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Court Sentences Two Men to Five Years for Gang Rape in Düsseldorf

The verdict underscores the court’s view that the public attack was an expression of contempt for women.

Paris Salon Workers Win Temporary Residency After 78-Day Occupation Ends

J&K LG Hands Over Job Letters to Families of Terror Victims in Srinagar

Germany Marks National Terror Victims’ Day Under Heightened Security Warnings

Peru Prosecutors Return Remains of 17 Conflict Victims to Families in Ayacucho

Basque Government Grants Weekday Semiliberty to ETA Leader 'Txeroki' as Court Review Looms

Mumbai Arrest Tied to Resurfaced 2009 Assault Video Leads to Wider Child-Abuse Inquiry

Mexico Renews Anti-Femicide Drive With 17-Law Reform Package and Unified Governors’ Pledge

Mexican Supreme Court Declines to Void Reform Removing Minimum Funding for Victims' Aid

Germany Cancels Auction of Holocaust-Era Documents After Outcry

Bétharram Congregation Confirms Compensation for All Victims, Including Those Abused by Laity

Constitutional Court Reinstates Madrid’s Approval Power Over Real Casa de Correos Plaques

Spain’s Constitutional Court Suspends Key Provisions of Valencia’s Law of Concord

ICRIR Advocates Legacy Act Reforms and Explores Victim-Perpetrator Reconciliation Efforts

102-Year-Old Former Forced Laborer Seeks Reparations from French Government

Evangelical Church in Germany Faces Decline Amid Migration Debate

Vatican Report Calls for Swift Action Against Abusive Clergy