Julian Assange is now “free”
The whistleblower and founder of Wikileaks has reached a settlement with the US justice system.
Justice
Mohamed Amra, escaped or kidnapped?
Two days after the attack on the prison van, which left two dead and three wounded, specialists in organized crime are wondering whether the prisoner was freed by accomplices or whether he was exfiltrated “to make him pay”.
“The new profiles of organized crime”
Michel Quillé, former Director of the Criminal Investigation Department and former Deputy Director of Europol, has just been awarded the Giovanni Falcone 2024 Prize. Interview with Michel Quillé.
Diving into anti-mafia Italy (3/3)
At the invitation of the Crimhalt* association, the families of victims of the recent settling of scores in Marseille have just immersed themselves in the land of the Camorra. To learn from the Italians of the anti-mafia how to position themselves in the face of organized violence. We were there with them.
Diving into anti-mafia Italy (2/3)
At the invitation of the Crimhalt* association, the families of victims of the recent settling of scores in Marseille have just immersed themselves in the land of the Camorra. To learn from the Italians of the anti-mafia how to position themselves in the face of organized violence. We were there with them.
World famous Journalist Julian Assange fights for a new appeal and release from prison
Hearings took place in the High Court in London this week to decide whether Julian Assange should be allowed to make a new appeal against his extradition to the United States.
Senate : Complaint of misappropriation of public funds
The anti-corruption association AC!! has filed a complaint against X for “misappropriation of public funds, illegal taking of interest and breach of trust” concerning the salary increases of the medical secretary involved in the famous Senate sex tape.
France gags freedom of information
By extending the statute of limitations for insulting and defaming elected representatives, the freedom to inform is threatened. Journalists’ unions denounce this unspeakable infringement of press law.
A journey through the maze of laws and standards
Farmers in particular are protesting against the inflation of standards affecting their sector. They are not the only ones who are fed up with the overflow of laws and decrees that overwhelm us.
Cybercrime: Vosgian Sébastien Raoult sentenced in the United States
On Tuesday January 9, 24, a Seattle court sentenced Sébastien Raoult from the Vosges region of France to three years’ imprisonment and the repayment of five million dollars for corporate hacking.
Julian Assange’s call for help
“I am dying. Slowly, but surely,” writes the Australian journalist and Wikileaks founder from his high-security prison in Belmarsh, UK.
The Minister of Justice before his CJR judges
Éric Dupond-Moretti, Minister of Justice, appears this Monday, November 6, before the Court of Justice of the Republic (CJR), for “illegal taking of interests”. A first under the 5ᵉ République.