Syria investigator del Ponte says enough evidence to convict Assad of war crimes
After resigning post at UN Syria panel, investigator says they had enough evidence to convict Assad of war crimes: https://t.co/2LXRxTrj8N
— Louisa Loveluck (@leloveluck) 14. August 2017
Saving lives is not a crime! @MSF_Sea & others rescue thousands. Let them continue their work & ensure #SafePassage https://t.co/J3vGgNWalX
— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 15. August 2017
(AUDIO) #Health corruption can happen anywhere: from the smallest remote clinic to the billion $$ health systems. https://t.co/dnYA4MVbjj
— Transparency Int’l (@anticorruption) 15. August 2017
Mojtaba arrived in Austria as a child w/ primary education. Now, he’s about to begin a doctorate in medical research https://t.co/9biW6vsAoZ
— UN Refugee Agency (@Refugees) 15. August 2017
#Migrants and #refugees also risk these horrors AFTER being „rescued“ by the #EU funded Libyan Coast Guard and returned to abusers on shore. https://t.co/v5M9D02xq3
— MSF Sea (@MSF_Sea) 14. August 2017
Why was Giulio Regeni, an Italian graduate student, tortured and murdered in #Egypt?
An important read. https://t.co/SXoOAIo2G0— Lotte Leicht (@LotteLeicht1) 15. August 2017
Gefährliche Flucht nach Deutschland | Versteckt unter Zügen https://t.co/ncmhskQGEa
— Till Rueger (@RuegerTill) 14. August 2017
Mészáros-connected publishing company fires regional editors – The Budapest Beacon https://t.co/yHFhtLewwA
— Politics.hu (@politicshu) 15. August 2017
Der #Brexit-Chefunterhändler der EU ist eher unbeeindruckt vom Vorschlag der Briten, doch eine Art „Zoll-Union auf Zeit“ anzupeilen https://t.co/JG1uyHHN2q
— Birgit Schmeitzner (@BSchmeitzner) 15. August 2017
Saddam Hussein’s trial was a „missed opportunity,“ the criminal law professor @kevinjonheller says. https://t.co/AHSOa70nsJ
— The New Yorker Radio (@NewYorkerRadio) 14. August 2017
Diamond tycoon Beny Steinmetz detained in fraud inquiry #PanamaPapers #Guinea https://t.co/yn6y54eiaW
— Frederik Obermaier (@f_obermaier) 14. August 2017
The latest police investigation is understood to concern allegations that contracts were forged in order to move and launder money.
Appearing in court in the city of Rishon LeZion, Steinmetz complained that he was the victim of a “political war” that he claimed was being financed by the investor and philanthropist George Soros.
A spokesman for BSGR had no comment to make.
The other suspects include David Granot, the chief executive of the Israeli telecoms corporation Bezeq, and Tal Silberstein, a former consultant to the former Israeli premier Ehud Barak and to the Austrian chancellor, Christian Kern.
On Monday, Israeli police issued a statement that said those detained were suspected of having “acted together and methodically with the prime suspect in order to create and present fictitious contracts and deals … on a foreign country in order to transfer funds and launder money”.
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Big thanks to all those who ran in the Sydney #citytosurf raising money for @hrw to defend human rights in Australia. Great work guys! pic.twitter.com/ToXCDxIAI2
— Elaine Pearson (@PearsonElaine) 14. August 2017
There can’t be #NAFTA negotiations without the rest of us. Check out our ad on @CBCTheNational tonight! https://t.co/ahfx3ciq1g #canpoli #hw
— Council of Canadians (@CouncilofCDNs) 14. August 2017
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