A court in Argentina has sentenced ten people to up to 22 years in jail for the kidnapping and sexual exploitation of a young woman in a case that shed a light on sex trafficking in South America.
Mr. Turk noted that the 19-year sentence was based on vague and overly broad charges of extremism and followed a closed trial on the premises of the prison where Navalny is already serving two other sentences.
The owner of an auction house in Florida has been sentenced to three years in jail for helping to smuggle rhino horns, elephant ivories and coral from the United States to China.
It marks the first criminal case involving Cosby, after many years of accusations. If he is found guilty, he could face up to 10 years in prison and a $25,000 fine.
A judge in Canada has sentenced a man to 75 years imprisonment for shooting dead three Canadian mounted police officers and wounding two others. Lee Carter reports from Toronto.
And they face charges of involvement in a terrorist organization participating in these preparations for terrorist acts, and that those charges could carry a maximum sentence of 15.5 years.
Robert Hanssen, a former FBI agent, was sentenced in 2002 to life imprisonment for selling highly classified material, including nuclear secrets to the Soviet Union and later, Russia.