In The Fog Of War In Yemen, No Clarity On The Fate Of Malayali Nurse On Death Row
Nimisha Priya, a Malayali nurse, was sentenced to capital punishment in Yemen for allegedly murdering a Yemeni citizen, Talal Abdo Mahdi, in 2017.
Kerala nurse Nimisha Priya’s family hopeful of last-minute pardon: ‘Can’t imagine life without her…’
Priya has been imprisoned in a Yemeni jail since 2017 for the crime. Recently, Yemen's President Rashad al-Alimi approved Nimisha Priya's death sentence ...
Ready To Offer Blood Money To Yemeni Victim’s Family, Nimisha Priya's Husband Tells News18
Indian nurse Nimisha Priya could be executed in Yemen within a month for allegedly murdering her Yemeni business partner. Back in Kerala, her family’s only hope is that the murder victim’s family acce ...
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Alito and Thomas Have Already Taken the Most-Contradictory Positions of the Supreme Court Term
Within the span of less than a week, Justices Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas have again shown how their ideology dictates their legal judgments, often in hypocritical directions. By contrast ...
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Thomas Frank: Why Chelsea are Premier League title contenders as Liverpool gap reduces
Brentford boss Thomas Frank has claimed that Chelsea are in a title race despite Enzo Maresca's dismissal of the Blues challenging Liverpool for the Premier League trophy. Maresca has consistently ...
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Thomas Cromwell's death – a rapid descent from the pinnacle of power
As downfalls go, it was spectacular – and brutally swift. On 10 June 1540, Thomas Cromwell arrived at court for what should have been a routine meeting of the Privy Council. As this son of Putney was ...