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The parents and sister of Maëlys, an eight-year-old girl murdered in 2017, arrive at court in Grenoble, France for the final day in the trial of Nordahl Lelandais. Lelandais has already confessed to the killing and is scheduled to be sentenced later in the day. IMAGES
New York, Sep 27 (EFE/EPA).- American singer R. Kelly was found guilty on Monday of sex trafficking and racketeering after a six-week trial in New York City in which dozens of witnesses offered graphic testimony.The jury announced its verdict after nine hours of deliberations over two days.The 54-year-old Kelly, a major recording artist who won three Grammy Awards in 1998 for his most famous song, "I Believe I Can Fly," is due to be sentenced on May 4 by the same federal judge who presided over his trial in Brooklyn. He faces a sentence of 10 years to life in prison. (Camera: JUSTIN LANE). SHOT LIST: THE UNITED STATES FEDERAL COURTHOUSE, WHERE R. KELLY WAS FOUND GUILTY ON MULTIPLE CHARGES OF RACKETEERING AND SEX TRAFFICKING IN THE BROOKLYN BOROUGH OF NEW YORK, NEW YORK, US.
New York, Sep 27 (EFE/EPA).- American singer R. Kelly was found guilty on Monday of sex trafficking and racketeering after a six-week trial in New York City in which dozens of witnesses offered graphic testimony.The jury announced its verdict after nine hours of deliberations over two days.The 54-year-old Kelly, a major recording artist who won three Grammy Awards in 1998 for his most famous song, "I Believe I Can Fly," is due to be sentenced on May 4 by the same federal judge who presided over his trial in Brooklyn. He faces a sentence of 10 years to life in prison. (Camera: JUSTIN LANE). SHOT LIST: THE UNITED STATES FEDERAL COURTHOUSE, WHERE R. KELLY WAS FOUND GUILTY ON MULTIPLE CHARGES OF RACKETEERING AND SEX TRAFFICKING IN THE BROOKLYN BOROUGH OF NEW YORK, NEW YORK, US.
Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin is found guilty by the jury on all counts, including second-degree murder in the death of George Floyd. Judge Peter Cahill reads the verdict after the jury deliberated for less than two days at the end of a three-week trial. SOUNDBITE
Buenos Aires, Apr 12 (EFE).-The family of 21-year-old trans Argentinian man Tehuel de la Torre, who disappeared a month ago, waited Monday for news on the police search as demonstrations demanded the government take more action on the case.On Mar. 11 de la Torre went to a job interview and hasn't been seen or heard from since.(Camera: ALBERTO CARATOZZOLO)SHOT LIST: MARCH TO DEMAND THE STATE TO TAKE RESPONIBILITY FOR THE SEARCH OF TEHUEL IN BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA. SOUND BITES: MEMBER OF THE WORKERS 'SOCIALIST MOVEMENT JEANETTE CISNEROS, ONE OF THE ORGANIZERS OF THE MARCH (IN SPANISH)TRANSLATION:We have mobilized ourselves today, 32 days after the disappearance of Tehuel. Mainly we are demanding that the state put all its resources at the service of the search. To begin with, we already started on the wrong foot by arguing for five days with the police so that they could go and find him. The family was saying that he had disappeared and the state wasn't giving an answer. In this sense, it also reflects the structural violence experienced by the trans community, the exclusion from work, looking for informal jobs and knowing the risk that we run on a daily basis as young people, poor people, workers, specifically our trans companions. So that is why we are asking for the intervention of the state, denouncing the role of the security ministry that has dedicated itself to going out to do reports when it does not seek all the resources and has not been beside the family, which is who is, alongside the neighborhood, organizing the search. And in that sense also to the minister of gender and diversity who is not seeing the relevance nor making the political pressure that she could.
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