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The 4th edition of Frestas festival at Sesc Sorocaba featured free exhibitions, urban interventions, and performances highlighting important social themes.

A free exhibition called 'Coexistir Coabitar' in downtown Rio showcases works by artists who have exited the prison system, highlighting narratives often overlooked in conventional art spaces.

The family of B.C. double homicide victims expresses frustration over prolonged court delays, with the accused still free after two and a half years.

The arrest of Kobili Traoré, previously declared criminally insane for the murder of Sarah Halimi, has incited outrage among French right-wing politicians over issues of public safety.

The EU Commission plans to implement the free trade agreement with the Mercosur countries despite an ongoing review by the European Court of Justice.

In northern Guayaquil, extortionists are reportedly demanding $10,000 from local merchants, using intimidation tactics to enforce their demands.

A medical student who raped a fellow student has had his sentence suspended, leading to public outcry and protests.

A Belgian appeals court upheld a controversial decision to suspend the prison sentence of a medical student convicted of raping a fellow student, citing his 'considerate' behavior.

A Belgian court confirms the suspension of a five-year prison sentence for a medical student convicted of raping a fellow student, citing his good character as justification.

The deaths of key figures in the CJNG have left the future leadership uncertain, particularly for Laisha and Jessica Oseguera, the daughters of ‘El Mencho’, who remain free amid family arrests.

A police officer was charged with data protection violations after searching for personal information of 97 individuals during his free time, but all charges were dropped by the court.

A senior constable from North Savo was acquitted by the district court of charges related to breach of duty and data privacy violations after accessing personal data improperly during his free time.

A suspected rapist was mistakenly released from prison and left the UK ahead of his trial due to a court official’s error.

Consultations about inspection scams, disguised as free electrical checks, have significantly increased, highlighted by a recent incident involving an elderly man in Tokyo.

U2 has released a new EP titled 'Days of Ash' in response to current violence, featuring a song dedicated to Renee Good who was killed during an ICE operation.

A repeat offender, previously deemed a danger to the community, has been released following a clemency order signed by President Biden with an autopen.

The Defensoria Pública do Estado do Amazonas has launched a free campaign for paternity recognition called 'Eu Tenho Pai', offering 870 spots for individuals to establish biological and socio-affective paternity.

Ludvik expresses dissatisfaction with the conditions of his current free status.

A federal judge has ruled that an Salvadoran migrant, Kilmar Abrego Garcia, should not be re-arrested by ICE, allowing him to attend an upcoming hearing in Nashville regarding his criminal case.

A man suspected of raping a vulnerable individual in Palmas, Brazil, has turned himself in to the authorities and will respond to charges while being free.

On Lunar New Year, President Yoon expressed his deep desire for a just society free from injustice and unfairness in a social media post.

Dozens of individuals who have been sentenced to psychiatric care in Sweden are currently at large due to overcrowded clinics.

The Federal Public Ministry alleges that a group led by former Civil Police chief Rivaldo Barbosa operated a scheme of systematic obfuscation and control of homicide investigations in Rio de Janeiro.

The article reflects on the tragic mass shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School, emphasizing the systemic failures that allowed the shooter to remain free despite prior indications of his dangerousness.

Bollywood actor Rajpal Yadav is currently imprisoned in Tihar Jail due to a case involving a bounced check of 9 crore rupees.

A Turkmen citizen attempted self-harm outside a hotel in Delhi after being denied a free stay due to lack of funds.

Sabino Cassese discusses the upcoming Justice referendum in Italy and emphasizes focusing on the individual questions rather than government opinions.

Mario Mamić, son of Zdravko Mamić, has been released from prison after serving a significant part of his sentence for involvement in illegal activities related to GNK Dinamo.

Josef Mengele, known as the Angel of Death, was a German doctor and SS officer notorious for conducting inhumane medical experiments on prisoners in Auschwitz during World War II, leaving a dark legacy in medical history and humanity.

The Democratic Party criticized a court's not guilty ruling regarding Kwak Sang-do's son's alleged bribery, calling it a shocking decision that disregards public sense and legal feelings.

The Vilnius District Court has rejected the prosecutor's request to extend the detention of Vilhelm German, instead opting for lighter measures, including close supervision and a bail of 1 million Euros.

A 44-year-old mother cycling in the San Lorenzo district of Rome was brutally attacked with a punch to the face by a hooded man, leaving her with severe injuries and requiring surgery.

The mother of Ruan Corrêa Arruda da Silva, who was shot by police during a chase in Guarujá, SP, is seeking justice one year after his death, with the responsible officer currently free and facing a hearing later this month.

Dahud Hanid Ortiz, who served just over six years in prison, reemerged as a free man during an interview with Telemundo, while the victims' families demand justice.

A video captures the moment the Special Tactical Action Group (GATE) stormed a house in Guarujá, São Paulo, to apprehend a 27-year-old man who was holding his 26-year-old partner hostage, while their 8-year-old daughter was also threatened but later released during negotiations.

Tony Mokbel, the notorious drug lord, has been released fully after prosecutors abandoned a new trial against him.

Tony Mokbel, a notorious Australian gangster, is set to be released after prosecutors dropped a retrial following revelations that his former lawyer acted as a police informant during his trial.

The Schleswig-Holstein Administrative Court ruled in favor of CDU politician Daniel Günther after he criticized the news portal Nius as being 'completely fact-free' during a talk show.

Indian authorities revoked the visas of a British couple accused of putting up pro-Palestine posters in the tourist town of Pushkar, Rajasthan, considering it a violation of their tourist visa conditions.

Over 300 political prisoners have been released in Venezuela, yet many face restrictions prohibiting public speech and require regular court appearances, with hundreds still incarcerated.

Drivers have fallen victim to a new scam exploiting the electronic toll system known as 'free flow', where criminals create fake websites to mimic toll payments and divert victims' money through Pix transfers.

Turkey has charged Rødt representative Seher Aydar for 'making propaganda for a terrorist organization' based on Facebook posts from 2018, prompting Norway's police to summon her for questioning amid concerns of political harassment and free speech violations.

The judge has released two activists from custody after violent clashes during a demonstration in support of the social center Askatasuna in Turin.

Dahud Hanid Ortiz, who killed three people in Madrid in 2016, has resurfaced as a free man in the US during a preview of an interview with Telemundo, causing outrage among the victims' families.

The Federal Police executed two search and seizure warrants as part of an investigation into a vote-buying scheme in Vespasiano, a part of Greater Belo Horizonte, continuing the 'Operation Free Vote' targeting alleged electoral corruption practices during the 2024 municipal elections.

The father of Maja T., a German activist, claims that the accusations against her from Budapest are unfounded as she faces a potential 24-year prison sentence for alleged violence during an anti-Nazi demonstration after being in isolation for 600 days.

Washington, D.C., has recorded three consecutive weeks without a homicide for the first time in decades, a change U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro attributes to President Trump's leadership and a coordinated federal effort against violent crime.

The senior constable of the Eastern Finland Police Department is facing charges for nearly 140 crimes, including data protection violations, as part of an extensive investigation involving almost a hundred victims.

The article discusses an incident in Ciudad Juárez where a passenger bus was set on fire using Molotov cocktails, highlighting the growing strategy of drug cartels to create chaos while escaping accountability.

Farmer Ismo Eerola experienced a financial nightmare as his debt accrued €10,000 in monthly interest, but after paying 2.77% of his debt, he achieved a miraculous turnaround to become debt-free.