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Armenia: Systemic Failure to Prosecute Police Brutality Despite Rising Complaints
Armenian human rights advocates denounce the lack of political will to investigate and punish police brutality, citing numerous cases with video evidence where perpetrators remain unpunished, despite a rising number of complaints—210 in 2022, 261 in 2023, 330 in 2024, and 57 in the first three month...
Armenia: Systemic Failure to Prosecute Police Brutality Despite Rising Complaints
Armenian human rights advocates denounce the lack of political will to investigate and punish police brutality, citing numerous cases with video evidence where perpetrators remain unpunished, despite a rising number of complaints—210 in 2022, 261 in 2023, 330 in 2024, and 57 in the first three month...
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52% Bias Score
RTVE Faces Accusations of Bias, Announces Radio Nacional Changes
On Monday, a brief power outage interrupted a Senate hearing featuring RTVE president José Pablo López, who faced accusations of political bias and announced significant changes for Radio Nacional due to its declining ratings, citing program changes, lack of investment, and personnel losses as major...
RTVE Faces Accusations of Bias, Announces Radio Nacional Changes
On Monday, a brief power outage interrupted a Senate hearing featuring RTVE president José Pablo López, who faced accusations of political bias and announced significant changes for Radio Nacional due to its declining ratings, citing program changes, lack of investment, and personnel losses as major...
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56% Bias Score
EDPS Officials' Frequent Trips Home Raise EU Funding Concerns
An analysis of the European Data Protection Supervisor's (EDPS) travel expenses from 2017-2023 revealed that top officials frequently visited their home countries, prompting concerns about potential misuse of funds and calls for increased transparency and accountability. The EDPS defended the practi...
EDPS Officials' Frequent Trips Home Raise EU Funding Concerns
An analysis of the European Data Protection Supervisor's (EDPS) travel expenses from 2017-2023 revealed that top officials frequently visited their home countries, prompting concerns about potential misuse of funds and calls for increased transparency and accountability. The EDPS defended the practi...
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52% Bias Score
Kenyan Police Killings: BBC Identifies Officers Involved in Protester Deaths
On June 25, 2024, seven unarmed Kenyan protesters were shot dead by police during demonstrations against a new tax bill in Nairobi; a BBC investigation identified the officers involved, revealing a lack of accountability.
Kenyan Police Killings: BBC Identifies Officers Involved in Protester Deaths
On June 25, 2024, seven unarmed Kenyan protesters were shot dead by police during demonstrations against a new tax bill in Nairobi; a BBC investigation identified the officers involved, revealing a lack of accountability.
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40% Bias Score
Police Killing in Oldenburg Sparks Systemic Racism Debate in Germany
In Oldenburg, Germany, a police officer fatally shot 21-year-old Lorenz after he sprayed pepper spray in a discotheque and then allegedly acted aggressively towards police. The incident has sparked criticism from the Initiative Schwarze Menschen in Deutschland (ISD), citing it as evidence of systemi...
Police Killing in Oldenburg Sparks Systemic Racism Debate in Germany
In Oldenburg, Germany, a police officer fatally shot 21-year-old Lorenz after he sprayed pepper spray in a discotheque and then allegedly acted aggressively towards police. The incident has sparked criticism from the Initiative Schwarze Menschen in Deutschland (ISD), citing it as evidence of systemi...
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52% Bias Score
Saturday Mothers Mark 1048th Week Demanding Justice for Kadir Keremoğlu
The Saturday Mothers held their 1048th weekly protest on April 26th, 2025, demanding justice for Kadir Keremoğlu, who disappeared after being detained in Van on April 14th, 1995; the family alleges involvement of JİTEM, and despite witness testimonies and evidence, no accountability has been achieve...
Saturday Mothers Mark 1048th Week Demanding Justice for Kadir Keremoğlu
The Saturday Mothers held their 1048th weekly protest on April 26th, 2025, demanding justice for Kadir Keremoğlu, who disappeared after being detained in Van on April 14th, 1995; the family alleges involvement of JİTEM, and despite witness testimonies and evidence, no accountability has been achieve...
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40% Bias Score
Lawsuit Alleges Billionaire Aided Hamas Tunnel Construction
A lawsuit alleges Palestinian-American billionaire Bashar Masri and his companies, funded by Western governments and organizations, collaborated with Hamas to construct and operate the Gaza tunnel network used in the October 7 attacks, exposing the failure of the international community's strategy i...
Lawsuit Alleges Billionaire Aided Hamas Tunnel Construction
A lawsuit alleges Palestinian-American billionaire Bashar Masri and his companies, funded by Western governments and organizations, collaborated with Hamas to construct and operate the Gaza tunnel network used in the October 7 attacks, exposing the failure of the international community's strategy i...
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56% Bias Score
Dutch Prosecution Apologizes for Mishandling Wim Hof Abuse Report
The Dutch Public Prosecution Service apologized to Wim Hof's ex-wife for failing to investigate her 2010 report of physical and mental abuse, admitting mistakes were made in handling the case; the incident involved abuse allegations spanning nine years, including a confirmed 2010 assault on their so...
Dutch Prosecution Apologizes for Mishandling Wim Hof Abuse Report
The Dutch Public Prosecution Service apologized to Wim Hof's ex-wife for failing to investigate her 2010 report of physical and mental abuse, admitting mistakes were made in handling the case; the incident involved abuse allegations spanning nine years, including a confirmed 2010 assault on their so...
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44% Bias Score
Lower Saxony Debates Bodycam Use After Fatal Police Shooting
After a fatal police shooting in Oldenburg, Germany, where a 21-year-old man was killed by police, a debate has begun in Lower Saxony's state politics about increasing video recordings during police operations, with some politicians pushing for automatically activated bodycams when officers draw the...
Lower Saxony Debates Bodycam Use After Fatal Police Shooting
After a fatal police shooting in Oldenburg, Germany, where a 21-year-old man was killed by police, a debate has begun in Lower Saxony's state politics about increasing video recordings during police operations, with some politicians pushing for automatically activated bodycams when officers draw the...
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36% Bias Score
Chicago Hit-and-Run Leaves Teenager Critically Injured
A 17-year-old girl is critically injured after a hit-and-run incident on Chicago's South Side Saturday evening; police are searching for the female driver who fled the scene, leaving the victim with critical injuries; the incident occurred around 5 p.m. in the Roseland neighborhood.
Chicago Hit-and-Run Leaves Teenager Critically Injured
A 17-year-old girl is critically injured after a hit-and-run incident on Chicago's South Side Saturday evening; police are searching for the female driver who fled the scene, leaving the victim with critical injuries; the incident occurred around 5 p.m. in the Roseland neighborhood.
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40% Bias Score
Fatal Police Shooting in Oldenburg Sparks Outrage Over Deactivated Bodycams
On Easter Sunday, in Oldenburg, Germany, police fatally shot 21-year-old Lorenz after he allegedly sprayed pepper spray at a nightclub and then at officers; the officers' bodycams were not activated, causing public outcry and protests.
Fatal Police Shooting in Oldenburg Sparks Outrage Over Deactivated Bodycams
On Easter Sunday, in Oldenburg, Germany, police fatally shot 21-year-old Lorenz after he allegedly sprayed pepper spray at a nightclub and then at officers; the officers' bodycams were not activated, causing public outcry and protests.
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48% Bias Score
PP Denounces Government's €15 Million Ammunition Contract Cancellation
The Spanish Popular Party is denouncing the government's cancellation of a €15 million ammunition contract with IMI Systems of Israel to the Court of Accounts, citing the €180,000 indemnity as an illegal use of public funds due to the lack of legal justification for contract termination.
PP Denounces Government's €15 Million Ammunition Contract Cancellation
The Spanish Popular Party is denouncing the government's cancellation of a €15 million ammunition contract with IMI Systems of Israel to the Court of Accounts, citing the €180,000 indemnity as an illegal use of public funds due to the lack of legal justification for contract termination.
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52% Bias Score
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