Carte Blanche Uncovers Child Abduction Syndicate Across South Africa

The 01 June episode of South Africa's investigative show Carte Blanche exposed a disturbing syndicate responsible for the disappearance of children from homes and schools, often lured by false promises or threats, while authorities appear largely inactive. The show aims to uncover the details behind these abductions and the reasons for the lack of official intervention. Separately, the Punjab & Haryana High Court criticized the elite class for looking down on small business owners, emphasizing the importance of protecting street vendors under the 2014 Act as a means to alleviate urban poverty and uphold livelihoods. The court highlighted examples of social mobility in India, urging the judiciary to transcend elitist attitudes and support self-employment through street vending. In Wisconsin, Judge Ellen Berz received a seven-day suspension for impulsive and biased conduct, reflecting concerns about power abuse within the judiciary and the need for patience and impartiality among judges. These stories collectively spotlight issues of social justice, accountability, and the protection of vulnerable populations.