UK: 'I was forced to marry my cousin'
Nyla Khan says she was taken from Scotland at the age of 17 and forced to marry her cousin in Pakistan.
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Jeffrey Epstein has a steel safe in a room nobody can enter on his Caribbean island, ex-employee says
The size and provenance of his wealth and the intricacies of his alleged sex trafficking operation are not the only mysteries surrounding Jeffrey Epstein.
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Unprecedented numbers vote at Legal Practitioners Association AGM
Earlier this week, the Cayman Islands Legal Practitioners Association ("CILPA") held its first Annual General Meeting to appoint a new democratically elected council.
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Ex-Caribbean soccer official [Jack Warner] hit with $79 million judgment
NEW YORK (AP) — A former Caribbean soccer official fighting extradition in the FIFA bribery scandal has been ordered to pay $79 million in damages from a related U.S. lawsuit.
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US: Smithsonian seeks children's drawings Of Detention Centers
The Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History requested drawings made by recently released migrant children, it was reported Monday — the same day the United Nations human rights chief said sh...
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Cayman: Police officer arrested in connection with 2016 commercial burglary
Today, Thursday, 11 July, detectives with the Serious Crime Review Team of the RCIPS arrested a man, age 46 of George Town, in connection with the burglary of a bank that occurred in June 2016.
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Cayman: CoP meets with second landowner in West Bay land dispute
Last Monday, 8 July, Commissioner of Police Derek Byrne and West Bay Area Commander Insp. Lloyd Marriott met with Mr. Wilson Mendoza on his property in the Kings Road area of West Bay.
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US: Federal Appeals Court hands win to Trump in hotel 'Emoluments' case
President Donald Trump on Wednesday scored a crucial victory in a Democratic-backed lawsuit that accuses him of violating anti-corruption provisions of the U.S. Constitution with his Washington hotel.
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‘Sound policy for better Law’ workshop held in St Lucia
CASTRIES, St Lucia — IMPACT Justice, a government of Canada funded project, hosted a workshop on ‘Sound Policy for Better Law’ in partnership with the attorney general’s chambers of Saint Lucia on Jul...
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