Justin Bieber sues two social media users for $20m over assault claims

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It's hard to believe that we're already six+ months into 2020 and we're not entirely sure if time is moving to slow or too fast. Nonetheless, as half the year is over, there comes time for half-yearly reports to surface.

Aloe Blacc has discussed the state of police brutality in America, and how a system of “qualified immunity” stops police officers from being held accountable.Blacc was one of a host of artists including Rihanna, Billie Eilish, Lizzo and Justin Bieber to sign a major open letter to US Congress calling for police reform.The singer has now discussed the problems with the current system at length in a new interview, honing in on the “qualified immunity” process, a doctrine that protects police

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Justin Bieber has launched legal action against two social media users who accused him of sexual assault.

As promised, Justin Bieber has launched legal action over those accusations of sexual assault that were made against him via Twitter last weekend. The two defendants are listed as ‘Jane Doe’, as the owners of the two social media accounts that posted claims against him have not yet been identified.

Also Read: Ansel Elgort Denies Sexual Assault Accusation From 2014: 'Simply Not What Happened'The lawsuit calls the sexual assault accusations “outrageous lies” using “locations and times that are provably fabricated.”“It is abundantly clear that these two individuals are trying to capitalize on the climate of fear permeating the entertainment industry, Hollywood and corporate America, whereby it is open season for anyone to make any claim (no matter how vile, unsupported, and provably false)

Justin Bieber is taking action after two social media users accused him of sexual assault in 2014 and 2015, respectively, allegations he's denied, according to a new report. Bieber, 26, has reportedly filed a massive lawsuit against the two for defamation over what he calls "malicious" claims, according to TMZ, suing for a total of $20 million -- $10 million for each of the accusers.

Justin Bieber has denied two accusers’ allegations of sexual assault and produced evidence to refute their claims — and now he’s bringing his lawyers into the picture.

Justin Bieber has filed a lawsuit against the two social media users who have accused him of sexual assault.

Justin Bieber has denied two accusers’ allegations of sexual assault and produced evidence to refute their claims — and now he’s bringing his lawyers into the picture.

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LOS ANGELES — Singer Justin Bieber has denied an accusation he sexually assaulted a woman in 2014, producing receipts and other evidence he said made it “factually impossible” he was staying in the Texas hotel where the incident is alleged to have taken place.

LOS ANGELES — Singer Justin Bieber has denied an accusation he sexually assaulted a woman in 2014, producing receipts and other evidence he said made it “factually impossible” he was staying in the Texas hotel where the incident is alleged to have taken place.“There is no truth to this story,” the Canadian pop star, 26, wrote in a lengthy series of Twitter posts on Sunday.