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Bucha Massacre: Limited Accountability for Hundreds of Civilian Deaths
The Russian occupation of Bucha in March 2022 resulted in the deaths of hundreds of Ukrainian civilians; despite overwhelming evidence, only a few perpetrators have been convicted, highlighting the challenges of international justice.
Bucha Massacre: Limited Accountability for Hundreds of Civilian Deaths
The Russian occupation of Bucha in March 2022 resulted in the deaths of hundreds of Ukrainian civilians; despite overwhelming evidence, only a few perpetrators have been convicted, highlighting the challenges of international justice.
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40% Bias Score
Lawsuit Against Judge in Tempe Train Accident Case Dismissed
A lawsuit accusing a judge and his secretary of concealing 649,000 files and destroying biological evidence in the Tempe train accident case was dismissed by a prosecutor in Larissa, Greece, who found no evidence of wrongdoing.
Lawsuit Against Judge in Tempe Train Accident Case Dismissed
A lawsuit accusing a judge and his secretary of concealing 649,000 files and destroying biological evidence in the Tempe train accident case was dismissed by a prosecutor in Larissa, Greece, who found no evidence of wrongdoing.
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4% Bias Score
Potsdam City Council Initiates Recall Referendum Against Mayor Schubert
The Potsdam city council initiated a recall referendum against Mayor Mike Schubert on April 27th, 2024, due to concerns about his leadership, following a VIP ticket affair that resulted in financial penalties; the referendum is scheduled for May 25th.
Potsdam City Council Initiates Recall Referendum Against Mayor Schubert
The Potsdam city council initiated a recall referendum against Mayor Mike Schubert on April 27th, 2024, due to concerns about his leadership, following a VIP ticket affair that resulted in financial penalties; the referendum is scheduled for May 25th.
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48% Bias Score
Zelenskyy Demands Accountability for 183,000+ Documented War Crimes in Ukraine
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy urged the international community to punish Russia for over 183,000 documented war crimes in Ukraine, highlighting the need for justice during a European summit held in Bucha, where numerous atrocities occurred during the Russian occupation.
Zelenskyy Demands Accountability for 183,000+ Documented War Crimes in Ukraine
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy urged the international community to punish Russia for over 183,000 documented war crimes in Ukraine, highlighting the need for justice during a European summit held in Bucha, where numerous atrocities occurred during the Russian occupation.
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56% Bias Score
Bavarian Judiciary's Failure to Confront Nazi Past
A study of Bavarian jurists' personnel files (1945-1970) revealed that over half were former Nazi party members, many continued their careers after the war, and the justice system failed to adequately address their pasts, highlighting a systemic continuity in personnel practices across three politic...
Bavarian Judiciary's Failure to Confront Nazi Past
A study of Bavarian jurists' personnel files (1945-1970) revealed that over half were former Nazi party members, many continued their careers after the war, and the justice system failed to adequately address their pasts, highlighting a systemic continuity in personnel practices across three politic...
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36% Bias Score
US Officials Acknowledge Signal Chat Error, Deny War Plan Disclosure
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth addressed a Signal group chat controversy, acknowledging a mistake involving a journalist but denying the sharing of war plans; investigations and reforms are underway.
US Officials Acknowledge Signal Chat Error, Deny War Plan Disclosure
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth addressed a Signal group chat controversy, acknowledging a mistake involving a journalist but denying the sharing of war plans; investigations and reforms are underway.
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40% Bias Score
Canadian Judge to Remain on Bench Despite Inappropriate Conduct During Hearing
In Calgary, Canada, Court of King's Bench Justice Earl Wilson will remain on the bench despite a judicial review board's finding that his conduct during a 2024 restraining order hearing was inappropriate and hurtful towards a woman; he made disparaging remarks about millennials and prevented the wom...
Canadian Judge to Remain on Bench Despite Inappropriate Conduct During Hearing
In Calgary, Canada, Court of King's Bench Justice Earl Wilson will remain on the bench despite a judicial review board's finding that his conduct during a 2024 restraining order hearing was inappropriate and hurtful towards a woman; he made disparaging remarks about millennials and prevented the wom...
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60% Bias Score
Calls to Investigate Judge Amid Misogyny Claims
Ten women are calling for an investigation into employment tribunal judge Philip Lancaster for alleged bullying and misogyny during their hearings; the Judicial Conduct Investigations Office (JCIO) hasn't addressed their complaints, leading the women to collectively fundraise for legal action.
Calls to Investigate Judge Amid Misogyny Claims
Ten women are calling for an investigation into employment tribunal judge Philip Lancaster for alleged bullying and misogyny during their hearings; the Judicial Conduct Investigations Office (JCIO) hasn't addressed their complaints, leading the women to collectively fundraise for legal action.
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24% Bias Score
UK Foreign Aid: Millions Wasted on 'Virtue-Signalling' Projects
A MailOnline investigation reveals that hundreds of UK foreign aid projects are over budget, with some exceeding their original budgets by thousands of percent, raising concerns about the allocation of £15.3bn in taxpayer money towards 'virtue-signalling' projects rather than genuine humanitarian re...
UK Foreign Aid: Millions Wasted on 'Virtue-Signalling' Projects
A MailOnline investigation reveals that hundreds of UK foreign aid projects are over budget, with some exceeding their original budgets by thousands of percent, raising concerns about the allocation of £15.3bn in taxpayer money towards 'virtue-signalling' projects rather than genuine humanitarian re...
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60% Bias Score
Zelensky's Bucha Visit Underscores Need for Continued Sanctions on Russia
On Monday, Ukrainian President Zelensky visited Bucha, site of alleged Russian war crimes in March 2022, urging European unity to prevent future massacres and emphasizing the need for continued sanctions on Russia; the visit included a memorial ceremony with European parliamentary speakers and highl...
Zelensky's Bucha Visit Underscores Need for Continued Sanctions on Russia
On Monday, Ukrainian President Zelensky visited Bucha, site of alleged Russian war crimes in March 2022, urging European unity to prevent future massacres and emphasizing the need for continued sanctions on Russia; the visit included a memorial ceremony with European parliamentary speakers and highl...
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40% Bias Score
Granada Police Subinspector Assigned to Patrol Near Abused Ex-Wife's Workplace
A Granada police subinspector, under investigation for domestic abuse and with a restraining order against his ex-wife, was assigned in June 2024 to patrol near her workplace, violating the order despite a disciplinary investigation and weapon removal; his continued presence prompted intervention by...
Granada Police Subinspector Assigned to Patrol Near Abused Ex-Wife's Workplace
A Granada police subinspector, under investigation for domestic abuse and with a restraining order against his ex-wife, was assigned in June 2024 to patrol near her workplace, violating the order despite a disciplinary investigation and weapon removal; his continued presence prompted intervention by...
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64% Bias Score
NY Prison Guards Indicted in Inmate Beating Death; Plea Deals Offered
Ten New York prison guards face charges ranging from murder to manslaughter in the death of Robert Brooks, a handcuffed inmate beaten by officers; a special prosecutor offered plea deals, and some defendants will consider offers in April.
NY Prison Guards Indicted in Inmate Beating Death; Plea Deals Offered
Ten New York prison guards face charges ranging from murder to manslaughter in the death of Robert Brooks, a handcuffed inmate beaten by officers; a special prosecutor offered plea deals, and some defendants will consider offers in April.
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40% Bias Score
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