On his first day as France’s Minister of Justice, Gérald Darmanin emphasized the need for a more efficient justice system during his Christmas visit to judicial institutions in Amiens and Liancourt. He called for increased funding, resources, and a focus…
Gisèle Pelicot’s former spouse has been sentenced to 20 years in prison as part of a groundbreaking mass rape trial. This case involved 51 men in total, highlighting the ongoing issues of sexual violence and injustice faced by victims. Pelicot’s…
Gisèle Pelicot takes a stand in a remarkable court case, facing off against 51 defendants. The unprecedented legal battle draws attention to issues of justice and accountability. Pelicot’s case highlights the challenges individuals face when confronting systemic issues, spotlighting the…
UK Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood has announced that even with plans to create 14,000 additional prison places, the country may face a space crisis within a few years. While the government is investing in new facilities and refurbishing existing ones,…
Greek Justice Minister George Floridis addressed recent events in the police force and emphasized the need for reforms in the justice system during an interview. He defended the integrity of the police while acknowledging challenges related to misconduct and the…
In response to severe overcrowding in Dutch prisons, Deputy Minister Coenradie has decided to release incarcerated individuals three days earlier than planned. This measure is intended to alleviate the crisis, as individuals convicted of serious offenses may be unable to…
The Italian Council of Ministers has approved a justice decree that notably omits two significant and contentious provisions: the ‘gag’ on judges and tighter cybercrime regulations. A new article enhances the effectiveness of electronic bracelets for protecting women from violence,…
The high-profile rape trial of Gisele Pelicot has ignited discussions on societal change in France. Pelicot’s lawyer, Antoine Camus, argues for a shift in the legal landscape concerning consent and sexual assault, emphasizing the trial’s role as a potential historical…
Mandy Lawrence is advocating for MPs to support a bill that would allow resentencing for prisoners like her son, James, who has been serving an indefinite prison term for 18 years. Convicted at 19 for threatening with a fake gun,…
Greece’s Ministry of Justice has unveiled a pilot project aimed at reducing the backlog of court cases at the country’s largest courts in Athens and Thessaloniki. Funded by the European Commission, this two-year initiative seeks to enhance the efficiency of…
