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Rencontres d'Arles: Photography Reflects Global Crises
The Rencontres d'Arles photography festival in France features Kikuji Kawada's post-atomic bombing images, alongside tributes to Yves Saint Laurent and Brazilian modernist architecture, and works by Nan Goldin and Diana Markosian, prompting reflection on war, social change, and personal trauma.
Rencontres d'Arles: Photography Reflects Global Crises
The Rencontres d'Arles photography festival in France features Kikuji Kawada's post-atomic bombing images, alongside tributes to Yves Saint Laurent and Brazilian modernist architecture, and works by Nan Goldin and Diana Markosian, prompting reflection on war, social change, and personal trauma.
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24% Bias Score
Illegal Waste Export to Tunisia Spurs International Action
In 2020, 7,900 tons of Italian waste mislabeled as recyclable plastic were illegally exported to Tunisia; activist Semia Labidi Gharbi's campaign led to the return of 6,000 tons and stricter EU waste export regulations.
Illegal Waste Export to Tunisia Spurs International Action
In 2020, 7,900 tons of Italian waste mislabeled as recyclable plastic were illegally exported to Tunisia; activist Semia Labidi Gharbi's campaign led to the return of 6,000 tons and stricter EU waste export regulations.
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56% Bias Score
Goffredo Fofi: Champion of Southern Italian Culture
Goffredo Fofi, a prominent Italian cultural figure, dedicated his life to promoting Southern Italian culture, particularly in Naples and Palermo, supporting local artists and initiatives, and fostering a sense of community among marginalized groups from the 1970s until his death.
Goffredo Fofi: Champion of Southern Italian Culture
Goffredo Fofi, a prominent Italian cultural figure, dedicated his life to promoting Southern Italian culture, particularly in Naples and Palermo, supporting local artists and initiatives, and fostering a sense of community among marginalized groups from the 1970s until his death.
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36% Bias Score
Trial Date Set for Teen Accused in Texas Track Star's Stabbing Death
Karmelo Anthony, 18, will stand trial on June 1, 2026, for the first-degree murder of Austin Metcalf, 17, who was fatally stabbed at a Texas high school track meet on April 2nd; Anthony's family claims self-defense.
Trial Date Set for Teen Accused in Texas Track Star's Stabbing Death
Karmelo Anthony, 18, will stand trial on June 1, 2026, for the first-degree murder of Austin Metcalf, 17, who was fatally stabbed at a Texas high school track meet on April 2nd; Anthony's family claims self-defense.
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56% Bias Score
Down The Rabbit Hole Festival: Political Performance Sparks Debate
At the 2025 Down The Rabbit Hole festival in Beuningen, Netherlands, Massive Attack's politically charged performance ignited debate due to the festival's sponsors' ties to companies linked to Israeli settlements, highlighting the tension between escapism and political engagement within the festival...
Down The Rabbit Hole Festival: Political Performance Sparks Debate
At the 2025 Down The Rabbit Hole festival in Beuningen, Netherlands, Massive Attack's politically charged performance ignited debate due to the festival's sponsors' ties to companies linked to Israeli settlements, highlighting the tension between escapism and political engagement within the festival...
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52% Bias Score
Greenpeace Challenges $660M Ruling, Setting Precedent for Global Protest Rights
Greenpeace is challenging a $660 million US court ruling in Amsterdam, using a new EU directive to fight back against what it calls SLAPP suits – strategic lawsuits against public participation – a tactic increasingly used by fossil fuel companies to silence critics. The outcome could fundamentally ...
Greenpeace Challenges $660M Ruling, Setting Precedent for Global Protest Rights
Greenpeace is challenging a $660 million US court ruling in Amsterdam, using a new EU directive to fight back against what it calls SLAPP suits – strategic lawsuits against public participation – a tactic increasingly used by fossil fuel companies to silence critics. The outcome could fundamentally ...
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52% Bias Score
Global Climate Litigation Intensifies: Youth, Seniors Score Wins Amidst Industry and Government Pushback
Global climate change litigation is intensifying, with youth and senior plaintiffs achieving some victories but facing industry and government counterattacks; cases highlight human rights violations related to climate change impacts.
Global Climate Litigation Intensifies: Youth, Seniors Score Wins Amidst Industry and Government Pushback
Global climate change litigation is intensifying, with youth and senior plaintiffs achieving some victories but facing industry and government counterattacks; cases highlight human rights violations related to climate change impacts.
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40% Bias Score
Mass Arrests Follow Palestine Action's Terrorism Designation
Following the designation of Palestine Action as a proscribed terrorist organization, 55 people were arrested in London for displaying support for the group, with further arrests reported across the UK, leading to a legal challenge against the ban.
Mass Arrests Follow Palestine Action's Terrorism Designation
Following the designation of Palestine Action as a proscribed terrorist organization, 55 people were arrested in London for displaying support for the group, with further arrests reported across the UK, leading to a legal challenge against the ban.
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52% Bias Score
Palestinian Activist Sues Trump Administration for $20 Million Over Wrongful Imprisonment
Mahmoud Khalil, a Palestinian activist and legal US permanent resident, is suing the Trump administration for $20 million, alleging false imprisonment, malicious prosecution, and defamation following 104 days in immigration detention for his political activism, while his deportation case continues.
Palestinian Activist Sues Trump Administration for $20 Million Over Wrongful Imprisonment
Mahmoud Khalil, a Palestinian activist and legal US permanent resident, is suing the Trump administration for $20 million, alleging false imprisonment, malicious prosecution, and defamation following 104 days in immigration detention for his political activism, while his deportation case continues.
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60% Bias Score
Slutwalk Munich Expands with "Schlampenfest" to Combat Victim Blaming
Slutwalk Munich, an anti-victim-blaming initiative, hosts a yearly demonstration and recently added a "Schlampenfest" (Slut Fest) to raise funds and offer diverse events combating slut-shaming and promoting self-determination.
Slutwalk Munich Expands with "Schlampenfest" to Combat Victim Blaming
Slutwalk Munich, an anti-victim-blaming initiative, hosts a yearly demonstration and recently added a "Schlampenfest" (Slut Fest) to raise funds and offer diverse events combating slut-shaming and promoting self-determination.
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44% Bias Score
NGOs Face Engagement Crisis with Generation Z
Generation Z's declining engagement with NGOs is due to a perceived lack of transparency, slow processes, and a mismatch between traditional models and the digital activism preferred by young people.
NGOs Face Engagement Crisis with Generation Z
Generation Z's declining engagement with NGOs is due to a perceived lack of transparency, slow processes, and a mismatch between traditional models and the digital activism preferred by young people.
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20% Bias Score
Helen Keller: A Legacy of Advocacy and Achievement
Helen Keller, deaf and blind since 19 months old, overcame her disabilities to become a renowned author, activist, and advisor to U.S. presidents for over 60 years, significantly impacting disability rights and social justice.
Helen Keller: A Legacy of Advocacy and Achievement
Helen Keller, deaf and blind since 19 months old, overcame her disabilities to become a renowned author, activist, and advisor to U.S. presidents for over 60 years, significantly impacting disability rights and social justice.
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40% Bias Score
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