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Home Affairs Wrongfully Detains Citizens Due to Administrative Errors
The Commonwealth Ombudsman's report reveals the Australian Home Affairs Department wrongfully detained an Australian citizen for four days and another for 18 months due to administrative errors, highlighting a persistent issue despite previous warnings.
Home Affairs Wrongfully Detains Citizens Due to Administrative Errors
The Commonwealth Ombudsman's report reveals the Australian Home Affairs Department wrongfully detained an Australian citizen for four days and another for 18 months due to administrative errors, highlighting a persistent issue despite previous warnings.
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28% Bias Score
Dutch Child Benefits Scandal: Thousands Wrongly Compensated Due to Administrative Error
Due to a Ministry of Finance administrative error, thousands may have wrongly received compensation in the Dutch child benefits scandal; an internal report revealing this has been withheld for months, impacting the payout of roughly €30,000 per applicant.
Dutch Child Benefits Scandal: Thousands Wrongly Compensated Due to Administrative Error
Due to a Ministry of Finance administrative error, thousands may have wrongly received compensation in the Dutch child benefits scandal; an internal report revealing this has been withheld for months, impacting the payout of roughly €30,000 per applicant.
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36% Bias Score
Erroneous Deportation of Maryland Resident to El Salvador Sparks Diplomatic Dispute
The U.S. mistakenly deported Maryland resident Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia to El Salvador, prompting a legal battle and diplomatic discussions between the U.S. and El Salvador over his return; the U.S. claims El Salvador must facilitate his return, while El Salvador's President suggests it's beyond...
Erroneous Deportation of Maryland Resident to El Salvador Sparks Diplomatic Dispute
The U.S. mistakenly deported Maryland resident Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia to El Salvador, prompting a legal battle and diplomatic discussions between the U.S. and El Salvador over his return; the U.S. claims El Salvador must facilitate his return, while El Salvador's President suggests it's beyond...
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56% Bias Score
Supreme Court: Worker Keeps Erroneously Paid \$12,000 in Benefits
The Spanish Supreme Court ruled that a worker who received \$12,000 in unemployment benefits due to an INSS error in 2015, does not have to repay the money because he was unaware of the error, applying the 'Cakarevic doctrine' of the European Court of Human Rights.
Supreme Court: Worker Keeps Erroneously Paid \$12,000 in Benefits
The Spanish Supreme Court ruled that a worker who received \$12,000 in unemployment benefits due to an INSS error in 2015, does not have to repay the money because he was unaware of the error, applying the 'Cakarevic doctrine' of the European Court of Human Rights.
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44% Bias Score
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