alleged mistreatment of animals.

Source: news24.com
Farmer who kills 'vermin' can be outed on Facebook, appeal court rules - Vimarsana News

Farmer who kills 'vermin' can be outed on Facebook, appeal court rules

An animal rights activist who habitually names and shames offenders on Facebook has won the right to keep doing so after being challenged by a farmer who trapped and killed animals he regarded as vermin.

SCA turfs farmer's privacy claim after activist expos... - Vimarsana News

SCA turfs farmer's privacy claim after activist expos...

It’s not the job of courts to censor critical or impolite opinions and commentary, says the Supreme Court of Appeal.