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South Korean Woman Acquitted Decades After Self-Defense Conviction

South Korean Woman Acquitted Decades After Self-Defense Conviction

South Korean Woman Acquitted Decades After Self-Defense Conviction A South Korean court has issued a landmark acquittal for Choi Mal-ja, 79, overturning a decades-old conviction for grievous bodily harm. Ms. Choi was originally sentenced to 10 months in jail at the age of 18 after biting off a portion of a man’s tongue during an alleged sexual assault in 1964. The ruling comes after a years-long campaign to clear her name, culminating in a retrial that began in July in…

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Israel’s Fight for Survival: A Legal Perspective on the Gaza War

Israel’s Fight for Survival: A Legal Perspective on the Gaza War

Israel’s Fight for Survival: A Legal Perspective on the Gaza War Israel’s recent conflict in Gaza is not simply a military engagement; it’s a fight for survival against a backdrop of escalating jihadist terrorism and the looming threat of Iranian nuclearization. Understanding the situation requires examining both the military actions and the legal framework governing them. Hamas’ October 7th attack, marked by widespread murder, rape, and hostage-taking, represents a grave violation of international humanitarian law. These actions, placing military assets…

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