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Stanislav Tomáš, who died in police custody, laid to rest in Teplice, Czech Republic Civil society and his family call for his death to be properly investigated

Stanislav Tomáš, who died in police custody, laid to rest in Teplice, Czech Republic Civil society and his family call for his death to be properly investigated
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Protesters demand transparency, accountability from HPD following 2 deadly Oahu shootings

Protesters demand transparency, accountability from HPD following 2 deadly Oahu shootings Protestors demand transparency and accountability from HPD By Jolanie Martinez | April 20, 2021 at 10:39 PM HST - Updated April 20 at 10:39 PM HONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - The tensions of last year seem to have shifted as many listened to the verdict of the Derek Chauvin trial. While it’s taken weight off some people’s shoulders, protesters against police brutality said the fight for justice isn’t over. Outside Honolulu Police Department’s headquarters Tuesday, about two dozen protestors held signs calling for more transparency and accountability from the department. Protesters demanded that police scale back their use of force.

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The European Commission against Racism and Intolerance Executive Secretary, Johan Friestedt, talked about the challenges identified in the ECRI annual report 2020

The European Commission against Racism and Intolerance Executive Secretary, Johan Friestedt, talked about the challenges identified in the ECRI annual report 2020 Council of Europe Office in Georgia News Agrégateur de contenus Agrégateur de contenus Tbilisi, Georgia 8 April 2021 Diminuer la taille du texte Augmenter la taille du texte Imprimer la page Imprimer en PDF It has been almost a year since the first Human Rights Talks was held online to discuss the human rights challenges created by the pandemic. To mark this date, the Human Rights Talks returned to discuss racism and intolerance challenges in Europe. The online talks welcomed the European Commission against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI) Executive Secretary, Johan Friestedt, who discussed the challenges identified in the European Commissi

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Bail reforms might have a chance this year

Bail reforms might have a chance this year 0share This story was originally published by Nevada Current. While testifying on legislation addressing pretrial detention, Kendra Bertschy with the Washoe County Public Defender’s office described a broken aspect of the bail system she said leaves people behind bars even when they haven’t been convicted of a crime. One client she referenced was a 19-year-old college student with no prior arrest who was accused of a nonviolent offense, though Bertschy didn’t specify the crime. The client, who was referred to as Sara, was subjected to pretrial risk assessment, a tool courts use to determine a person’s safety risk to the community and likelihood to return to court. The higher score, the higher the estimated risk, and Sara scored a zero since she had no prior arrests and valid contact information.

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Former Black panther member seeking parole after almost 5 decades - TheGrio

Former Black panther member seeking parole after almost 5 decades Sundiata Acoli has been denied parole eight times and is serving a life sentence Black Panther party member released from prison after he has served decades behind bars. Acoli’s legal team said that last year, Acoli contracted COVID-19 and was hospitalized, which resulted in dramatic weight loss. They also said he suffers from hearing loss and early-stage dementia. In total, since his 1974 conviction, Acoli has been denied parole eight times, according to the “You can have someone elderly who may still be dangerous in some rare cases, but that is not this man. I mean, he has not had a single problem of any kind in prison for 25 years,” said Acoli’s attorney,

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