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The DA's Office says Joyce Watkins and Charlie Dunn were wrongfully convicted after a four year old died in 1987 of suspected child abuse.

Kanada'da Müslüman yardım kuruluşu haksız denetime karşı mücadele veriyor Kanada'da Müslüman yardım kuruluşu haksız denetime karşı mücadele veriyor Kanada’nın en eski Müslüman yardım kuruluşlarından biri olan Human Concern International (HCI), Kanada Gelir İdaresi’nin haksız denetimine karşı hukuk mücadelesi veriyor. 2021-07-18 10:35:00 - Merkezi Ottawa’da bulunan ve 1983 yılından bu yan a dünyadaki insanlık krizlerine karşı yardım organizasyonları düzenleyen HCI’nın Genel Müdürü Mahmuda Khan, CanadianPress’e yaptığı açıklamada, Kanada...

Dimensiune font: | 12-07-2021 07:09 SN Nuclearelectrica SA anunță că Unitatea 2 a CNE Cernavodă s-a deconectat automat de la Sistemul Energetic Național (SEN) sâmbătă după-amiază, ca urmare a apariției unei disfuncționalități în partea clasică a unității, fără impact pe partea nucleară, potrivit unui comunicat de presă.   Specialiștii CNE Cernavodă investighează cauza și lucrează la remedierea acesteia în vederea reconectarii Unității 2 la SEN. Nuclearelectrica SA precizează că deconectarea automată a Unității 2 s-a produs în condiții de siguranță, to...

The mother of a drowned schoolboy has been given the go-ahead to apply for a judicial review after the Crown Prosecution Service refused to charge the boy who pushed her son into a river.  Christopher Kapessa, 13, died in July 2019 and the CPS ruled that it was not in the public interest to prosecute the 14-year-old boy who pushed him for manslaughter.   Mr Kapessa's mother Alina Joseph believes that if her son had been white the investigation into his death 'would have been very different', and her bid to apply for a judicial review was granted by the High Court today.  

Copy shortlink: The Department of Natural Resources has rejected the latest plea from a citizens group to formally review alleged environmental threats from a proposed 764-mile back-roads driving route that the agency intends to open across northern Minnesota for four-wheel drive owners. The petitioners are concerned that the so-called Border to Border Touring Route will unduly escalate traffic of high-impact vehicles on natural surface roads that snake through remote forest lands amid pristine waters and sensitive wetlands. The group —Citizens for Sustainable Off-Ro...