Jameson Timba, Zimbabwe Minister ordered freed by Court
A Zimbabwe court has ordered the release of a government minister who reportedly called President Robert Mugabe a liar. James Timba, is an ally of Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai, was arrested on Friday.
CHINESE ACTIVIST HU JIA FREED
Mr. Hu Jia, 37, convicted in 2008 for “inciting subversion of state power”, reunited with his family early on Sunday after serving three-and-a-half-years in jail. He was unavailable to speak to the media as he was tired and need to take rest.
The authorities reported that, bodies of six climbers were found on Sunday, 26th of June 2011, in the French Alps. The local police said that after a climber dotted the bodies, they were brought by helicopter to the nearby village of Villar d’Arene.
The demand of CBI probe into the mysterious death of Deputy CMO Dr. Y.S. Sachan in Lucknow district jail on June 22 was rejected by the Lucknow Bench of Allahabad High Court on Friday, 24th of 2011, while disposing of an application in this regard.
The hospital officials reported that, in the clashes between police and anti-mining demonstrators in Southern Peru, at least two people have been shot dead.
It was when about 1,000 people were prevented from breaching a security fence around the international airport in Juliaca, the violence in Puno region stated. A two day strike over a silver-mining contract given to a Canadian Corporation and the protest was a part of the same. Though it results in bringing few benefits to the local population, the demonstrators fear that this will increase the pollution.
The government on Friday said that it was yet to begin with the final drafting of the Lokpal bill and was open to face fresh suggestions with regard to the bill before sending the bill to the cabinet for final approval. Law Minister M Veerappa Moily said that what they have is not the final draft bill but it is the draft from the government representatives in the joint drafting committee. He also added that after receiving feedback from the political parties, they will work on the final drafting of the bill and will send it to various ministers for consultation, following which would be placed before the cabinet.
The family of murdered 13 year old Milly Dowler has said they paid a too high price for the conviction of their daughter Levi Bellfield. Bellfield was given a life imprisonment for the murder of Milly Dowler in Surrey in the year 2002.
The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) had denied a poor ailing woman treatment which forced her to approach the Delhi High Court on the ground that she could not bear the cost of her liver transplant.