Violations of Rights

Credit Suisse found guilty in cocaine cash laundering case

Tuesday June 28th, 2022 No Comments

Credit Suisse (CSGN.S) was convicted by Switzerland’s Federal Criminal Court on Monday of failing to prevent money-laundering by a Bulgarian cocaine trafficking gang in the

NYC death toll jumps by 3,700 after uncounted fatalities are added

New York City’s official coronavirus death toll has soared past 10,000, after thousands of deaths that previously went uncounted were added to the city’s statistics.

Israel arrests Palestine’s Jerusalem minister

The Palestinian Authority’s Jerusalem Affairs Minister Fadi al-Hadami was arrested by Israeli police on Friday. The Jerusalem Affairs Ministry said in a statement that Israeli

NHS will use scores to decide if over-65s need intensive care

Frail coronavirus patients may be denied critical care under an NHS scale system designed to free up ICU beds. The controversial ‘Clinical Frailty Scale’ (CFS) ranks patients’

NHS staff testing ‘scandal’ and harrowing survival tales

Throughout the succession of government announcements since the coronavirus outbreak arrived in the UK, ministers have heard persistent calls for NHS workers to be tested.

“We let the Covid-19 patients die in elderly nursing homes”

French lawmaker Eric Ciotti expressed his anger by stating that the Covid-19 patients who were staying in health-supported elderly care homes EHPADs were “left to

Nursing homes in Europe struggle with COVID-19 pandemic

Due to the novel coronavirus pandemic, whose mortality rate is higher in the elderly, a series of measures have been taken in nursing homes in

UK hunger crisis: 1.5m people go whole day without food

A hunger crisis is rapidly developing among British people in lockdown, as millions report having to go without meals, food charities and local government have

Las Vegas places homeless people in a parking lot, 6 feet apart

The casinos are deserted and thousands of hotel rooms are empty. But when Las Vegas, gripped by the coronavirus, needed space for a temporary homeless

In Italy, patients were hospitalized on the streets, while funerals accumulated in the corridors

In Italy, the country most affected by the corona virus epidemic, patients were hospitalized and kept on the streets, while funerals were stacked in the

Virus patients more likely to die may have ventilators taken away

Stable coronavirus patients could be taken off ventilators in favour of those more likely to survive, it emerged on Wednesday, as another sharp rise in

Hundreds of UK care home deaths not added to official coronavirus toll

Hundreds of people are dying in care homes from confirmed or suspected coronavirus without yet being officially counted, the Guardian has learned. More than 120

Palestinian with suspected coronavirus symptoms thrown out of Israel

That’s how 25-year-old Ibrahim Abu Safiya described the moment he saw someone lying on the ground near an Israeli checkpoint on the outskirts of Beit

Elderly coronavirus cases allegedly not intensive care in Sweden

The new type of coronavirus (COVID-19) epidemic that brings life to a halt worldwide is also testing the health system of countries. Throughout this process,

Hospitals tell doctors they’ll be fired If they speak out about lack of gear

Hospitals are threatening to fire health-care workers who publicize their working conditions during the coronavirus pandemic — and have in some cases followed through. Ming

Israel demolition orders, seizing of money, corona focus of dailies

The Israeli demolition order against 22 structures in a West Bank village, a court ruling seizing millions of Palestinian revenues, and developments with coronavirus outbreak

Swiss to start lifting coronavirus curbs in April, foresee extreme economic pain

Switzerland plans to ease restrictions now in place to combat the new coronavirus starting at the end of April, the government said on Wednesday, adding