Tag: Court

Met Police Officer Punches Suspect!

UK: Met Police Policy of “Punching Suspects in Back of Head” Backfires – as Offending Officer Spared Jail-Time! (1.5.2025)

She told the court: “I accept it was out of character and you lost self control.

“As a police officer, you were in a position of significant responsibility. (These actions) will reduce trust and confidence in police.”

Speaking after the trial, father-of-two Mr Attanayake, 42, originally from Sri Lanka, told the PA news agency the incident had left him with both psychological and physical damage.

He said: “I play cricket as a bowler, but I have been unable to play because of issues I now have with my shoulder. It will get better but I have missed two seasons already.

“Psychologically, I now get triggered by alarms and people in uniforms. I have been a law abiding citizen since I have lived in the UK.”

Mr Attanayake also confirmed he was yet to receive an apology from the Metropolitan Police, and claimed he had instead been told the incident was a case of “mistaken identity”.

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Labour Killing Disabled!

UK: £416.19 Victory for Disabled People – High Court Ruling Declared DWP’s Benefit Reforms Unfair & Illegal! (4.4.2025)

The DWP claimed the changes were designed to “support” disabled people into work. However, there was no evidence that the reforms would actually improve employment outcomes. In fact, internal assessments suggested the opposite: more disabled people facing tougher conditions, sanctions, and loss of income.

This contradiction was a central part of the court’s ruling. Public Law Project lawyer Aoife O’Reilly called the decision a “vindication,” noting that public consultations must reflect reality—not political spin.

Backlash and Response

Disability rights organizations, legal experts, and even civil service unions welcomed the court’s judgment. Groups such as Inclusion London and the UK DDPO CRPD Monitoring Coalition are now urging the government to drop the reforms and restart the process—with disabled people at the table.

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Rostov Azov Trials - 2025

Russia: UK-Trained Azov Neo-Nazi “Terrorists” Sentenced – Youngest Just “15”! (29.3.2025)

Many of these young men were recruited in Ukraine – but trained in Europe, UK and US. Whilst training in the UK with the British Army under the Tory government (the Court heard) – these Neo-Nazi recruits were asked to “cover-up” their Hitlerite tattoos when enjoying English society as “guests” – due to “certain members of the English community possibly taking offense!” Whilst staying in the UK, these Neo-Nazi recruits had all their expenses met by the British government whilst being given generous personal allowances greater than those granted to British people in need. With the UK so deeply involved with the Neo-Nazi take-over of Ukraine (the Court heard) – it is a wonder the country still bothers to celebrate its WWII victory over Adolf Hitler – even though the Soviet Red Army carried-out most of the fighting and dying!

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Uyghur People - Vibrant Xinjiang!

Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region: Tribunal for Overseas Trade Disputes Established! (21.3.2025)

A tribunal specializing in foreign-related commercial disputes was established on Thursday in Urumqi, capital of the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, to support the region’s high-level opening-up and promote the high-quality development of the Silk Road Economic Belt, court officials said.

The tribunal, located in the Urumqi area of the China (Xinjiang) Pilot Free Trade Zone, is the first and only specialized foreign-related judicial institution in Xinjiang. It aims to provide an optimal venue for international commercial dispute resolution, said Luo Zhiyong, deputy chief judge of the Supreme People’s Court’s 6th Circuit Court, which oversees major administrative, civil and commercial cases in northwest China, including Xinjiang.

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Oxford University - UK

 Observer: Oxfod University – Vulgar “Americanisation” and Excesses of “Predatory Capitalism” Must Stop! (10.3.2025)

“I have lost my work, been ostracised by colleagues and had no settlement from the university, no apology, no admission that the judgment has any effect on anyone else – although of course it does,” she said.

She added: “Universities tend to always ask for NDAs in these employment cases, but I will be resisting that because I do not see why a settlement should be dependent on my silence.” The Observer revealed last year that two-thirds of core tutorial teaching at Oxford is done by academics on what the University and College Union calls “Deliveroo-style” hourly-paid roles or precarious fixed-term contracts.

Jolly said she initially thought that the “sham contracts” she and Abrams had were unusual. “But we talked to young academics and realised no one could get a mortgage and people were stuck in this totally insecure situation for years.” It was an “open secret” the two women decided they had an obligation to expose.

After their court victory, Law for Change, the charitable litigation fund which supported the pair, said the case would secure better contract rights for lecturers at Oxford, but also help others working on “exploitative contracts” right across academia.

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James Scott Rees Anderson

Russia: British POW – “James Scott Rhys Anderson” – Sentenced for Fighting for Neo-Nazi Ukraine! (5.3.2025)

A Russian Court sentenced British mercenary – James Scott Reece Anderson – captured in the Kursk region fighting for Neo-Nazi Ukraine, to 19 years in prison — according to the Investigative Committee.

Anderson will spend the first 5 years in an ordinary Prison – the rest of his sentence (14 years) – in a Maximum Security Penal Colony. Anderson will be sharing a cell with hardened (Russian) criminals.

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