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India’s Supreme Court ordered all doctors protesting over the rape and murder of a female doctor last month to resume work by Tuesday, warning they may face “adverse action” if they failed to adhere to the deadline.
“The news of this heinous crime committed on a young trainee doctor while on duty numbed and shocked each of us at the sheer ruthlessness, brutality and disregard of human life,” said Dipti Jain, an organiser of the global protests.
The women came from different villages, converging outside the local Rural Affairs Bureau shortly after 10 a.m. One had taken the morning off from her job selling rice rolls. Another was a tour operator. Yet another was a recent retiree.
A Pakistani citizen living in Canada was arrested on Wednesday and charged with planning an attack in New York in support of the Islamic State, the US Department of Justice said on Friday.
LONDON — Britain's competition watchdog on Friday issued a statement of objections over Google's ad tech practices, which the regulator provisionally found are impacting competition in the U.K.
Nvidia on Wednesday denied reports it received a subpoena from the Department of Justice over antitrust concerns.
COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) — A court in Greenland on Wednesday again extended the time in custody for a prominent anti-whaling activist as Denmark considers an extradition request from Japan.