Law

‘Pervert cop’ rehired after public cavity search

‘Pervert cop’ rehired after public cavity search

A police officer who was sacked after conducting public cavity searches on two Texas women has been rehired it has emerged. State trooper Jenny Bui has been dubbed the ‘pervert cop’ by the media after she was called to assist in a routine traffic stop and forced Brandy Hamilton, 26, and Alexandria Randle, 24,to undergo painful cavity searches in full[Read More…]

Teenager makes history after becoming the youngest UK lawyer

Teenager makes history after becoming the youngest UK lawyer

A teenager from the US has become one of the youngest people to qualify for the bar, according to recent reports. High flier Gabrielle Turnquest has not only become the first person to qualify for the bar at the age of 18, she has also been given a choice of countries to practice in. Turnquest was always something of a[Read More…]

Nazi scientists in South Africa boast of plans to exterminate blacks

Nazi scientists in South Africa boast of plans to exterminate blacks

A former top scientist from South Africa has spoken out about a chemical weapons program designed to exterminate black people in the country. Head of a military research laboratory, Daan Goosen told of how the weapon was developed to kill blacks only, amidst a culture of fear and paranoia about a possible war that they thought might break out as[Read More…]

Border agency sparks race row with racial profiling

Border agency sparks race row with racial profiling

The border agency has been out in force this week after starting a campaign to target dark-skinned people in London. Non-white people in London have been subject to random stop and searches and required to produce their identity for the Border agency. Despite the fact that stop and searches were ruled illegal by the European Court of Human Rights in[Read More…]

UK government to criminalise “annoying behaviour”

UK government to criminalise “annoying behaviour”

The British government is about to pass legislation which will effectively criminalise any behaviour perceived to be “annoying”, it has emerged. Under the  Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Bill, those who gather lawfully in public places could potentially be barred by local authorities, police and even private security firms. If such orders are refused, citizens could face arrest, fines and[Read More…]