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A human rights activist, Edward Amuzu has called for severe punishment to be meted out to perpetrators of child abuse. According to him, child abuse cases cannot be justified under any culture and religious doctrines saying such acts cannot be tolerated in any civilized nation. He said Ghana has the requisite laws to deal with cases of child abuse. |
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Courtesy Paramount Pictures Corporation and Regency Entertainment, Inc. Russell Crowe as Noah.
It’s not exactly a Papal blessing, but it’ll have to do. Today, Noah star Russell Crowe and director Darren Aronofsky,.... |
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARYThe United Republic of Tanzania is a multi-party republic consisting of the mainland region and the semiautonomous Zanzibar archipelago, whose main islands are Unguja and Pemba. The... . |
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Curled ribbon with names represents heroism in the face of violence and death, says judge. |
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On his first anniversary as pontiff Thursday, Pope Francis defended "slum priests" from the accusation their advocacy for the downtrodden reflects a different, leftist church that is remote from co... |
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NEW DELHI: Authorities in the Maldives were probing reports on Wednesday that islanders saw a “low-flying jumbo jet” on the day the missing Malaysia Airlines plane vanished. While the islands’ National Defense Force said that no trace of Flight MH370 had been picked up on radar, police and the civil.... |
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PARIS (AP) France's highest court upheld a prison sentence for one-time rogue trader Jerome Kerviel Wednesday but threw out the 4.9 billion euro ($7 billion) in civil damages he'd been ordered to pay back.Kerviel had appealed the... |
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France's highest court upheld Wednesday a prison sentence for one-time rogue trader Jerome Kerviel but threw out the 4.9 billion euros ($7 billion) in civil damages he'd been ordered to Click to Continue |
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19 March 2014 France's highest court has upheld a prison sentence for one-time rogue trader Jerome Kerviel but threw out the 4.9 billion euro (£4.1bn) in civil damages he'd been ordered to pay back.
Kerviel had appealed against the 2010 sentence of three years in prison, which had already been upheld once before by a lower appeals court. |
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France's highest court upheld Wednesday a prison sentence for one-time rogue trader Jerome Kerviel but threw out the 4.9 billion euros ($7 billion) in civil damages he'd been ordered to pay back. |