Elle est l'une des belles surprises de cet Open d'Australie 2023 et son parcours n'est pas fini. Katie Volynets, 113e mondiale, a piégé ce jeudi au de
The Supreme Court has rejected an appeal by a Co Meath hotel against the Zurich...
A Supreme Court challenge has been filed against Board Blinala's decision to give the go-ahead...
Court ruling would ban Navalny allies from seeking public office
Ratko Mladic was convicted of genocide and war crimes for acts during 1990s war
Central District Court decision appears to run against landmark 2018 Supreme Court rulings that sided with forced laborers
Human rights experts appeal to Moscow to allow the jailed Kremlin critic to seek emergency medical treatment in another country
Demonstrations to coincide with President Putin's State of the Nation address
Demonstrations to fall on day of President Putin's State of the Nation address
The law, which applies to non-governmental political organizations and media receiving foreign funding, has been widely criticized as aiming to discre
US President Joe Biden has vowed to press Saudi Arabia harder on human rights and recently declassified an intelligence report into the brutal killing
Zaghari-Ratcliffe, a project manager with the Thomson Reuters Foundation, was arrested at a Tehran airport in April 2016 and later convicted of plotti
The Kremlin critic is ordered to serve 2½ years in a penal colony for allegedly violating the parole terms of a 2014 suspended sentence on embezzlemen
Navalny appears in court a second time Saturday in a defamation case
Kremlin critic's Jan. 17 arrest prompted thousands to rally in his support in more than 100 Russian cities
High court on Monday ruled the security presence at the home of National Unity Platform party leader Bobi Wine since January 14 was unlawful /
Returning home after poisoning, Alexei Navalny finds a jail cell
The US Supreme Court agrees to hear a bid by the National Collegiate Athletic Association to defend its limits on education-related compensation for c
Court says Texas does not have right to sue Michigan, Georgia, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin because it didn't demonstrate 'a judicially cognizable inter
Lower court's order had prevented state from certifying dozens of contests on its Nov. 3 election ballot
The 3rd US Circuit Court of Appeals echoed a string of other courts in finding his campaign offered no evidence of any election fraud
Pam Am Flight 103 was blown up over the Scottish town of Lockerbie in December 1988 en route from London to New York, an attack that killed 270 people
Self-proclaimed 'prophet' Shepherd Bushiri is wanted in South Africa for theft, money laundering, and fraud
Former Peruvian president's last chance to reverse his dismissal is rejected by Constitutional Court
Court declines to hear case but notes it's already illegal to intimidate voters or aggressively wave a gun in public
The justices, divided 4-4, left in place a Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling in favor of state Democrats
Knowledgeable source tells VOA Persian the eight Baha'is sentenced to prison for practicing their faith received summons to report to jail in Birjand
Western nations weigh penalties against Moscow
Trial tainted by accusations of torture and fake evidence by security services
2018 ruling by South Korea's Supreme Court was in order to pay four South Koreans who were forced laborers during Japan's colonial occupation of Korea
Church wanted court to void the 50-person cap on worship services
The Saturday demonstration in the city 6100 kilometers (3800 miles) east of Moscow was unsanctioned but no arrests were reported. Local news media gav
Father Sergiy, 65, has attracted nationwide attention by urging believers to disobey church leadership and ignore church closures during the pandemic
Svetlana Prokopyeva, found guilty of justifying terrorism' has maintained her innocence
People object to 6-year prison term for journalist Svetlana Prokopyeva
Tehran holds US leader, others responsible for drone strike that killed a top Iranian general in Baghdad in January
Arrest prompted hundreds to protest outside Israeli leader's residence
Judge rules that Serebrennikov and two co-defendants are guilty of misappropriating 129 million rubles ($2 million) of state funds that financed a the
Saturday's rally is the first major Trump campaign event since the coronavirus shutdown
Justices reject administration arguments that Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Program is illegal and that courts have no role to play in review
Church was protesting limits imposed to contain spread of coronavirus
Lawsuit accuses president of violating provisions of the US Constitution with his ownership of a hotel in Washington while in office
Kyrgyzstan ignores international pressure and upholds life sentence for journalist jailed in 2010 for covering unrest
35-year-old computer programmer was detained on August 10 for taking part in rally to demand opposition and independent candidates be put on ballot fo
Askarov's wife, Khadicha Askarova, and their son Sherzod Askarov, as well as human rights defenders and representatives of foreign diplomatic missions
Journalist Ivan Golunov was arrested June 6 in Moscow on charges of an attempted drug sale, just as he was preparing to publish an investigative piece
Michael Calvey, several other executives and employees of the Russia-based private-equity group Baring Vostok were detained in Moscow in February last
A military court in the western city of Penza gives seven members of a left-wing group prison terms of up to 18 years on terrorism charges human right
Attorney for reporters charged with espionage intends to bring case before country's Supreme Court
The brief order means that the court, even if decides to take up the case at a later date, is almost certain not to hear arguments or issue a ruling i
The case involves the death of a teenager who was electrocuted during a party celebrating the anniversary of one of the newspaper's popular publicatio