Three Hong Kong Students Sentenced to Prison for Plotting Bomb Attacks
A court in Hong Kong has sentenced three students to prison for up to six years for plotting to use bombs to attack courts and government agencies. One of the defendants admitted to the charges. “Carrying out terrorist activities” under the National Security Law The three students, aged between 20 and 23, were the last […]
The Battle for a Shanghai Apartment: Legal Struggles, Heartache, and Victory
I bought a top floor two bedroom apartment in Shanghai for NT$11.83 million and the picture shows the view of the house. (Photo/Taken from “Xinmin Evening News”) According to the “Xinmin Evening News” report, a Chinese woman bought a house in Shanghai three years ago, although she paid all the fees, she was unable to […]
President Yoon Seok-yeol Wins Lawsuit Over Disciplinary Action: Court Cancels Suspension – Good News!
▲ President Yoon Seok-yeol speaks at a cabinet meeting held at the Presidential Office Building in Yongsan, Seoul, on the 19th. what good news The court decided to cancel the two-month suspension that President Yoon Seok-yeol had enjoyed while he was attorney general. The trial’s first ruling that disciplinary action was largely justified was overturned […]
Former Deputy Leader of Democratic Party Verdict: Statute of Limitations in Child Abduction Case
The Criminal Court plans to hear the verdict of Mr Prin Panichpakdi, former deputy leader of the Democratic Party. Child abduction case It took 15 minutes to read the sentence before closing the case because the statute of limitations had expired and the child had not been taken away from his parents. On December 14, […]
Mother Seeks Justice After Son Steals and Sells 11 Gold Bars for Millions
Theft of 11 Gold Bars Sparks Controversy A mother in Wuhan, Hubei Province, was left in shock when her son, under 18, stole 11 gold bars from her safe, weighing over 15.5 kilograms. The son then proceeded to sell the stolen gold for 5.65 million yuan (approximately 28.25 million baht) with the help of a […]
Babysitter Sentenced to Probation for Abusing 4 Month Old Baby
Child Abuser Sentenced to Probation clock iconReading time: 27 seconds A recent court ruling has sentenced a babysitter, identified as Mr. A, to probation after being charged with violating the Child Welfare Act for abusing a 4-month-old baby. The ruling was handed down by Judge Kim Jeong-gi of the 7th Criminal Division of the Seoul […]
Commemorate the Annual Grand Prize with the Limited Edition “ARE” Face Towel!
Commemorate the Grand Prize Win with “ARE” Face Towels To celebrate the prestigious accolade of winning the annual grand prize at the “Basic Knowledge of Modern Terminology Selection 2023 U-CAN New Words and Buzzwords Award,” we are pleased to announce the release of “ARE” face towels. These limited edition towels are a must-have for language […]
Chinese Football Association Condemns Clash between Zhejiang and Buriram in AFC Champions League
Football Association condemns clash between Zhejiang and Buriram By Zhu Yanan, Workers Daily-China Industry Network reporter The Chinese Football Association has released a statement regarding the altercation between Zhejiang and Buriram United during the fifth round of the group stage of the 2023-2024 AFC Champions League. The Association expressed strong opposition to the violent clashes […]
Supreme Court Cancels Vice Chancellor Reappointment: Chancellor’s Interference Exposed
The Supreme Court Sides with Independence in Vice-Chancellor Appointment Controversy By the order of the Supreme Court, the appointment of Dr. Gopinath Ravindran as the Vice-Chancellor of Kannur University has been declared null and void. The court identified illegal interference by Higher Education Minister R. Bindu in the appointment process as the reason. The Chancellor’s […]
Expensive gifts: US Supreme Court gets code of conduct
The justices of the Supreme Court have agreed to a code of conduct for the first time in US history. This emerges from a statement from the Supreme Court. The document describes, among other things, when they must withdraw from a case – for example because of “personal bias” or “a financial interest”. It remains […]
