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Legal Shield for Turkish Civil Servants Sparks Impunity Debate
Turkish civil servants have legal protection against direct criminal investigation, except in specific cases like torture or bribery, sparking debate about potential impunity, especially for high-ranking officials. The Kartalkaya hotel fire incident exemplifies inconsistencies in the application of ...
Legal Shield for Turkish Civil Servants Sparks Impunity Debate
Turkish civil servants have legal protection against direct criminal investigation, except in specific cases like torture or bribery, sparking debate about potential impunity, especially for high-ranking officials. The Kartalkaya hotel fire incident exemplifies inconsistencies in the application of ...
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48% Bias Score
Soaring Costs of Scottish Inquiries Spark Concerns
Scotland's surge in statutory inquiries has resulted in a £230 million cost to taxpayers, prompting concerns about financial strain on public services and prompting calls for alternative justice mechanisms.
Soaring Costs of Scottish Inquiries Spark Concerns
Scotland's surge in statutory inquiries has resulted in a £230 million cost to taxpayers, prompting concerns about financial strain on public services and prompting calls for alternative justice mechanisms.
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56% Bias Score
Australian Whistleblower Boyle Pleads Guilty, Sparking Debate on Protection Laws
Richard Boyle, a former ATO debt collection officer, pleaded guilty to four charges related to exposing unethical debt recovery practices; he may avoid jail despite the years-long legal battle, highlighting challenges for whistleblowers in Australia.
Australian Whistleblower Boyle Pleads Guilty, Sparking Debate on Protection Laws
Richard Boyle, a former ATO debt collection officer, pleaded guilty to four charges related to exposing unethical debt recovery practices; he may avoid jail despite the years-long legal battle, highlighting challenges for whistleblowers in Australia.
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56% Bias Score
Catalonia Restructures Child Protection System After Abuse Cases
Catalonia is dissolving its Child and Adolescent Care Directorate (DGAIA) following child abuse cases and irregularities in outsourced services; a new directorate focused on prevention and protection will be created with 300 additional professionals by 2027.
Catalonia Restructures Child Protection System After Abuse Cases
Catalonia is dissolving its Child and Adolescent Care Directorate (DGAIA) following child abuse cases and irregularities in outsourced services; a new directorate focused on prevention and protection will be created with 300 additional professionals by 2027.
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36% Bias Score
Mother Alleges School Inaction Led to Son's Suicide After Bullying
Australian actress Clare McCann alleges her 13-year-old son, Atreyu, died by suicide after two months of unchecked bullying at his NSW high school, despite her repeated pleas for help to school and government authorities; she is now raising funds for cryogenic freezing and legal action.
Mother Alleges School Inaction Led to Son's Suicide After Bullying
Australian actress Clare McCann alleges her 13-year-old son, Atreyu, died by suicide after two months of unchecked bullying at his NSW high school, despite her repeated pleas for help to school and government authorities; she is now raising funds for cryogenic freezing and legal action.
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52% Bias Score
Turkey Launches Ethics Initiative for Public Service
President Erdoğan announced a new initiative to promote ethics in Turkish public service, citing 4,590,000 applications to CİMER in 2024 and its role in dismantling criminal organizations, while criticizing past bureaucratic inefficiencies.
Turkey Launches Ethics Initiative for Public Service
President Erdoğan announced a new initiative to promote ethics in Turkish public service, citing 4,590,000 applications to CİMER in 2024 and its role in dismantling criminal organizations, while criticizing past bureaucratic inefficiencies.
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56% Bias Score
AI in Warfare: Ethical Concerns and the Need for Regulation
AI-based decision support systems are influencing military targeting decisions in conflicts globally, raising ethical concerns about accountability and potential violations of international humanitarian law, necessitating urgent international action to regulate their development and use.
AI in Warfare: Ethical Concerns and the Need for Regulation
AI-based decision support systems are influencing military targeting decisions in conflicts globally, raising ethical concerns about accountability and potential violations of international humanitarian law, necessitating urgent international action to regulate their development and use.
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48% Bias Score
Greek Coast Guard Charged in Migrant Shipwreck
Seventeen Greek coast guard members face charges for causing a shipwreck in June 2023, where an overloaded migrant ship carrying approximately 750 people capsized off Pylos, resulting in the deaths of hundreds and the survival of only 104.
Greek Coast Guard Charged in Migrant Shipwreck
Seventeen Greek coast guard members face charges for causing a shipwreck in June 2023, where an overloaded migrant ship carrying approximately 750 people capsized off Pylos, resulting in the deaths of hundreds and the survival of only 104.
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40% Bias Score
London Police Shooting: The Jean Charles de Menezes Case
The four-part Disney+ series "Suspect" details the July 22, 2005, shooting of Jean Charles de Menezes by London police, who mistook him for a bombing suspect, examining the consequences and subsequent trial.
London Police Shooting: The Jean Charles de Menezes Case
The four-part Disney+ series "Suspect" details the July 22, 2005, shooting of Jean Charles de Menezes by London police, who mistook him for a bombing suspect, examining the consequences and subsequent trial.
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40% Bias Score
Delayed Sentencing of Liberian War Criminal Raises Witness Fears
Laye Sekou Camara, a former Liberian rebel general, pleaded guilty to US immigration fraud charges following testimony detailing war crimes; his sentencing is delayed until September, causing fear among witnesses.
Delayed Sentencing of Liberian War Criminal Raises Witness Fears
Laye Sekou Camara, a former Liberian rebel general, pleaded guilty to US immigration fraud charges following testimony detailing war crimes; his sentencing is delayed until September, causing fear among witnesses.
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44% Bias Score
Harvard Students Who Assaulted Jewish Classmate Awarded Fellowship and Class Marshal Position
Following an October 2023 assault on a Jewish student by two Harvard students during an anti-Israel protest, one assailant received a \$65,000 fellowship and the other a class marshal position, prompting accusations of antisemitism and institutional inaction.
Harvard Students Who Assaulted Jewish Classmate Awarded Fellowship and Class Marshal Position
Following an October 2023 assault on a Jewish student by two Harvard students during an anti-Israel protest, one assailant received a \$65,000 fellowship and the other a class marshal position, prompting accusations of antisemitism and institutional inaction.
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56% Bias Score
Madrid Nursing Home Crisis: Key Officials to Face Questioning
Three officials involved in the Madrid nursing home crisis of 2020, including two protocol authors, will be questioned as defendants, marking a potential turning point in the five-year-long investigation into the deaths of thousands of elderly residents who were not hospitalized.
Madrid Nursing Home Crisis: Key Officials to Face Questioning
Three officials involved in the Madrid nursing home crisis of 2020, including two protocol authors, will be questioned as defendants, marking a potential turning point in the five-year-long investigation into the deaths of thousands of elderly residents who were not hospitalized.
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32% Bias Score
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