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France probes judicial 'dysfunction' after murder of 11‑year‑old Lyhanna shocks nation
France probes judicial 'dysfunction' after murder of 11‑year‑old Lyhanna shocks nation The French government is set to probe what President Emmanuel Macron on Friday described as "dysfunction" in the judicial system following the killing of an 11-year-old girl named Lyhanna in southwest France. The main suspect in the case had twice been formally accused of raping a child, with investigations either dropped or stalled. To display this content from YouTube, you must enable advertisement...
Twisha death case: Giribala Singh, Samarth to be sent to jail under judicial custody
A special CBI court at Bhopal is likely to send Giribala Singh, a former district judge and mother-in-law of model-turned-actor Twisha Sharma and her lawyer son and husband of Twisha Sharma, Samarth Singh to jail under judicial custody on Tuesday afternoon. Giribala Singh and Samath Singh were produced in the court on Tuesday and after the CBI didn't seek any further remand for the duo, accused in 'dowry death' case of Twisha Sharma, the court is likely to send them to judicial custody. The...
France probes judicial 'dysfunction' after girl's suspected murder
France probes judicial 'dysfunction' after girl's suspected murder Fleurance (France) (AFP) – France's government on Friday grappled with outrage over an 11-year-old girl's killing after it emerged that the main suspect was previously accused of sexually abusing children. Issued on: Modified: "It is clear that there has been a dysfunction," President Emmanuel Macron said in Montenegro where he was attending a European summit. He said he had urged Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu's government...
'Judicial system should believe victims first', activist says as body found in missing girl case
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Missing girl case exposes flaws in judicial system, expert says
Choralyne Dumesnil, Lawyer at the Paris and California bar, said France is at "time of transition" after lapses within the judicial system have been exposed following the death of an 11-year-old girl. The victim, who has only been identified by her first name, Lyhanna, was reported missing in the small southern town of Fleurance on May 29, after leaving school. The 41-year-old father of a classmate was arrested on evidence that he was seen with her on the afternoon she disappeared.
Right to be forgotten: HC lets personal info be masked in judicial records
In a landmark ruling, Delhi HC has recognised the "right to be forgotten" as an "integral facet" of the right to privacy, saying individuals cannot be condemned to suffer harm to their reputation merely because information about them remains indefinitely available in the digital domain. HC said search engines such as Google cannot be perpetually permitted to show judicial records in name-based searches for cases that are private in nature or have ended in acquittal, discharge, quashing or...
Outcry over judicial missteps linked to missing girl prompts French govt reckoning
French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu summoned the interior minister, the justice minister and others on Friday over the case of a missing 11-year-old girl that has sparked an outcry over judicial missteps and missed opportunities to intervene, the government said. Lyhanna, currently identified only by her first name, was reported missing in her small southern French town of Fleurance on May 29 after she left her middle school in the afternoon. The suspect arrested in the case, the...
France questions judicial system after girl's suspected murder
France's government was on Friday assessing possible judicial failings, after allegations investigators could have prevented a 11-year-old girl's disappearance by better dealing with previous sexual abuse complaints. Incomprehension has grown nationwide after it emerged the suspect had twice previously been formally accused of raping a child, but the investigations had either been dropped or stalled. FRANCE 24's James André reports.
Death of girl, 11, in France sparks storm over cracks in judicial system
A firestorm of recrimination raged in France on Friday over failures in the justice system that kept a man now suspected in the disappearance and death of an 11-year-old girl out of custody despite allegations that he preyed on young adolescents. The disappearance of the girl identified by police as Lyhanna and days of searches that ended with the discovery of her body in a disused grain silo have gripped national and, increasingly, political attention since she went missing in the...