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What Happened to Stacey Hyde? Released From Prison After Murder Conviction Explained

Channel 4's documentary revisits Stacey Hyde's controversial murder conviction, exploring her eventual release and raising questions about justice in self-defence cases.

International Business Times UK

Meghan Markle's Ultimate Homecoming Gamble: Inside Her 'Determined' Push to Dominate the Invictus Games

Prince Harry has reportedly accepted a royal residence for a July UK visit with Meghan and the children after a six-month security review delay fuelled fresh frustration.

International Business Times UK

‘My daughter was not given a fair trial’: Mother of jailed Palestine Action activist says case was a ‘stitch-up’

IN FOCUS: Exclusive: The mother of Ellie Kamio, a 30-year-old Palestine Action activist tells Maira Butt that her daughter was not given a fair trial because the jury were not told she would be sentenced as a terrorist

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SA:Snowtown killer's parole release back in limbo

A decision to block a Snowtown killer's parole has been set aside by a court, but it has ordered a new review of the process.

AAP

Snowtown killer's parole release back in limbo

A decision to block a Snowtown killer's parole has been set aside by a court, but it has ordered a new review of the process.

AAP

Major Treaty case over return of Crown land heads to top court

Māori near Gisborne are continuing a 34-year fight involving "momentous" provisions for return of SOE lands wrongly taken in breaches of the Treaty of Waitangi.

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Henry Nowak murder: Vickrum Digwa's 21-year sentence referred to court of appeal as 'unduly lenient'

The prison sentence handed to Vickrum Digwa, the man convicted of murdering 18-year-old student Henry Nowak, has been referred to the Court of Appeal for review under the UK's Unduly Lenient Sentence scheme.

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UK court upholds ban on Palestine Action group

The Court of Appeal in London has ruled the UK government acted lawfully when it banned protest group Palestine Action as a terrorist organisation.

AAP

Court of Appeal’s Palestine Action ruling paves way for scores of criminal cases

More than 700 criminal cases of people accused of supporting Palestine Action may now go ahead after the ban on the group was deemed lawful.

Evening Standard

Scottish activist claims Palestine Action court ruling 'authoritarian tipping point'

A PROMINENT Scottish activist has branded the Court of Appeal’s ruling on Palestine Action a “tipping point towards an authoritarian British…

The National (Scotland)

Sentence given to Henry Nowak’s killer to be reviewed by Court of Appeal

The Solicitor General applied for the jail term given to 23-year-old Vickrum Digwa to be reconsidered under the Unduly Lenient Sentence scheme.

Evening Standard

Henry Nowak killer’s ‘unduly lenient’ sentence referred to Court of Appeal

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The Independent UK

Solicitor general appeals sentence of Henry Nowak’s murderer: ‘This case horrified me’

The court will now decide whether the sentence was unduly lenient

The Independent UK

Met arrests 117 people in central London after court rules Palestine Action ban was lawful

The ban, which began on July 5 last year, made membership of, or support for, the direct action group a criminal offence punishable by up to 14 years in prison

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The Independent UK

UK’s ban on Palestine Action under terror legislation was lawful, Court of Appeal says

The British government acted lawfully when it banned the protest group Palestine Action as a terrorist organization, the Court of Appeal in London has ruled

Evening Standard

Palestine Action terror ban upheld by Appeal Court in Home Office victory over protesters

Five judges rule the ban was a ‘justified and proportionate’ interference on freedom of expression rights

The Independent UK

Palestine Action terror ban is lawful, judges rule in victory for Home Office

Five judges give their ruling after the Home Office appeals the previous decision that the Palestine Action ban was unlawful

Evening Standard

Palestine Action terror ban was lawful, Court of Appeal rules

Five appeal judges gave their decision after the Home Office appealed against a High Court ruling that the ban was unlawful.

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The National (Scotland)

Appeal court overturns ruling that Palestine Action terror ban was 'unlawful'

THE Labour Government's banning of Palestine Action as a terrorist group was lawful and will be allowed to stand, the Court of Appeal has ruled…

Bangkok Post

IOs are real and need to be stopped

A surprising but welcome decision was made by the Court of Appeal this past week, which overturned part of a lower court ruling and ordered the Internal Security Operations Command (Isoc) to pay over 200,000 baht in compensation to human rights activists smeared online by a so-called information operation (IO).

The Independent UK

Court of Appeal date set to review sentencing of teenage boys spared jail in Fordingbridge rape case

Sir Keir Starmer previously announced that the ‘distressing’ case would be referred to the Court of Appeal

Bangkok Post

Isoc told to pay activists smeared online

The Court of Appeal has ordered the Internal Security Operations Command (Isoc) to pay 210,000 baht in compensation to two human rights defenders and remove online content that damaged their reputations, overturning part of a lower court ruling.

The Independent UK

Two teen rapists spared custody partly because of intellectual limitations, judge says

Their sentences are being sent to the Court of Appeal for a review

We Got This Covered

Former Minister rings warning bell for public safety after recent SA sentences focus on perpetrator vulnerabilities rather than victims

If true, this could feel like impunity for the attackers.

AAP

Indigenous activist continues royal fight over genocide

An Aboriginal elder, supported by hundreds of activists, has continued his fight to prosecute King Charles for genocide in court.

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