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AFP
Jun 17, 2025

French ex-PM Fillon given suspended sentence over wife’s fake job

France’s highest appeals court, the Court of Cassation, overrules that decision and ordered a new sentencing trial

Life

AFP
Jun 11, 2025

French antiques expert who duped Versailles sentenced to jail

French antiques expert Pallot sentenced to a four-year term, fined $230,000 and handed a five-year ban on working as an expert

World

AFP
May 26, 2025

Algeria presidential hopefuls jailed for 10 years for fraud

Businesswoman Neghza , former minister Sahli and a relative unknown named Hamadi were sentenced to 10 years in prison each on charges of paying to obtain the signatures needed to run for the presidential elections last September

World

Web Desk
Jan 15, 2025

Former interior minister sentenced to 14 years in prison

An expatriate was also sentenced by the Kuwait court to four years of imprisonment, and deportation after the completion of his sentence.

World

Reuters
Nov 18, 2024

Over 40 democrats to be sentenced this week

The case has drawn international scrutiny since the mass arrests of over 50 democrats for organising a “primary election” in 2020.

World

Web Desk
Oct 22, 2024

Harvey Weinstein has chronic myeloid leukemia, NBC reports

Weinstein’s New York conviction was overturned this year as he was serving a 23-year sentence but did not walk free.

World

Reuters
Sep 17, 2024

Iran releases Austrian citizen from prison before end of sentence

The Austrian foreign ministry said on Tuesday that “administrative steps” still need to be completed with the Iranian authorities.

Politics

Web Desk
Jun 14, 2024

Decision on pleas challenging Iddat case sentence expected within 10 days

The judge took up on Friday the appeals requesting early hearing of the petitions which request the suspension of the sentence awarded to PTI founder Imran Khan and his spouse Bushra Bibi in the Iddat case.

Pakistan

Web Desk
Mar 01, 2024

IHC sentences Islamabad police officials to prison

The rulings against Memon and Zafar highlight the judiciary’s unwavering commitment to upholding the rule of law and ensuring that those entrusted with public office adhere to the highest standards of conduct.