Since its invasion of Ukraine in 2022, Russia has been cracking down on dissenters.
Russian Stanislav Netiosov, whose hair is dyed blue, yellow and green, went to a Moscow police station over the weekend after he was attacked at a bus stop, rights group OVD-Info reported. “Police officers decided that Mr. Netiosov’s hairstyle symbolizes Ukraine and discredits the Russian army, and drew up a protocol,” OVD-Info said in a statement. Police officers also served S. Netiosov with a summons to appear at the military commissariat, OVD-Info reported.
Russia has already punished thousands of people for criticizing the Kremlin’s war in Ukraine.
Also over the weekend, 67-year-old Moscow pediatrician Nadezhda Buyanova was jailed for two months for spreading “false” information about the Russian military. She was sued by the widow of a soldier who died in Ukraine, her lawyer Oskars Cherzhiev announced at the weekend.
In February, N. Bujanova was charged with “spreading false information about the Russian military” and was released with a ban on her phone and Internet access. According to rights groups, a Moscow court upped the sentence and jailed her for failing to report her movements.
The case against N.
Girl (16) Assaulted And Beaten To Death By…
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A 16-year-old Iranian girl who disappeared during protests against the regime did not – as the official version read – commit suicide, but was assaulted and killed by three members of the Iranian security services. The BBC reports this, based on a leaked document.
Nika Shakarami (16) was shadowed during protests in September 2022 because she acted like a leader. Shortly before her disappearance, she called a friend to say that she was being chased by officers. After her arrest, she was secretly transported in a refrigerated truck.
There, one of the men sat on her while he harassed her. The teenager was handcuffed, but resisted by kicking and cursing. The men then beat her with sticks until she died. Her body was eventually dumped on the street.
Shakarami’s family found her body in a morgue nine years after her disappearance. Authorities said her death was unrelated to the protests and that she had taken her own life.
However, that version of events is contradicted by the “highly confidential” report that the BBC was able to see: it is a summary of a hearing by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard,
Jaime Vardys Story At Leicester Could Come To…
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“Life is Beautiful” for Saint Martin. At least it was during his time with Carlos Casares and it will surely be so in the coming days, even regardless of the result that Quilmes takes from his visit to Racing in Córdoba.
The title of the acclaimed 1997 film starring a Roberto Benigni Incredible fits perfectly to describe the sensations left by the meager but deserved 1-0 victory of the “santo” over Agropecuario at the Ofelia Rosenzuaig stadium.
This is because the three points bagged on a playing field in very bad conditions due to the rain put an end to a mini-streak of two 0-0 draws that had left a bad taste in the fans’ mouths due to some inconsistencies in the game and the missed opportunity to take the lead from “Cervecero”, today its main contender in the area.
The positive balance of San Martín’s passage through the central-northwest region of the province of Buenos Aires includes a good first half, which could have been crowned with another goal, and a second stage in which the objective of maintaining the result was met , although with the team standing a little behind and suffering some hot flashes,
Paris: A Man Who Threatened To Blow Up…
The French police were alerted at noon on Friday. According to what became known, a man entered the Iranian consulate located in Paris this morning.
A little later he removed the coat he was wearing and a belt with an improvised explosive device was revealed. According to eyewitnesses, the man threatened to blow himself up to avenge his brother’s death.
Strong police forces immediately arrived at the scene and cordoned off the entire building block. At the same time, Metro line 6 routes were also suspended in a certain part of it.
Ongoing BIS intervention at the Iranian Embassy in #Paris.
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Later, the police forces managed to arrest the perpetrator and thus end the alarm.
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Breaking News On Gaza And Pro-Palestinian Protests At…
#Breaking #news #Gaza #proPalestinian #protests #universities #live #news Video shows Arizona State University police officer removing protester’s hijab during arrest
This screenshot shows a campus police officer removing a hijab from the head of a female protester at Arizona State University, Phoenix, Arizona. (Credit: Mass Liberation AZ)
Video taken over the weekend at Arizona State University shows a campus police officer removing a hijab from a protester’s head during her arrest.
The blurry video, obtained by Mass Liberation AZ and provided to CNN by attorney Zayed Al-Sayyed, who represents the women, shows several ASU Police Department officers surrounding a woman whose hands are behind her back while one one of the officers removes her hijab.
People nearby can be heard shouting: “You’re violating their privacy” and “Give it back to me.”
The officers then put the hoodie on the woman and a bystander shouts: “So you can wear a hoodie but not your hijab?” At one point, one of the officers blocks the woman from the view of those recording the video, while one person yells, “Let her go!”
An attorney representing her and three other women who said it also happened to them is demanding accountability.
Minister Stole Perfume From Duty Free- He Said…
The news was revealed by Il Fatto Quotidiano. The incident happened on April 15.
That morning, Fassino was waiting for the plane to Strasbourg, where he was supposed to participate in the work of the Italian delegation to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe. After going through security, on his way to the gate, he stops at the duty free, which is the shopping area where you can buy goods at a good price.
He gets a perfume worth 100 euros, which he later revealed he wanted to give to his wife. But at that point, reports Il Fatto Quotidiano, his phone rings: “Having the trolley in one hand and the cellphone in the other, and not yet having three hands, I simply put the perfume box in my coat pocket, intending to go to the checkout,” he said.
At this point, there are two different versions.
Fascino walks through the cash register still on the phone and with the perfume in his pocket. Naturally, the burglar alarm goes off. The former Democratic secretary has another version: when he puts the product in his jacket, a security official intervenes and stops him.
Measles Outbreak Confirmed In Norway
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At the beginning of the year warned the World Health Organization (WHO). and warned that the potentially dangerous and highly contagious childhood disease Measles is on the rise in Europe.
Suddenly, the number of registered cases of infection in Europe was 30 times higher than usual, and close to 21,000 hospitalizations and five deaths were reported, writes The Guardian.
When a case of measles was detected in Skåne in Sweden in March, the Norwegian Institute of Public Health (FHI) told TV2 that the disease will also be able to be detected in Norway.
Now it has happened.
On Friday, Ringerike municipality and a kindergarten in Hønefoss found out that two children have contracted measles,
Legal Battle Ensues Over Louisianas Congressional Districts: Court…
Federal Court Blocks Louisiana’s Redrawn Congressional Map
A recent ruling by a federal court has halted Louisiana’s use of a congressional map that was signed into law this year and included a second majority-Black district. The U.S. District Court in Monroe, Louisiana, voted 2-1 to block Senate Bill 8, which violated the 14th Amendment’s equal protection clause.
Legal Battle and Supreme Court Involvement
The case is expected to reach the Supreme Court, becoming a test of the Voting Rights Act. District Judges Robert R. Summerhays and David C. Joseph, appointed by former President Donald Trump, deemed District 6 of SB8 unconstitutional, prohibiting its use in future elections.
Next Steps and Public Response
A hearing is scheduled for May 6 to determine the next course of action. Attorney Paul Hurd, representing voters against the map, expressed gratitude for the court’s decision favoring the plaintiffs. The lawsuit argued that the redistricting plan amounted to racial gerrymandering, violating civil rights protections.
Deadline and Political Implications
The Louisiana secretary of state’s office has set May 15 as the deadline for finalizing the state’s congressional map for the upcoming elections. Governor Jeff Landry signed the controversial map into law in January,