First Amendment history hurts Fox News For the last few decades, various powerful American courts have reshaped how the First Amendment impacts our lives Salon · Apr 18, 2023
Chad's president signs pardon for 380 rebels sentenced to life in prison A group of 380 rebels handed life sentences over the 2021 death of former ruler Idriss Deby Itno have been pardoned, a statement from the president's office said Saturday. Radio France Internationale · Mar 26, 2023
Chad pardons 380 rebels in apparent peace gesture Chad's interim president Mahamat Idriss Deby on Saturday pardoned 380 jailed members of an influential rebel group in an apparent bid to get it to join peace talks. Reuters · Mar 25, 2023
Chad sentences 441 rebels to life in prison over ex-president Deby's death A court in Chad sentenced more than 400 rebels to life in prison on Tuesday over the death of former president Idriss Deby, who was killed on the frontline of a battle against their group in 2021, their lawyer said. Reuters · Mar 21, 2023
Geek had 'lightbulb' moment to create free comic convention If you are a fan of horror, comic, manga or cosplay, this event claims to be for you Liverpool Echo · Mar 15, 2023
Major crackdown on 'dodgy boxes' underway in Ireland after arrests made in the UK Notices have so far been issued to addresses across Kilkenny, Mayo, Limerick, Meath, Offaly, Dublin, and Wexford since February 28 and will continue until mid-March Irish Mirror · Mar 10, 2023
FACT at 20: From first new arts building in decades to Tarantino visit When it opened, FACT was Liverpool’s first new arts building in over 60 years Liverpool Echo · Feb 24, 2023
FACT Liverpool celebrates Chinese New Year with programme of free events The special programme will run until February 5 Liverpool Echo · Jan 20, 2023
What is a 'dodgy box' amid police crackdown on illegal streaming? Officers plan to visit thousands of homes in a major ongoing criminal investigation Liverpool Echo · Jan 11, 2023
Households illegally streaming Premier League games to be visited by police in piracy crackdown People streaming football games illegally will be warned by police that they could face serious consequences if they don't stop immediately Chronicle Live · Jan 10, 2023
Police to visit 1,000 homes in crackdown on illegal football streams and "fire sticks" As part of an ongoing criminal investigation, police are said to now be cracking down on people who are illegally streaming television such as football with people soon expected to get a knock on the door. Glasgow Live · Jan 10, 2023
Police looking for 'dodgy boxes' set to knock on doors of 1,000 people Many homeowners could face prosecution this week due to using illegal services Manchester Evening News · Jan 10, 2023
Police to visit thousands of homes this week looking for 'dodgy boxes' in Sky, BT Sport and Amazon crackdown Two men were sentenced to a total of 16 months for watching illegal streams Liverpool Echo · Jan 10, 2023
Police to knock on 1000 doors over illegal football streams as Operation Raider follows Hesgoal strike out Police will reportedly visit 1,000 homes in the UK – the biggest clamp down yet on illegal streaming. Daily Record · Jan 10, 2023
Wales Online · Jan 10, 2023 Police to knock on doors of 1,000 people illegally streaming TV this week Those targeted have been identified from a huge database of people streaming sport and films without paying for them
Daily Mirror · Jan 9, 2023 Police to visit 1,000 homes in crackdown on illegal Premier League streams and "fire sticks" Customers have been identified as part of a major ongoing criminal investigation and police will knock on the doors of people to warn they could also face prosecution
Liverpool Echo · Nov 2, 2022 Man illegally streamed dozens of Premier League football matches Peter Dilworth operated a service offering illegal access to sports and entertainment content
The Guardian - UK · Oct 18, 2022 Unity ‘the only way forward’ says Chad PM as anti-junta anger rises In interview from capital, Saleh Kebzabo says he wants powerful rebels to join transitional government
Al Jazeera · Sep 15, 2022 Chadian rebel pardoned by Egypt ahead of N’djamena dialogue The release comes on the heels of a pre-negotiation parley held in Doha by Qatar, Chad and more than 300 rebel groups.
ABC News · Aug 31, 2022 Ashley Youth Detention Centre staff recruitment underway, as detainee tells mother of lockdown A young detainee at Tasmania's Ashley prison tells his mother of being confined to his cell for over 22 hours a day, as ongoing staff shortages mean lockdowns and a recruitment drive which could pull staff from the notorious Don Dale jail in the Northern Territory.
The Conversation · Aug 25, 2022 Chad is making a huge effort to find peace: Chadians aren't convinced it will work The normally quiet airport at the Chadian capital N’Djamena was recently inundated with internationally well-known arrivals.
Al Jazeera · Aug 20, 2022 Chad starts ‘national dialogue’ to pave way for elections Military ruler General Mahamat Idriss Deby says forum should open the way for holding ‘free and democratic’ elections.
Asharq Al-Awsat · Aug 9, 2022 Qatar Hosts Signing of Peace Pact between Chad Govt, Rebels Chad's military government signed a pledge Monday with more than 40 rebel groups and opposition figures ahead of planned national reconciliation talks, though the deal did not include the country's main rebel group. Under the terms of the deal in Doha, those who signed have agreed to a ceasefire ahead…
Al Jazeera · Aug 8, 2022 Chad military gov’t, opposition groups sign peace deal in Qatar At least 40 groups sign deal with gov’t to launch national reconciliation dialogue, but main rebels refuse to take part.
The Independent UK · Aug 6, 2022 Chad junta leader in Qatar after months of peace deal talks The head of Chad’s military government has met with the ruling emir of Qatar after months of talks over a possible peace deal between his forces and rebel factions in the African nation