Eventos de 12/6/2014 (Página 2 )

Acidente

Cinema e Artes Cênicas

Inglaterra O ator Harrison Ford sofre acidente durante as filmagens de 'Star Wars: Episódio VII', em Londres.

Inglaterra A tenista australiana Casey Dellacqua vence Samantha Stosur no Torneio de Birmingham

Inglaterra A tenista belga Kirsten Flipkens vence Aleksandra Wozniak no Torneio de Birmingham

Inglaterra A tenista chinesa Shuai Zhang vence Petra Cetkovska no Torneio de Birmingham

Inglaterra A tenista japonesa Kimiko Date-Krumm vence Daniela Hantuchova no Torneio de Birmingham

Inglaterra A tenista norte-americana Sloane Stephens vence Alison Riske no Torneio de Birmingham

Inglaterra A tenista sérvia Ana Ivanovic vence Lauren Davis no Torneio de Birmingham

Inglaterra A tenista tcheca Barbora Strycova vence Timea Babos no Torneio de Birmingham

Inglaterra A tenista tcheca Klara Koukalova vence Coco Vandeweghe no Torneio de Birmingham

Alemanha O tenista alemão Dustin Brown vence Rafael Nadal no Torneio de Halle

Alemanha O tenista norte-americano Steve Johnson vence Teymuraz Gabashvili no Torneio de Halle

Alemanha O tenista suíço Roger Federer vence João Sousa no Torneio de Halle

Alemanha O tenista Yen-Hsun Lu vence Ivo Karlovic no Torneio de Halle

Holanda CantaRode International Choir Festival Kerkrade

Música

Holanda Justiça Internacional anuncia que irá julgar o ex-presidente da Costa do Marfim, Laurent Gbagbo.

Jurídico

"On 12 June 2014, Pre-Trial Chamber I of the International Criminal Court (ICC) confirmed by majority four charges of crimes against humanity (murder, rape, other inhumane acts or – in the alternative – attempted murder, and persecution) against Laurent Gbagbo and committed him for trial before a Trial Chamber. Pre-Trial Chamber I is composed of Presiding Judge Silvia Fernández de Gurmendi, Judge Hans-Peter Kaul and Judge Christine Van den Wyngaert who appended a dissenting opinion.
Laurent Gbagbo, former President of Côte d’Ivoire, was surrendered to the ICC on 30 November 2011 and he first appeared before the Pre-Trial Chamber on 5 December 2011. Following the confirmation of charges hearing (conducted from 19 to 28 February 2013), the Chamber, by majority, decided to adjourn the hearing and requested the Prosecutor to consider providing it with further evidence or conduct additional investigations. In accordance with an established calendar, the Chamber received additional submissions of evidence and observations by the Prosecution, the Defence and the victims’ representative.
The Chamber thoroughly examined all the evidence submitted to it by the parties, which included the statements of 108 witnesses, more than 22.000 pages of other documentary evidence, as well as a large amount of audio and video material. The Chamber found that there is sufficient evidence to establish substantial grounds to believe that Laurent Gbagbo is criminally responsible for the crimes against humanity of murder, rape, other inhumane acts or – in the alternative – attempted murder, and persecution in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire, committed between 16 and 19 December 2010 during and after a pro-Ouattara march on the RTI headquarters, on 3 March 2011 at a women’s demonstration in Abobo, on 17 March 2011 by shelling a densely populated area in Abobo, and on or around 12 April 2011 in Yopougon.
Mr Gbagbo is accused of having engaged his individual criminal responsibility for committing these crimes, jointly with members of his inner circle and through members of the pro-Gbagbo forces (article 25(3)(a) of the Rome Statute) or, in the alternative, for ordering soliciting and inducing the commission of these crimes (article 25(3)(b) of the Rome Statute) or, in the alternative, for contributing in any other way to the commission of these crimes (article 25(3)(d) of the Rome Statute)"