She was acquitted on nine charges, including rape and indecent assault. The charges, to which Ms.... Prosecutors said that the sexual abuse, which occurred at the school, on school camping trips and at Ms.... The guilty verdicts related to two of the sisters, Dassi Erlich, 35, and Elly Sapper, 34....

When you pass someone in the street, you don’t insult them, threaten them, make fun of them, ” the presiding judge, Michel Humbert, said.... The others could not be tracked down. One of the 13 was acquitted because his post-“ Blow it up ”-was directed at Mila’s Twitter account, not at the young woman.... The court dropped the case against another defendant for faulty procedures. ———Vaux-Montagny reported from Lyon....

A French court has convicted eleven people of threatening a teenager who criticised Islam on social media.In the first verdict of its kind, the defendants were given suspended prison sentences and fines for online harassment. The girl at the centre of the landmark cyberbullying case has only been identified publicly by her first name, Mila. Mila, who describes herself as an atheist, was 16 years old when she started posting videos on Instagram, and later TikTok, harshly criticising Islam and the

All are area denial systems which are not used for precision strikes, but clearing stretches of ground.... This map details the progress of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine during Thursday and Friday( Press Association Images) It is widely accepted, however, that Russian forces are behind their schedule in their projected rate of progress.... And, despite intense fighting, none of the main cities targeted by the Russians have fallen....

Russian forces have been attempting to storm Kyiv and several other major cities in Ukraine as part of an offensive taking place “ in all directions ”.... But Vladimir Putin has demonstrated that he was prepared to escalate his use of deadly force, with reports of cluster bombs in the city of Kharkiv.... Below we look at the weapons at Putin’s disposal, as the war in Ukraine continues....

Taxpayers face paying “ millions and millions of pounds ” to pay officers “ who are not fit to serve on the streets ” to sit at home, after a High Court Judge today chose to protect the human rights of an officer accused of rape. Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley stormed: “ What about the human rights of members of the public?... A new criminal investigation was launched and the officer charged, however, he died in circumstances Cmdr Harman did not reveal.A policeman accused of domestic abuse, inclu