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Stories tagged “justice” on Waqya.
A woman's alleged plan to murder her fiance, orchestrated hours before the crime, has sent shockwaves through the community, sparking a probe into the events that led to the tragedy.
Justice finally unravels the threads of a crime that was meant to remain forever shrouded in secrecy. The conviction of Former Pinochet agents marks a significant turning point in the pursuit of justice for the victims and their families.
India's gang rape culture continues to plague the country, with a recent case in Begusarai sending shockwaves across the nation. The struggle for human rights and women's rights in India is an ongoing and often fraught one.
The jailing of an Indian man in a UK-France people smuggling case highlights the complex web of international crime that Indian nationals are sometimes embroiled in.
The CBI's decision to reopen the Kar case and summon former officers for questioning has sparked renewed hope for justice, with many wondering what new evidence or leads could have prompted this renewed investigation.
The Police investigation into the Sikh couple murder case has sparked widespread outrage and concern over the safety of minority communities in Pakistan. As the Police face intense scrutiny, their ability to work together with the community and use all available evidence to build a strong case will be crucial in delivering justice for the victims and their families.
Police praise swift action in rescuing a 3-year-old boy from a crocodile enclosure at a zoo, but questions remain about how the child ended up there.
The move by Barbados is a significant step towards justice, but the road ahead won't be easy.
Will activist's demands for justice be enough to bring about real change, or will the system silence their voice once again?
A record number of people have rallied in Belfast to condemn anti-immigrant rioting, marking a turning point in the region's struggle for justice and equality.
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