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In June, Brussels sent Poland formal notice that it was opening a case against it for infringing the environmental impact assessment (EIA) directive.

The judge said lawyers for the four failed to meet new state evidence laws that would have allowed opening a case against the priest, the Rev. Arthur Ribeiro, who died in 2000.

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan Pakistanan's blasphemy laws, which critics say are often used to intimidate and persecute minorities, have again come under scrutiny, with the police in the port city of Karachi opening a case against a Christian teenager accused of sending anti-Islamic text messages, according to local officials and rights activists.

The Commission refrained from opening a case against France for alleged discrimination, instead demanding more proof to support France's claim that it was not deliberately targeting Roma.

"But the buyer opened a case against me on eBay.

The FSB [Russia's security service] would open a case against me".

It doesn't make sense why Uefa would open a case against Russia but not against England," he said.

Mbuso was arrested last weekend after the alleged victim, who is receiving counselling, opened a case against him.

Turkish prosecutors have now opened a case against the HDP leader, which opponents view as an attempt to discredit the party, alongside strikes against the PKK.

State prosecutors opened a case against him for disseminating pornography, which could have brought a prison sentence of up to two years.

Ukraine's general prosecutor has opened a case against Mr Kernes for kidnapping and torturing pro-Maidan activists, charges which Mr Kernes says are politically motivated.