New Yorkers rally against gun violence after Ghanaian teen’s killing
New Yorkers marched to demand justice for Ghanaian teenager Javits Frimpong, who was shot and killed on his way to school in the Bronx last month. We spoke to his uncle and protesters calling for accountability and an end to gun violence.
Police have not made any arrests and an investigation is ongoing as authorities search for three teenage boys.
A 14-year-old boy has been charged over a motorhome fire in the Newcastle suburb of Wallsend.
Judge Kavitha Gangadharan questions the very basis for registration of FIR against the teenager in conflict with law, pointing out that such registration is warranted only in offences carrying a punishment of seven years’ imprisonment or more
Bradley Gavin Knoeson's lawyer said the act was "out of character" for his "dog lover" client, who is likely to be deported.
In the last three months, two teenage girls in the Northern Territory have allegedly been murdered by their older, male partners — support services say it's proof of a growing need among young DV victims.
A Kano State High Court has sentenced two men, Adamu Aliyu, 22, and Mubarak Abdulsalam, 20, to death by hanging for the killing of their employer, Dahiru Musa, 32. Aliyu, of Gaida Yan Kusa Quarters, Kano, and Abdulsalam, of Mandawari Quarters, were convicted on two counts of criminal conspiracy and culpable homicide, while Sunusi was convicted on one count of abetment.