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Human rights group says Israel attacks on healthcare providers in Lebanon must be investigated as war crimes

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Amnesty International’s investigation focused on four Israeli attacks in Beirut between October 3 and 9, 2024, which killed 19 healthcare workers, wounded 11 more, and destroyed multiple ambulances and two medical facilities. It serves as the primary healthcare provider in areas that Israel repeatedly attacked.

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US Supreme Court rules in favor of healthcare provider in identity theft dispute

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The Court held in favor of the appellant, David Dubin, who was convicted of healthcare fraud for overbilling Medicaid for services provided to a patient. ” The Court claims that applying the interpretation of the statute advanced by the government, these people would be subject to serve at least two years in federal prison.

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Sudan paramilitary group RSF attacks White Nile state killing hundreds of civilians

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These victims have also been exposed to acute hunger and lack of healthcare services. They also constitute war crimes as outlined in Article 8 of the Rome Statute. Apart from causing deaths, these attacks have caused the displacement of over 12 million people, among whom 3.3 million people.

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ICC files arrest warrants against Taliban officials for crimes against humanity

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Karim AA Khan stated that his office collected solid evidence suggesting that the Supreme Leader of the Taliban and the Chief Justice of the “Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan” committed the crime of persecution on gender grounds, violating Article 7 (1) (h) of the Rome Statute.

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UN experts document Russia human rights abuses in Crimea, Ukraine POW camps

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Matilda Bogner, Head of the UNHRMM, reported: We documented that prisoners of war in the power of the Russian Federation and held by the Russian Federation’s armed forces have suffered torture and ill-treatment, and in some places of detention lack adequate food, water, healthcare and sanitation.

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HRW: new Lebanon government should prioritize human rights and rule of law

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Furthermore, HRW recommended the ratification of the Rome Statute to enable the International Criminal Court to investigate war crimes that have occurred on Lebanese territory since October 2023. The post HRW: new Lebanon government should prioritize human rights and rule of law appeared first on JURIST - News.

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Healthcare liability case barred by statute of repose.

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In a Tennessee health care liability (HCLA)d case based on the defendants failure to disclose CT scan results to the plaintiffs, the plaintiffs could not rely on fraudulent concealment to toll the statute of repose where the defendants were unaware of the undisclosed test results. The plaintiff patient in Estate of Rowe v.

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