Judges in Sara Sharif Case Fear for Their Safety

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Three judges who oversaw court proceedings related to Sara Sharif, a 10-year-old girl murdered by her father and stepmother, have expressed serious concerns about their safety if they are named. The judges argue that the media should not be allowed to identify them due to the risks of a 'virtual lynch mob' and the intense scrutiny that has followed a previous judgment. However, several media organizations are challenging the ban, arguing that transparency is in the public interest. The case raises questions about the balance between transparency and privacy in the family court system.

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Sara Sharif, a 10-year-old girl, was brutally murdered by her father and stepmother.
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Introduction to Royal Privacy

The Prince and Princess of Wales have won a legal case against a French magazine that published photos of their private family ski trip.

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The royal family sued over photos of their children published by Paris Match.
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So, WHAT HAPPENS WHEN ROYALS FIGHT FOR PRIVACY? They win!

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Sara Sharif's Killer Dad Slashed in Prison Attack

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Sara Sharif's Killer Dad Slashed in Prison Attack
Urfan Sharif, the father of 10-year-old Sara Sharif, was ambushed in prison and had his neck slashed with a makeshift weapon on New Year’s Day. He is now reportedly 'fighting for his life'.

  • Sharif is serving a 40-year sentence for killing Sara at their home in Surrey
  • The assault happened at Belmarsh prison, a category A jail that houses some of Britain's most dangerous criminals
  • Sara was found dead in a bunkbed with 71 external injuries, including burns, bruises, and human bite marks
  • The police are investigating the attack and Sharif's condition is unknown

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