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Panama Releases Detainees After U.S. Deportations, Leaving Migrants in Limbo
Panama released dozens of migrants from a remote camp after weeks of detention following deportation from the United States, leaving many in legal limbo and facing dire circumstances.
Panama Releases Detainees After U.S. Deportations, Leaving Migrants in Limbo
Panama released dozens of migrants from a remote camp after weeks of detention following deportation from the United States, leaving many in legal limbo and facing dire circumstances.
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40% Bias Score
Panama Releases Deportées Amid Human Rights Concerns
Panama released dozens of migrants, mostly from Asian countries, after they were deported from the U.S. and held for weeks in a remote camp under poor conditions; they were given 30 days to leave, sparking human rights concerns and criticism of the U.S.-Panama deportation deal.
Panama Releases Deportées Amid Human Rights Concerns
Panama released dozens of migrants, mostly from Asian countries, after they were deported from the U.S. and held for weeks in a remote camp under poor conditions; they were given 30 days to leave, sparking human rights concerns and criticism of the U.S.-Panama deportation deal.
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52% Bias Score
Taliban Claims to Protect Afghan Women's Rights Amidst Ongoing Bans
On International Women's Day, the Taliban government claimed to protect Afghan women's rights despite ongoing UN condemnation of sweeping bans on women's education and employment, highlighting the group's global isolation and the worsening human rights crisis.
Taliban Claims to Protect Afghan Women's Rights Amidst Ongoing Bans
On International Women's Day, the Taliban government claimed to protect Afghan women's rights despite ongoing UN condemnation of sweeping bans on women's education and employment, highlighting the group's global isolation and the worsening human rights crisis.
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44% Bias Score
Gender Apartheid": A Call for International Recognition as a Crime Against Humanity
The term "gender apartheid", initially arising from women's experiences of oppression, gained prominence after the Taliban's rule in Afghanistan and Iran's recent protests, and is now being campaigned to be recognized as a crime against humanity.
Gender Apartheid": A Call for International Recognition as a Crime Against Humanity
The term "gender apartheid", initially arising from women's experiences of oppression, gained prominence after the Taliban's rule in Afghanistan and Iran's recent protests, and is now being campaigned to be recognized as a crime against humanity.
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24% Bias Score
Afghan Women Find Solace in Books Amidst Taliban Restrictions
In Afghanistan under Taliban rule, women are increasingly turning to novels and self-help books as an escape from mental distress and a means of self-improvement due to restrictions on education and limited opportunities, with sales of religious texts also rising significantly.
Afghan Women Find Solace in Books Amidst Taliban Restrictions
In Afghanistan under Taliban rule, women are increasingly turning to novels and self-help books as an escape from mental distress and a means of self-improvement due to restrictions on education and limited opportunities, with sales of religious texts also rising significantly.
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40% Bias Score
Alleged ISIS-K Operative Extradited, Charged in Abbey Gate Bombing
Mohammad Sharifullah, an alleged ISIS-K operative, was extradited to the U.S. and charged with conspiring to provide material support to a terrorist group for his alleged role in the deadly August 2021 Abbey Gate bombing that killed 13 U.S. service members and approximately 160 civilians, along with...
Alleged ISIS-K Operative Extradited, Charged in Abbey Gate Bombing
Mohammad Sharifullah, an alleged ISIS-K operative, was extradited to the U.S. and charged with conspiring to provide material support to a terrorist group for his alleged role in the deadly August 2021 Abbey Gate bombing that killed 13 U.S. service members and approximately 160 civilians, along with...
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52% Bias Score
Afghan Cricketers Find Asylum and Voice in "My Melbourne
My Melbourne," a portmanteau film, tells the story of Afghan refugee sisters, who were members of Afghanistan's women's cricket team, and their escape from the Taliban, highlighting their asylum in Australia and their subsequent contributions to the film.
Afghan Cricketers Find Asylum and Voice in "My Melbourne
My Melbourne," a portmanteau film, tells the story of Afghan refugee sisters, who were members of Afghanistan's women's cricket team, and their escape from the Taliban, highlighting their asylum in Australia and their subsequent contributions to the film.
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48% Bias Score
Panama Releases Detainees After U.S. Deportations Amid Human Rights Concerns
Panama released dozens of migrants deported from the U.S. after weeks of detention in poor conditions, facing human rights criticism; many lack resources and fear returning home, highlighting flaws in international asylum processes.
Panama Releases Detainees After U.S. Deportations Amid Human Rights Concerns
Panama released dozens of migrants deported from the U.S. after weeks of detention in poor conditions, facing human rights criticism; many lack resources and fear returning home, highlighting flaws in international asylum processes.
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56% Bias Score
Afghan Women Face Escalating Oppression Under Taliban Rule
Three and a half years after the Taliban takeover, Afghan women face escalating oppression, including educational bans, limited employment, and mandatory veiling; while women's organizations and international legal actions offer some hope.
Afghan Women Face Escalating Oppression Under Taliban Rule
Three and a half years after the Taliban takeover, Afghan women face escalating oppression, including educational bans, limited employment, and mandatory veiling; while women's organizations and international legal actions offer some hope.
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56% Bias Score
US Considering New Travel Ban, Potentially Targeting Afghanistan
The US State Department is reviewing all visa programs, potentially resulting in a new travel ban affecting Afghanistan as early as next week, impacting tens of thousands of Afghans who worked with the US during the war in Afghanistan.
US Considering New Travel Ban, Potentially Targeting Afghanistan
The US State Department is reviewing all visa programs, potentially resulting in a new travel ban affecting Afghanistan as early as next week, impacting tens of thousands of Afghans who worked with the US during the war in Afghanistan.
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44% Bias Score
Taliban's Rapid Takeover of Afghanistan in 2021
The Taliban seized control of Afghanistan on August 15, 2021, following a rapid military advance that exploited the withdrawal of foreign forces and the collapse of the Afghan military, leading to widespread displacement and a humanitarian crisis.
Taliban's Rapid Takeover of Afghanistan in 2021
The Taliban seized control of Afghanistan on August 15, 2021, following a rapid military advance that exploited the withdrawal of foreign forces and the collapse of the Afghan military, leading to widespread displacement and a humanitarian crisis.
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44% Bias Score
ISIS-K Suspect in Abbey Gate Bombing Extradited to U.S.
Following years of pressure, Pakistani authorities handed over Mohammad Sharifullah, an ISIS-K member allegedly involved in the Abbey Gate bombing that killed 13 U.S. soldiers, to U.S. officials who greeted him upon arrival at Joint Base Andrews; he is charged with providing material support to a fo...
ISIS-K Suspect in Abbey Gate Bombing Extradited to U.S.
Following years of pressure, Pakistani authorities handed over Mohammad Sharifullah, an ISIS-K member allegedly involved in the Abbey Gate bombing that killed 13 U.S. soldiers, to U.S. officials who greeted him upon arrival at Joint Base Andrews; he is charged with providing material support to a fo...
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60% Bias Score
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