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The truth about executioners in the Middle Ages - A profession filled with suffering.
In ancient times, executioners were those who enforced justice, punishing criminals, and always appeared in a terrifying and mysterious image.
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History
America's 246th 'Independence Day': Re-establishing mechanisms to protect freedom and justice
On the occasion of American Independence Day 4/7, the President of the Organization of American Youth called on Americans to defend freedom and justice for all.
Life
New research: Babies under 8 months old have a sense of morality
New Japanese research finds that babies have a sense of morality and justice to punish bad guys before they can speak.
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Department of marketing
Minister David Lidington said the device was promoted to bypass the security electronic system because it did not contain metal.
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Do not fool your photos in Germany if you don't want to be sued
This rather strange-sounding act was approved by the Federal Court of Justice to become a law, a code of conduct that governs the appropriate behavior of diners in resta…
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Robin Hood - Is it true or just a legend?
Poetry, drama and cinema all use Robin Hood with the image of a criminal fighting for justice, turning him into a legend.
Archeology
Discovering ancient tombs
In the process of digging and repairing houses, Mr. Pham Van Nam in sub-zone 6, Hai Thanh ward, Dong Hoi city (Quang Binh) discovered an ancient tomb and some pieces of…
History
Today 11/10: The world celebrates the International Children's Day
From the call to ensure global girls enjoy the social progress and justice of the International Labor Organization, the United Nations has chosen October 11 every year.
Science Events
Biometric passport: Global trend
At a recent meeting of Asian and European immigration officials in Bali Island (Indonesia), Indonesian Minister of Justice and Human Rights, Hamid Awaluddin, identified…
Scientific works
Holy See Chappelie (Sainte Chappele)
Looking from the courtyard of the Castle of Justice (Palais de justic) through an arched path will encounter a masterpiece of Gothique style, the Sainte Chappele (Holy t…
Science story
Accurate prediction of the tragedy in Paris
A judge once made a terrifying prediction of the ongoing attack in Paris on November 13 and confirmed that they were just the beginning of the dark period of France to f…
Medicine - Health
Murder can spread like infectious disease
The team used a number of methods to track the spread of the epidemic in general and apply them to the number of murders in Newark, NJ, for about 26 years from 1982 to 2…
Medicine - Health
US: hiding side effects of drugs fined 634 million USD
According to the decision of the US Department of Justice, Purdue Pharma Pharmaceutical Group and its leadership have to pay collective compensation of up to $ 634 milli…