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Judiciary - Page 9

May 24, 2026
Diplomacy/Human Rights/Judiciary

Woman’s 1985 Testimony Secures Rapist’s Conviction 30 Years After Her Death

Sue Firth died in 1997, believing her case would never be solved. Nearly three decades later, her own words helped convict the man who raped her in a Sheffield car park in

Judiciary/Sri Lanka

“For 30 Years I Lived in Fear, Now I Suffer Again”: Mother of Suresh Sallay

For three decades, Claudia Mary Antonette Sallay lived with the fear that came with having three sons serving in the Sri Lankan Army during a brutal conflict. Every military update carried the possibility of devastating news. Every phone call brought

June 28, 2026

Sri Lanka: A Bishop’s Pulpit or the State’s Prosecutor?

Judiciary/Sri Lanka

by Durga Velayudham There is something profoundly disturbing when retired President Bishop of the Methodist Church Sri Lanka, Rev. Asiri P. Perera, abandons the

Coming to Terms with Corruption in Sri Lanka

Judiciary/Sri Lanka

The month end saw Daily Mirror blaring “More arrests of lawyers, politicians and senior police officers are likely in the near future” following the

Woman’s 1985 Testimony Secures Rapist’s Conviction 30 Years After Her Death

May 24, 2026
Diplomacy/Human Rights/Judiciary

Sue Firth died in 1997, believing her case would never be solved. Nearly three decades later, her own words helped convict the man who raped her in a Sheffield car park in

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Warrant Issued for Basil Rajapaksa as Court Orders Immediate Arrest

May 22, 2026
Judiciary/News/Sri Lanka

Today (22 May), the Matara Magistrate’s Court in Sri Lanka issued an arrest warrant for former minister Basil Rajapaksa after the court concluded that he had repeatedly failed to appear for scheduled

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Airbus and Air France Found Guilty of Manslaughter in 228-Death Atlantic Air Disaster

May 21, 2026
Aviation/Judiciary

A Paris appeals court has found Airbus and Air France guilty of manslaughter in connection with the 2009 crash of flight AF447, which killed all 228 people on board after the aircraft

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Frontier Justice in a Fragile Economy

May 21, 2026
Judiciary/Sri Lanka

The recent occupation of a property in Malwana by a group of student activists does not bode well for Sri Lanka’s already fragile investment climate. Beyond the immediate question of law and

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A Warning Written in Emails Before the Sky Turned Deadly Over Cuba

May 20, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics/Judiciary

According to documents released and analyzed by the National Security Archive, the story of the Brothers to the Rescue shootdown did not begin in the skies over Cuba, but in a growing

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Paid to Kill in the Bosnian War: Dark Allegations of Sniper Tourism in Sarajevo

May 20, 2026
Diplomacy/History/Judiciary

On a seemingly ordinary Sunday in June 1995, Sarajevo briefly resembled a city trying to live despite war. Sixteen-year-old Damir Šahat rode his blue BMX bicycle through the streets, while his family

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The Verdict That Didn’t Settle Silicon Valley’s AI War

May 20, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics/Judiciary

The most consequential artificial intelligence trial of the decade ended not with a dramatic legal reckoning, but with a procedural collapse. Elon Musk’s high-profile case against OpenAI, the company he helped found,

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Raúl Castro in the Dock of History: U.S. Moves Toward Landmark Murder Charges

May 19, 2026
Cuba/History/Judiciary/World

More than three decades after two civilian aircraft were shot down over international waters in the Caribbean, the United States is moving toward a dramatic legal confrontation with Cuba’s former president Raúl

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Silicon Valley’s AI Reckoning

May 19, 2026
Diplomacy/Judiciary/Technology

Elon Musk suffered a major courtroom defeat on Monday after a U.S. jury rejected his lawsuit against OpenAI, ruling that the billionaire entrepreneur waited too long to bring claims accusing the artificial

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Altman’s Credibility Under Fire as Musk Escalates OpenAI Legal War

May 15, 2026
Artificial Intelligence/Judiciary

A lawyer for Elon Musk has launched a direct attack on the credibility of OpenAI chief executive Sam Altman during closing arguments in a closely watched California trial that could reshape the

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