Report: China Arrests 8 Priests in Raid
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Police in northern China detained eight priests from the underground Catholic Church in a raid on a religious retreat, a U.S.-based religious monitoring group reported.
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Pakistani police have arrested four Muslim men accused of being part of a group that destroyed a church and beat Christian women and children.
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A book released Monday has dredged up more painful allegations from Poland's Communist era, naming some 30 Roman Catholic priests, including several bishops, as registered informants with the secret police.
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Counterterrorism police arrested eight men in an alleged kidnapping plot during pre-dawn raids Wednesday, police said, while a broadcaster reported the suspects wanted to abduct a British Muslim soldier and ...Comment
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Chinese police have captured a man accused of holding workers in virtual slavery, state media reported on Sunday amid a national scandal over rural teenagers and men forced to work in brutal, furnace-like brick kilns.
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LONDON: British police arrested eight fathers' rights activists yesterday after an abortive attempt to scale a church on Queen Elizabeth's country estate.
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Police arrested eight people in a series of dawn raids in central England on Wednesday as part of a major counter-terrorism operation, police said.
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JERUSALEM -- Police commandos stormed a Jerusalem church compound and arrested nuclear whistle blower Mordechai Vanunu yesterday, drawing harsh condemnation from the Anglican Church to which he belongs.
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The Diocese of Orange, Calif., reached a reportedly record-breaking financial settlement with 87 alleged victims of clergy sexual abuse late Dec.
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An eighth person is arrested in Australia as part of the inquiry into the failed car bombings in Glasgow and London.
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Heavily armed police commandos stormed a Jerusalem church compound and arrested nuclear whistle blower Mordechai Vanunu on Thursday, drawing harsh condemnation from the Anglican Church to which he belongs.
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South African police arrest a priest in Pretoria for allegedly conducting at least 600 fake marriages in the past year.
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(InfoWorld) - Chinese police have arrested eight people in connection with the release of a computer virus known as Panda Burning Incense, according to an official news report. Among those arrested was Li Jun, a 25-year-old man from Wuhan, in central China, the official Xinhua News Agency said on its Web site. Li allegedly sold copies of the worm to 120 people, earning 100,000 renminbi ($12,876) from the sales, the report said, citing a statement from the Hubei Province Public Security Bureau. The arrests are the first in China for virus writing, Xinhua said. Panda Burning Incense, which is known by several other names, including Fujacks and Radoppan.T, was written in October 2006 and first attracted the attention of authorities and antivirus experts in January. The virus attacks the Windows operating system. Antivirus specialist SophosÂ last month described Panda Burning Incense as a "parasitic virus," which infects executable files on a PC. When infected, the icon of the executable file changes to an image of a panda holding three sticks of incense -- a traditional way of praying in China. The virus also allows attackers to circumvent some security processes on infected computers and spreads by attacking shared network resources. In a statement, Sophos said the virus does not present a risk of widespread infection, as the altering of program icons makes infection obvious. The company also discounted reports of widespread infection, saying it received only "one or two" such reports.
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Bangladesh's security forces arrested at least 13 political leaders including eight former ministers in pre-dawn raids, according to officials and reports.
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British cops arrested eight fathers' rights activists yesterday after an abortive attempt to scale a church onQueen Elizabeth's country estate.
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Two Roman Catholic priests stole millions in offerings and gifts made to their parish over several years, authorities said Thursday.
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Cute, but was it virulent? Police in central China's Hubei Province have detained eight men in their 20s alleged to have participated in the spreading of last year's "Panda burning joss stick" virus outbreak.â¦