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French minorities accuse state of racial profiling
Lawyers for 15 French people, either black or of Arab descent, filed a lawsuit Wednesday against the state for abusive identity checks based on alleged racial profiling.A lawyer for the group said they were routinely targeted for police identity checks that often included humiliating public body pat downs, insults and even threats because of the way they look.The plaintiffs' lawyers said this was
Lawyers for 15 French people, either black or of Arab descent, filed a lawsuit Wednesday against the state for abusive identity checks based on alleged racial profiling.A lawyer for the group said they were routinely targeted for police identity checks that often included humiliating public body pat downs, insults and even threats because of the way they look.The plaintiffs' lawyers said this was
Pantaloon's woes: High debt, slow sales
Pantaloon Retail’s problems could escalate, if it fails to raise resources quickly to pare debt, say analysts tracking the company. Amid slowing sales and sagging cash flows, tackling the
ONGC discontinues oil production in South Sudan
Following geopolitical disputes in North and South Sudan, ONGC Videsh Ltd. (OVL), the overseas investment arm of state-run Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Ltd. (ONGC) has discontinued crude oil
Group files another truck stop tiger lawsuit
An animal rights group filed suit Thursday against Louisiana's Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, seeking to have a tiger long displayed at a Grosse Tete truck stop sent to a wildlife sanctuary.
An animal rights group filed suit Thursday against Louisiana's Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, seeking to have a tiger long displayed at a Grosse Tete truck stop sent to a wildlife sanctuary.
Shoppers Stop plans 24 stores over the next three years
The K Raheja Group company, Shoppers Stop Ltd (SSL) that opened its 52nd store on Wednesday with its fifth store in Pune, plans to spend Rs 300 crore over the next three years. It is planning to
UN urges India to stop extrajudicial killings
New Delhi, Mar 30 (IBNS) While commending the generally high level of commitment by India to human rights, a United Nations expert today urged the Government to continue to fight impunity for extrajudicial executions, and communal and traditional killings.
New Delhi, Mar 30 (IBNS) While commending the generally high level of commitment by India to human rights, a United Nations expert today urged the Government to continue to fight impunity for extrajudicial executions, and communal and traditional killings.
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