Portugal’s Catholic Church to Compensate Abuse Victims with $1.85 Million

By admin March 27, 2026 No comment

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Portugal’s Catholic Church has announced it will pay a total of 1.6 million euros ($1.85 million) in compensation to 57 victims of sexual abuse by clergy, acknowledging decades of harm caused to children and vulnerable individuals. The decision follows findings by a Church-funded commission in 2023 that revealed at least 4,815 people were abused by […]

Switzerland to Compensate Victims of Crans-Montana Fire

By admin February 25, 2026 No comment

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Switzerland announced a one-time payment of 50,000 Swiss francs ($56,000) to severely injured survivors and bereaved families of the New Year’s Eve fire at the “Le Constellation” bar in Crans-Montana, which killed 41 people and injured over 100. The federal government described the solidarity contribution as both financial support and a gesture of compassion for […]

Spain’s Catholic Church Signs Deal to Compensate Abuse Victims

By admin January 9, 2026 No comment

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Spain’s Roman Catholic Church has reached an agreement with the government to compensate victims of sexual abuse by clergy members. The new accord allows the government to manage compensation for cases where legal action is no longer possible due to the statute of limitations or the death of the accused, expanding access for victims. Justice […]

Giorgia Meloni: Italian PM seeks damages over deepfake videos

By admin March 20, 2024 No comment

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Giorgia Meloni, the Prime Minister of Italy, is pursuing €100,000 (£85,374) in damages after deepfake pornography featuring her was shared online. Scheduled to appear in court in Sassari on July 2nd, Meloni aims to testify against the production of these videos, where her face was digitally imposed onto explicit content. The culprits, a 40-year-old man […]

Bay of Biscay: France temporarily bans fishing to protect dolphins

By admin January 20, 2024 No comment

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France has implemented a temporary ban on nearly all commercial fishing activities in the Bay of Biscay, starting from Monday and extending until 20 February. The ban covers fishing grounds along the country’s Atlantic coast and is aimed at protecting dolphins. French marine experts estimate that around 9,000 dolphins die each year in the bay […]

Spanish Church sexual abuse affected 200,000 children, commission finds

By admin October 28, 2023 No comment

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According to a recent report by Spain’s ombudsman, more than 200,000 children have reportedly suffered sexual abuse at the hands of Catholic clergy in Spain. The ombudsman, Angel Gabilondo, expressed deep concern over the “devastating impact” this has had on the victims. He criticized the Church for its silence and attempts to conceal or deny […]

Greenland Women Pursue Compensation for Involuntary Birth Control

By admin October 3, 2023 No comment

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A group of 67 women from Greenland is pursuing compensation from the Danish government for the involuntary birth control program that took place in the 1960s. This program aimed to limit birth rates among the indigenous population and involved fitting at least 4,500 women, including teenagers, with contraceptive coils. While an official inquiry is scheduled […]

Irish Woman Wrongly Accused by Newspaper of Losing Son to Vaccine

By admin August 7, 2023 No comment

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Following a lawsuit against a conspiracy theory newspaper that falsely attributed her son’s death to a Covid vaccine, a bereaved mother and her legal representative have become targets of severe online abuse. The Irish Light, known for spreading vaccine misinformation, inaccurately implicated Edel Campbell’s son, Diego Gilsenan, and others in vaccine-related

Top Russian Soprano Anna Netrebko, Dismissed for Supporting War, Files Lawsuit Against Met Opera

By admin August 5, 2023 No comment

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Russian opera singer Anna Netrebko is taking legal action against the Metropolitan Opera in New York City after they dropped her from future performances following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The renowned soprano is seeking $360,000 in damages, alleging defamation, breach of contract, and other violations. The Met has responded, stating that the lawsuit is without

Greek Wildfires: Summer Camp Evacuates 1,200 Children as Fire Approaches

By admin July 18, 2023 No comment

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A summer camp in Greece has been forced to evacuate over a thousand children due to raging wildfires that have erupted in the country. As Greece endures a scorching Mediterranean heatwave, two separate blazes are spreading rapidly. In the town of Loutraki, situated west of Athens, flames advanced towards the camp, prompting the evacuation of […]