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Youngest boy in court over summer riots sentenced
A 12-year-old boy, who is the youngest to appear in court in relation to this summer's riots, has been handed a 12-month referral order.

Overrepresentation of Indigenous Women in Jails Hits Record Levels in BC
Despite decades of warnings, Indigenous women now make up more than 50 per cent of inmates in both federal and provincial women’s correctional facilities in B.C., an all-time high.

Texas shooting shows unresolved racial discrimination in US: UN Human Rights Chief
While the UN Human Rights Chief was in China for a visit, a deadliest gun shooting in a decade took place at a primary school in the US, killing at least 19 children and two teachers. The tragedy exposed the severe racism and human rights violations ...

George Floyd death anniversary: What’s happened two years later
Wednesday marks two years since George Floyd was killed by a Minneapolis police officer.

Britain’s Conservatives Are Eroding Democracy
With recent legislation, the Tories have restricted immigration, disenfranchised voters, and enhanced police powers. The Labour Party leadership needs to do something to stop this turn in British politics.

Supreme Court holds lawyer in contempt
The state Supreme Court found suspended attorney Victor Marshall in contempt of court Wednesday and fined him $2,000 for his “outrageous” conduct during a hearing on whether he had violated the terms of his suspension and was continuing t...

San Jose nurses rally for more workers, better patient care
Registered nurses and health care workers in San Jose are demanding a hospital owner address staffing shortages and dangerous working conditions.

Diabetes researcherclaims she was unlawfully denied entry to us
“I was hoping to utilize this opportunity upon my return to Canada and help diabetes patients in Canada.”

Too Far or Not Far Enough: Quebec’s New Language Law Leaves Many Displeased
The province of Quebec’s National Assembly adopted Bill 96 to protect the French language on May 24. But critics on both sides of the language debate are displeased, with Anglophones considering it a violation of their rights and Quebec separat...

Judge Orders Government to Continue Migrant Expulsions on Border
A federal judge on Friday blocked the Biden administration from lifting a pandemic-related health order whose scheduled expiration on Monday would have thrown open the doors of the United States to asylum seekers at the border for the first time in m...

Federal Bureau of Prisons Corrections Officer Pleads Guilty to Sexual Assault of Woman in Custody in Los Angeles Jail
A corrections officer with the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) pleaded guilty today in federal court to one felony count of deprivation of rights under color of law for sexually assaulting a woman in custody in December 2020.
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