“First Step Towards the Normalization of Truth and Reconciliation”… Expectations for the Appointment of Song Sang-kyo as Chairperson of the 3rd Committee
President Lee Jae-myung appointed former Director Song Sang-kyo as the chairperson of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC), marking a significant step towards the normalization of the commission just days after its third installment began.
Former gym teacher sentenced over historical child sex offences
A former gym teacher from Riverina was sentenced to over three years in prison for sexually abusing students in the late 1980s and early 1990s at a boys' high school and a gymnastics school.
PHOTO ⟩ One of the most horrifying things in the history of Latvian criminalistics – a mother and daughter who ground people into meatballs
The article details a gruesome case from 1947 in Riga, involving a family that committed cannibalism, drawing significant attention and becoming a chilling legend in Latvia's criminal history.
The story of the thief Alfredo Ríos Galeana: He was a soldier, singer, and escaped from prison three times
The article examines the life of Alfredo Ríos Galeana, a multifaceted individual who transitioned from military service to a notorious criminal career, escaping prison multiple times.
Evil paedophile who showed 'no remorse' found dead just weeks into prison sentence
Paul Withnell, a convicted paedophile, was found dead in his prison cell shortly after starting a 21-year sentence for historical sexual offences against children.
Chungbuk Jincheon-gun pushes for the recovery of pro-Japanese property, finds 6 suspicious lands
Chungbuk Jincheon-gun has identified six properties suspected of being pro-Japanese assets and has requested an investigation from the Ministry of Justice.
Efik professionals push for fair oil-well allocation
The Efik Professionals group in Nigeria has endorsed the scientific verification of oil wells in Cross River State, seeing it as a remedy for historical economic injustices.
Ewa Szadkowska: Nawrocki and the Courts, a Total War
Karol Nawrocki has set a record for vetoing legislation, reaching a total of 27, surpassing historical figures in modern Polish presidencies.
From Montagu Reforms to Periyar... How the foundation of reservation was laid in Tamil Nadu and the emergence of Periyar's social justice
The article explores the historical journey and significance of social justice and reservation in Tamil Nadu, tracing back to the Montagu-Chelmsford Reforms of 1919 and the rise of Periyar's ideals.
Quentin and Ramelli? Right-wing kids, therefore to be killed
The article discusses the murder of a young individual named Quentin in Lyon, drawing parallels with a historical assassination in Italy and lamenting the recurrence of political violence against youth.
Mistrial declared in case of former youth worker accused of child abuse
A mistrial has been declared in the case of Geoffrey John Guest, a former youth worker accused of historical child abuse, leading to a retrial with a new jury.
'Mencho', like Paris and Helena of Troy: the narco's girlfriend 'discovered' his hideout to federal forces
The narco leader 'Mencho' was targeted by Mexican federal forces after intelligence indicated he was meeting with his girlfriend, drawing parallels to historical figures whose romantic entanglements led to their downfall.
The Indictment Only Sorrowed the 'Perpetrators' Not the 'Citizens'
A critique of a recent ruling by the Seoul Central District Court regarding the 12/3 insurrection, highlighting its perceived historical inaccuracies and lack of justice.
Former youth worker treated alleged victim 'like a dog', court hears
A former youth worker in Queensland faces multiple charges of historical child sexual offences, with the trial revealing allegations of severe mistreatment of the victim.
What we know about the theft of more than 200 km of train tracks in Piauí
More than 200 km of historical railway tracks were stolen in Piauí, Brazil, leading to a police investigation and arrests.
Action "Put in Jail" at the Former KGB Buildings in Vilnius
An event called "Put in Jail" was held at the former KGB headquarters in Vilnius to highlight historical injustices and commemorate the anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Court grants provisional release to man arrested with gun bearing emblem of paramilitary group from World War II
A 26-year-old man who was arrested for possessing a gun with a World War II paramilitary group emblem has been granted provisional release under house arrest conditions.
Brahmin Dominance, Non-Brahmin Consciousness and the Rise of the Justice Party, how South Indian Politics Changed
The article discusses the historical context and changing dynamics of South Indian politics influenced by Brahmin dominance and the rise of non-Brahmin consciousness, particularly through the Justice Party.
Zuzanna Dąbrowska: Without the Past and Without Ideas, or the Split in Poland 2050
The article discusses the evolution and fragmentation of political parties in Poland leading up to 2050, focusing on the historical origins and ideological shifts of major parties such as PO and PiS.
Against Thucydides, a tribute to law
The article discusses how the powerful, particularly Trump and his allies, attempt to promote a world without rules, echoing historical dialogues about power and justice.
If Stalin were to be brought to justice in history
The article explores the complex legacy of Joseph Stalin, reflecting on his actions during WWII and the duality in perceptions of him as both a leader and a tyrant.
Kaczyński Targets Germany. Sikorski: Exorcisms Are Needed
Polish politician Jarosław Kaczyński criticizes Germany's role in European leadership while discussing his party's vote against a European defense bill.
Thief stole historic motorcycles worth a million in the České Budějovice area
A thief has stolen historic motorcycles valued at one million crowns from the České Budějovice area in Czechia.
Hunting 'Beasts' in the Spain of ETA
The article discusses the historical figure Idoia López Riaño, a member of ETA known as 'the Tigress,' her violent past, and the recent novel inspired by her life.
Paraguayan Justice Convicts Three Torturers of the Stroessner Dictatorship 50 Years Later
Three former police officers have been sentenced to prison for torture committed during the Alfredo Stroessner dictatorship in Paraguay, marking a significant historical moment.
The End of a Case After 76 Years: Prosecutor Urválek Actively Participated in the Murder of Milada Horáková
The article discusses the long-standing legal case involving the prosecutor, who was implicated in the murder of Milada Horáková, concluding the case after 76 years.
Prosecutor Urválek consciously participated in the murder of Horáková, investigators concluded
Investigators concluded that communist prosecutor Josef Urválek was knowingly involved in the execution of Milada Horáková and three others sentenced to death in 1950.
The Big-Eared Kid is Chasing Us
The article discusses the debate surrounding juvenile justice in Argentina through the historical cases of Simón Radowitzky and Cayetano Santos Godino.
Celtic facing fresh six-figure claim amid allegations of sex abuse at boys' club
Celtic Football Club is faced with a new compensation claim related to historical allegations of sexual abuse by former coach Frank Cairney.
An Act of Elementary Justice for the SNTE
The presentation of the 2026 National Demand Document by the SNTE is a significant act of justice that the Mexican state must address, stemming from a historical obligation to the education sector.
Piedmont does not forget the victims of Tito: public housing for the descendants of the exiles
In Piedmont, descendants of Istrian exiles will now be eligible for public housing built for their grandparents, a decision made for the first time in Italy.
Carolina testifies before a judge about the execution of her grandfather during Franco's regime: 'My grandmother and mother would be proud'
Carolina Martínez appears in court to testify about her grandfather's execution during Franco's regime, reflecting on her family's history and loss.
From Orelha to Galdino Pataxó: cases spark debate on impunity in Brazil
The deaths of a dog named Orelha and the historical case of indigenous man Galdino Pataxó have ignited a national debate in Brazil about justice and impunity.
Court: Truth and Reconciliation Commission's Dismissal of Application for Truth Investigation on Daejeon Reporters' Association Victims without Reinvestigation is Illegal
A court ruling deemed the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's dismissal of a truth application regarding victims of the Daejeon Reporters' Association as illegal, citing a lack of proper investigation.
Milei sought to close the controversy over the transfer of San Martín's curved saber: 'It is an act of historical justice'
Argentina's President Javier Milei addressed the controversy surrounding the transfer of General San Martín's curved saber, declaring it an act of historical justice during a commemorative event.
Marek Migalski: PSL in the fight for the premiership for its leader
Marek Migalski reflects on the political dynamics facing the Polish People's Party (PSL) as it prepares for the upcoming parliamentary elections in 2027, especially in light of its historical stance against cooperation with the ruling Law and Justice Party (PiS).
Nigeria court orders UK to pay £420m over miners shot dead in 1949
A Nigerian court has ordered the UK to pay £420 million to the families of 21 miners killed by security forces during a strike in 1949, highlighting historical injustices during colonial rule.
Justice, healing, truth: Elders call for change after alleged terror attack
Noongar elders in Perth urge for truth-telling to combat racism following an alleged terror attack, highlighting the historical violence against Indigenous people since colonisation.
Mexico reaches agreement for "effective conservation" of the vaquita marina in Upper Gulf of California
The Mexican government has reached an agreement aimed at achieving effective conservation of the vaquita marina while addressing historical social justice debt with local communities in the region.
The auction for the curved saber, new submissions in court, and what the will says
Today is the last day to see the relic of the Liberator at the National Historical Museum as former director Araceli Bellota appeared before the court as 'amicus curiae', while a precautionary measure by the great-great-grandchildren of Juan Nepomuceno José Miguel Buenaventura Terrero was rejected by Judge Macarena Marra Giménez.
We Live in a Transparent Society. Epstein's Archives Also Show How Our Relationship with the Past is Changing
The article discusses the enormous volume of Jeffrey Epstein's archives, newly released documents that reveal both shocking content and societal implications regarding our relationship with historical records.
Legal groups push for Australian federal police to arrest retired general travelling with Israeli president
A coalition of Australian and Palestinian legal organizations is urging the Federal Police to investigate and arrest retired General Doron Almog accompanying Israeli President Isaac Herzog, citing historical war crimes allegations as opposition to the president's visit grows.
Kataryna: I have heard the arguments of the defenders of the participants in the Epstein affair before
The author reflects on the long-standing arguments used to defend Roman Polański in light of historical sexual misconduct allegations.
The nobility has always been Epstein
The article explores the historical connections of European nobility to criminal activities, highlighting figures like Ex-Prince Andrew and Mette-Marit as part of a 1000-year tradition linked to Jeffrey Epstein.
The guarantor team to separate careers
Former politicians Marcello Pera and Cesare Salvi discuss the need for constitutional reform to separate the roles of judges and public prosecutors, criticizing the historical consolidation of their positions since Fascism.
The Trieste Case. How Pluralism is Torn Apart
The article discusses how a leftist circle in Trieste has strayed from impartiality, instead promoting a one-sided narrative, particularly highlighted by recent events surrounding a referendum on justice and denial of historical events related to foibe.
Bolaños urges the Judicial Power to activate the 'immediately' fourth shift of jurists to cover the 500 new positions
The Ministry of Justice is urging the Judicial Power to promptly activate a fourth shift of jurists to address a historical deficit and fill 500 new judicial positions set to be created in 2026.
An unjust 'execution' in court, it was the starting point that shook fate
The article discusses the traumatic legacy of a mother and son connected to a mass execution during the Korean War, exploring the psychological impacts and historical context surrounding their lives.
The Drug Dealer Puzzle in Michoacán: How Territorial Control is Divided
The article discusses the evolving landscape of drug trafficking and territorial control in Michoacán, highlighting historical influences and current power struggles among criminal groups.
Reports of thefts in Ecuador fall, amid a violent context: Are there changes in crime patterns? This is what experts say
Experts analyze that the decline in robbery alerts in Ecuador does not necessarily mean fewer cases, as groups may be shifting to more lucrative crimes amid a historical high of intentional homicides in the country.