Safety
US Police Kills Another Black Man
An 18-year-old black teenager has been fatally shot by police at a gas station in a suburb of St Louis, Missouri, reports The Guardian, quoting police and local media.
The incident took place near where unarmed teenager Michael Brown was killed by a white officer in August.
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US police shoot dead black teenager at Missouri gas station
An 18-year-old black teenager was shot and killed by police at a gas station late on Dec. 23 in a St. Louis suburb near where unarmed teen Michael Brown was killed by a white officer in August, police and local media said.
A live video feed showed the gas station cordoned off by yellow tape and lined by police officers, with bystanders shouting at them in a tense standoff.
Youngsters’ memories of the anti-landfill blockades
Kathimerini investigates the effects on Keratea residents of nearly four months of action
By Yiannis Papadopoulos
Signs in place on deadly pileup stretch, company says
Nea Odos, the company responsible for managing the stretch of the Athens-Lamia highway where a fatal pileup occurred on Friday evening, has insisted that roadworks taking place in the area were properly signposted.
Deputy mayor of Iraklio hospitalized after attack
The deputy mayor of Iraklio, Petros Iniotakis, was undergoing treatment at a Cretan hospital on Thursday after being attacked in the city center on Tuesday night.
Iniotakis had two surgeries on Tuesday night after being struck by an assailant wearing brass knuckles.
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Support to joint fight against organized crime
BELGRADE - Police officials of Serbia, Austria and Switzerland underlined on Wednesday the need to strengthen mutual cooperation in the fight against crime in the region of Southeast Europe and throughout the continent.
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UN moves to strengthen digital privacy
The United Nations on Nov. 25 adopted a resolution on protecting digital privacy that for the first time urged governments to offer redress to citizens targeted by mass surveillance.
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Turkey in bid to reduce huge toll of workplace deaths
Turkey has launched a new drive to improve its appalling workplace safety standards that leave hundreds dead every year, two weeks after its latest deadly mining accident.
Worker killed at Istanbul construction site in latest labor accident
A worker has been killed after scaffolding collapsed from the 14th floor of a construction site for a new residential tower in Istanbulâs Asian-side district of Kadıköy, in yet another labor accident that may add fuel to the debate on work safety in Turkey.
Turkish mine safety roadmap agreed by stakeholders
The government, workers’ and employers’ representatives and other relevant stakeholders have agreed on the main elements of a roadmap on improving work health and safety in mines
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