Because in the unlikely event that this isn’t what happened and the court finds them not guilty, the paper would be liable for damages that came from making that statement. Libel law exists, so they can’t just state it.
Hence running a quote, plus using the industry standard in the article, “alleged”. After the conviction it’s a matter of legal fact.
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The government literally does the equivalent of affirmative action on a caste basis, so whoever claimed that is terribly misinformed.
If I’m right about your intentions, you’re attempting to portray the author and paper as minimizing what happened to the kid. That doesn’t seem valid at all, given that a) the entire article is about what happened to the victim and outlining the case, and not disputing her claims b) it’s literally in the article as a quote, just read the thing already.
No arrests “made yet”, but a case has been opened, like you’d expect anywhere else. Investigations come before the arrest.
I’m a bit disappointed to see the tendency observed on Reddit to be replicated here.
Does this article deserve more upvotes and attention than it has currently? Yes. There should be more attention paid to the case and issue broadly, and more pressure to prevent these things from ever happening. So you can stop typing that reply now. I have no problem highlighting gender inequality and crime in India, as it’s the only way to improve from what’s currently in place.
Did 26 people getting shot to death in a terrorist attack in India last week garner this much attention, or upvotes? No, not even half as much. To me that smacks of implicit biases that deserve mention and questioning.
Because it’s a literal quotation from the victim, read the article.
It’s literally in the article
The recent main one seemed to be no longer promising to not sell user data, but it’s been a culmination of little things.
https://www.zdnet.com/article/the-firefox-i-loved-is-gone-how-to-protect-your-privacy-on-it-now/
Personally I’ve been kind of miffed since they decided to use the experiments feature to be paid to shill for the Mr. Robot tv show, including in their enterprise release, making people think they got hacked. But that was years ago and forgotten.
From the top minds that brought us, “who? Bin Laden? Here?”
The citizens of Arkansas can pull harder on those bootstraps, with any luck they’ll still be around to vote for her yet again next time.
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Oh.
He’s not nearly full of enough lead
it seems very efficient and attractive somehow
Email gaben directly to seek his guidance.
Depends on where you live if it’s ethical concerns, but it’s hard to go wrong with a berry of some kind.
Grass huts seem a bit too involved, let’s just stand under a tree.
If it’s not too much of an eyesore or hindrance, everything on the table?
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