8,114 source-backed crime & justice facts - each attributed to a named person and a number, linked to the original source. Page 82 of 82.
“He was released on unconditional bail and told to report to Hereford police station at 1pm on 29 January.”
“25 years ago today the Ohio National Guard fired into a crowd of students at Kent State University demonstrating over raids into Cambodia. Four students were killed and nine were injured in the shooting.”
“That diaries affair resulted in a report to parliament in which the ombudsman recommended criminal prosecutions against six people, including senior public servants; and prosecutions under the leadership code of a number of senior politici…”
“the security organs arrested Xu Wenli, China’s best‑known remaining dissident still at large.”
“KAHLER was the only survivor to be paralyzed.”
“the ombudsman recommended criminal prosecutions against six people”
“in 1982 sentenced to 15 years, of which he served 12.”
“There were 11 children in the store playing video games”
“In October, during Tony Blair’s visit to Beijing and his wife’s production of a British-style mock trial (complete with a bewigged judge), the security organs arrested Xu Wenli, China’s best-known remaining dissident still at large.”
“During his five-year tenure, Whitely helped turn the prison around...”
“An army veteran and electrician, Xu Wenli was an active organiser and pamphleteer in 1978-79 at Beijing’s Democracy Wall, where Wei Jingsheng, too, received a sentence of 15 years. Xu was arrested in 1981 and in 1982 sentenced to 15 years,…”
“editor-in-chief of the award-winning prison magazine The Angolite”
“...and the Statute of the International Criminal Court agreed by 120 nations in Rome in July.”
“There is one proper basis upon which Straw might intervene, with the consent of the Spanish government, and that is if Britain decided to set up an international tribunal to hear his case. Britain... The Chilean government says it would be…”
