A court of appeals found the HR manager not guilty of discrimination on religious grounds over her firing of an employee for his Bible citations opposing the LGBT community
Abdeslam’s attorney, Olivia Ronen, said her client was the only one of 10 members of a terrorist group who had not killed anyone and should not have been found guilty of murder
A retired German history teacher is facing trial in Poland for allegedly denying the crimes committed at Auschwitz
Päivi Maria Räsänen was accused of inciting homophobia due to quoting the Bible and stating that marriage was a union between a man and a woman
An IKEA human resources manager had grounds to fire an employee who published Bible quotes on a work forum in response to an LGBT event, according to the ruling of a Polish court
The criminal conviction could have a chilling effect on Denmark’s strict immigration policy
According to Abdeslam, François Hollande knew the risks he was taking by attacking the Islamic State in Syria
The trial for the terrorists involved in the deadly Bataclan attacks in Paris on Nov. 13, 2015, has begun
He was tried as a fugitive since his location is unknown
Asked if he would have stopped the migrants from entering Italy if he could it again, Salvini warned: ‘‘It is not that I would do it again – I am going to do it again.”
The legal process against Viktor Yanukovych in Kiev was adjourned after the lawyer of the former Ukrainian president left the parley. Yanukovych is being sued for treason, while the country is facing serious social and economical problems
