The president of the UODO punished Karol Nawrocki's electoral committee for disclosing personal data of Mr. Jerzy
The UODO president has fined Karol Nawrocki's electoral committee 35,000 zł for improperly disclosing personal data.
Shogakukan Apologizes and Establishes Investigation Committee for Hiring Manga Artist Involved in Sexual Abuse Incident
Shogakukan has issued an apology and formed an investigation committee after employing a manga artist involved in a sexual abuse case, acknowledging a lack of awareness regarding human rights and compliance.
Gilmar Mendes cancels the confidentiality breach of a company belonging to Toffoli's family: 'abuse of power'
Brazilian Supreme Court Minister Gilmar Mendes has annulled the breach of confidentiality on financial and telecommunication records of a company linked to his colleague, Minister Dias Toffoli, citing 'abuse of power' by the Senate's organized crime committee.
Bill Clinton says he had 'no idea' of Epstein's crimes during closed-door deposition
Bill Clinton testified under oath before the House Oversight Committee, asserting that he had no knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein's criminal activities.
CWC's records reveal the truth, raising major questions on Swami Avimukteshwaranand's claims
An exclusive investigation by Aaj Tak reveals important truths regarding the sexual exploitation allegations against Avimukteshwaranand, particularly focusing on the claims about children not being presented before the Child Welfare Committee.
Former USP medical student who embezzled R$ 927 thousand from colleagues suffers new sentence
A former medical student from USP, Alicia Duddy Muller Veiga, has received a new conviction for embezzling funds from a graduation committee.
CPI on Crime discussed breaking the confidentiality of Alexandre de Moraes' wife, but backed down
The Organized Crime Committee reconsidered a motion to break financial confidentiality for the wife of Supreme Court Minister Alexandre de Moraes after initially supporting such measures.
‘Motel Drug Murder’ Family Demands Suspect's Identity Disclosure…Prosecution Considers Holding Review Committee
The family of victims in a drug-related murder case in Seoul is demanding the disclosure of the suspect's identity as prosecutors consider a review committee.
The Malvinas Case: Committee to Present Extension Resource to Clarify Compliance with Reparation Measures
The Permanent Committee for the Defense of Human Rights in Ecuador plans to monitor and push for compliance with the court's reparations ruling concerning the Malvinas case involving the forced disappearance of four children.
Special Committee to Investigate Anti-Semitism and the Events Leading to the Attack on the Light Festival
Iceland is forming a special committee aimed at investigating anti-Semitism and the circumstances surrounding a recent attack during a light festival.
Five teachers arrested for raping a 13-year-old student
Five teachers from a private school in Odisha, India, have been arrested on charges of raping a 13-year-old student after a complaint was filed by her parents and the district child welfare committee.
"We returned from hell": a report documents the torture of Palestinian journalists in Israeli prisons
A new report by the Committee to Protect Journalists details systematic torture and abuse of Palestinian journalists by Israeli authorities, revealing alarming patterns of human rights violations.
New Crime for Parliamentary Vote: Possession of Such Images May Lead to Conviction in the Future
Finland's Parliamentary Legal Committee unanimously supports proposed amendments to the criminal code targeting the possession of violent and child sexual abuse images.
False Promises of Fixed Returns and Fraud of 2 Crores... This is how the Delhi Police caught 'Bunty-Babli'
A couple in Delhi defrauded 48 investors out of around 2 crores under the guise of a faulty committee scheme, leading to their arrest by the police.
Billionaire Victoria's Secret mogul Les Wexner to testify in House Jeffrey Epstein probe
Les Wexner, a billionaire and former CEO of L Brands, is set to testify in a House investigation concerning Jeffrey Epstein's case, which implicates him as a co-conspirator.
How did Jeffrey Epstein get rich? Meet Les Wexner, the ex-Victoria's Secret CEO who once worked with him
The article examines the connection between Jeffrey Epstein and Les Wexner, the former CEO of Victoria's Secret, highlighting Wexner's past relationships that could have facilitated Epstein's rise to wealth and influence.
A disgrace for the rule of law
The Baneheia Committee's report concludes that Viggo Kristiansen was wrongfully convicted, highlighting significant failures in the Norwegian legal system.
The Baneheia Committee says weak evidence was the main reason Kristiansen was wrongly convicted
The Baneheia Committee concluded that the primary reason for Viggo Kristiansen's wrongful conviction was the presence of weak evidence, particularly mobile evidence that almost excluded his presence at the crime scene.
Nobel Peace Prize Laureate in Iran Beaten: 'May Not Survive'
Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi has been severely beaten and jailed in Iran, raising concerns for her safety from the Norwegian Nobel Committee.
Epstein, prosecutor Bondi's show deposition: 'Ghislaine Maxwell should die in prison'
During a deposition, prosecutor Bondi refused to apologize to Jeffrey Epstein's victims and criticized the Democratic committee members.
Refused to answer questions based on the Fifth Amendment
Ghislaine Maxwell invoked her Fifth Amendment rights and declined to answer questions from a U.S. congressional committee regarding the crimes of Jeffrey Epstein.
Maxwell ready to testify to the US Congress on the condition that Trump pardons her
Ghislaine Maxwell is willing to testify before a US Congress committee if President Donald Trump pardons her, according to her attorney.
Epstein Scandal: Maxwell is a 'Sphinx' – Seeks immunity to testify before Congress committee
Ghislaine Maxwell, a close associate of Jeffrey Epstein, refuses to testify before a congressional committee about the sex trafficking ring while seeking immunity.
Epstein's Partner Conditions Response to US House Investigations
Ghislaine Maxwell, partner of the late Jeffrey Epstein, refused to answer questions during a closed session of the U.S. House oversight committee unless granted immunity.
Ghislaine Maxwell refuses to answer questions from U.S. House panel
Ghislaine Maxwell invoked her Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination during a testimony before the U.S. House Oversight Committee regarding her ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
Ghislaine Maxwell Refuses to Testify About Her Relationship with Epstein Without a Pardon
Ghislaine Maxwell declined to answer questions regarding her relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, citing her Fifth Amendment rights in the US House of Representatives oversight committee hearing.
Convicted of grooming victims for Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell refuses to testify before the US Congress
Ghislaine Maxwell has refused to answer questions before a US Congress committee, citing her legal right against self-incrimination, amidst investigations related to her involvement with Jeffrey Epstein.
Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein's accomplice, testifies before Congress
Ghislaine Maxwell is set to testify before a US congressional committee while invoking her Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination.
Epstein case reaches Norway: Investigation into former Nobel Committee president for links with the tycoon
Norwegian authorities have launched an investigation into former Labour Prime Minister Thorbjørn Jagland for alleged corruption related to his connections with convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
CPI of the INSS requests that Toffoli authorize Vorcaro's travel on a private jet with legislative police escort
The Mixed CPI of the INSS has requested the STF Minister Dias Toffoli to authorize former banker Daniel Vorcaro to travel by private jet with a legislative police escort to testify before the committee.
Clinton calls for public session in House investigation into Epstein case
Former President Bill Clinton has called for a public hearing following his and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's intention to testify in the House Oversight and Reform Committee's investigation into convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Master Bank: CPI in Brodowski, SP, investigates investments of municipal servers' pension
The Brodowski city chamber has established an investigative committee to examine the pension funds invested by the local public servers' retirement institute in Master Bank, which was liquidated by the Central Bank amid fraud allegations.
Bill Clinton comes out swinging against Comer for rejecting public Epstein hearing: 'Stop playing games'
Former President Bill Clinton criticized Rep. Comer for not allowing a public hearing on the Epstein case and asserted that he has provided a sworn statement to the House Oversight Committee regarding his knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein's crimes.
Council of Europe: Decision on Jagland's Immunity to be Made Next Week
The Council of Europe confirms that the Norwegian Foreign Ministry has requested the lifting of former Secretary General Thorbjørn Jagland's immunity, with the Ministerial Committee set to meet next Wednesday to consider this request amid a new investigation into Jagland for serious corruption.
Amapá's Social Security suffered a loss of R$ 25 million with Ambipar stocks
The Social Security Institute of Amapá incurred a loss of R$ 25 million by investing in an investment fund heavily focused on Ambipar stocks, which was decided by its investment committee last September.
Police interested in Nobel Committee chairman
Norway's Økokrim unit has opened an investigation into former Prime Minister Thorbjørn Jagland, the chairman of the Nobel Committee, over corruption allegations linked to documents related to Jeffrey Epstein's case.
Reps committee summons FCT area council chairmen over N100bn indictment
The House of Representatives Public Accounts Committee has summoned the chairmen of the six Area Councils in the Federal Capital Territory due to alleged financial misconduct exceeding N100 billion, as highlighted in an audit report from the Auditor-General.
Right opens for investigation into Epstein connections
The Norwegian party Høyre is considering whether the parliamentary control committee should investigate connections to Epstein, though other parties are calling for an external inquiry.
The Nobel Institute will not disclose the gift list
The Nobel Institute refuses to disclose the list of gifts and benefits received by members of the Nobel Committee amidst an investigation into Thorbjørn Jagland for alleged serious corruption.
Compensation for the Okawahara False Accusation Case: Demand for 5.28 Million Yen from the Investigating Officers
The Tokyo Metropolitan Police is demanding a total of 528,000 yen from three police officials involved in the wrongful accusation case of Okawahara, following a recommendation from the metropolitan audit committee after the payment of 1.85 billion yen in damages to the affected parties.
Council of Europe considers Jagland's immunity
The Council of Europe is evaluating a request from Norway to lift the immunity of Thorbjørn Jagland amid an investigation into serious corruption during his tenure as leader of the Nobel Committee and Secretary General of the Council.
Deputy Chief of Russian Military Intelligence Shot in Moscow
General Lieutenant Vladimir Alekseyev, deputy chief of the Russian military intelligence agency (GRU), was shot in the back at his home in Moscow and has been taken to a hospital, according to the Investigative Committee.
Kikilias in Parliament regarding the shipwreck in Chios: The collision was due to a sudden change in course and maneuvering by the smuggler
The Minister of Shipping informs the Production and Trade Committee about the shipwreck incident that resulted in the deaths of 15 migrants, stating that responsibility lies with the illegal smuggler but refraining from preempting the outcome of ongoing investigations.
Norway investigates former minister, former president of the Nobel Committee, and former president of the Council of Europe Thorbjørn Jagland for his contacts with Epstein
Norwegian prosecutors have opened a corruption investigation into former Labour Prime Minister Thorbjørn Jagland over his connections with convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
High-ranking Russian officer shot in Moscow
The Russian Investigative Committee reported that an unidentified individual shot General V. Alekseev multiple times as he was walking, and the suspect fled the scene while the general was receiving medical aid in the hospital.
Former advisor of the 'Association to Eliminate Sexual Harassment' Punished for Coercing Clients into Sexual Acts
The Japan Federation of Bar Associations announced a three-month suspension for lawyer Gentarou Manaki, who coerced clients into unwanted sexual acts while serving as an advisor for an anti-sexual harassment committee.
Madrid fails to meet its own deadlines by not renewing the medical committee that decides on abortions beyond the 22nd week of gestation
Madrid has not renewed the medical committee responsible for deciding on abortions after 22 weeks of gestation since January 30, 2025, leading to delays in the decision-making process.
A driver is killed in front of the Mexican Olympic Committee after a road conflict
A motorist was shot dead in front of the main entrance of the Mexican Olympic Committee during a traffic conflict in the Miguel Hidalgo borough of Mexico City.
Epstein Files: Investigations Against Norway's Former Prime Minister Jagland
The Norwegian police have initiated an investigation against former Prime Minister Thorbjoern Jagland for serious corruption related to the Epstein case.
Who Cares About the Victims?
The article discusses the case of Paco Salazar, an ex-advisor of Pedro Sánchez accused of sexual harassment, who failed to appear before a PSOE investigation committee amid ongoing foreign trips, though he did find time for another commission related to the 'Koldo case.'