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Teacher Indefinitely Banned After Child Abuse Images Discovery
Gareth Mellor, a 45-year-old assistant head teacher and designated safeguarding lead at Kettlethorpe High School, was indefinitely banned from teaching after possessing over 11,500 indecent images of children, mostly of teenage girls, obtained between January 2014 and May 2021 via an encrypted cloud...
Teacher Indefinitely Banned After Child Abuse Images Discovery
Gareth Mellor, a 45-year-old assistant head teacher and designated safeguarding lead at Kettlethorpe High School, was indefinitely banned from teaching after possessing over 11,500 indecent images of children, mostly of teenage girls, obtained between January 2014 and May 2021 via an encrypted cloud...
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44% Bias Score
Queensland Child Death Report Highlights Systemic Failures in Residential Care
A homeless child in Queensland's residential care system died due to neglect, highlighting systemic failures revealed in a report detailing 70 child deaths; the report calls for systemic reform focusing on prevention and parental care.
Queensland Child Death Report Highlights Systemic Failures in Residential Care
A homeless child in Queensland's residential care system died due to neglect, highlighting systemic failures revealed in a report detailing 70 child deaths; the report calls for systemic reform focusing on prevention and parental care.
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40% Bias Score
Father Charged with Murder of Severely Brain-Damaged Daughter
Kyle Kitchen, 38, is charged with murdering his six-year-old daughter, Primrose, whose death resulted from a traumatic head injury inflicted by Kitchen when she was eight weeks old; Kitchen vigorously shook her, causing a skull fracture and brain injury, while Kenzey Kane, the mother, was convicted ...
Father Charged with Murder of Severely Brain-Damaged Daughter
Kyle Kitchen, 38, is charged with murdering his six-year-old daughter, Primrose, whose death resulted from a traumatic head injury inflicted by Kitchen when she was eight weeks old; Kitchen vigorously shook her, causing a skull fracture and brain injury, while Kenzey Kane, the mother, was convicted ...
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40% Bias Score
Severely Abused Four-Year-Old Boy from Stavropol Recovering After Near-Fatal Injuries
A four-year-old boy from Stavropol, Russia, was found severely malnourished and abused on January 8th, 2025, resulting in his hospitalization and a criminal investigation into his mother for child abuse; two other children in the family also received medical attention.
Severely Abused Four-Year-Old Boy from Stavropol Recovering After Near-Fatal Injuries
A four-year-old boy from Stavropol, Russia, was found severely malnourished and abused on January 8th, 2025, resulting in his hospitalization and a criminal investigation into his mother for child abuse; two other children in the family also received medical attention.
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48% Bias Score
Journalists Remove Massive Amount of Child Sexual Abuse Material from Darknet
German public broadcasters' investigation removed over 300,000 links to 21,600 GB of child sexual abuse material from the darknet, leading to some forums shutting down and fewer perpetrators sharing content; however, law enforcement claims improved efforts, though their effectiveness remains questio...
Journalists Remove Massive Amount of Child Sexual Abuse Material from Darknet
German public broadcasters' investigation removed over 300,000 links to 21,600 GB of child sexual abuse material from the darknet, leading to some forums shutting down and fewer perpetrators sharing content; however, law enforcement claims improved efforts, though their effectiveness remains questio...
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52% Bias Score
Dutch Foster Care System Faces Scrutiny After Child Abuse Case
A 10-year-old foster child's abuse in Vlaardingen, Netherlands, prompts calls for stricter screening of foster parents, revealing systemic issues in the Dutch foster care system, including a shortage of caregivers and the use of informal, unscreened 'network parents'.
Dutch Foster Care System Faces Scrutiny After Child Abuse Case
A 10-year-old foster child's abuse in Vlaardingen, Netherlands, prompts calls for stricter screening of foster parents, revealing systemic issues in the Dutch foster care system, including a shortage of caregivers and the use of informal, unscreened 'network parents'.
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Child Removals Highlight Systemic Failures in Youth Care
A Leiden University study found that 70% of the 456 children removed from their homes in 2018 returned, yet 25% were subsequently removed again, largely due to staff shortages and challenging family situations, prompting calls for improved youth care.
Dutch Child Removals Highlight Systemic Failures in Youth Care
A Leiden University study found that 70% of the 456 children removed from their homes in 2018 returned, yet 25% were subsequently removed again, largely due to staff shortages and challenging family situations, prompting calls for improved youth care.
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48% Bias Score
DNA Evidence Links Suspect to Murder of 11-Year-Old Girl in Essonne
The DNA of the main suspect in the murder of 11-year-old Louise, found stabbed to death in Essonne on February 8, has been discovered on her hands; four individuals, including the suspect and his family, are in custody.
DNA Evidence Links Suspect to Murder of 11-Year-Old Girl in Essonne
The DNA of the main suspect in the murder of 11-year-old Louise, found stabbed to death in Essonne on February 8, has been discovered on her hands; four individuals, including the suspect and his family, are in custody.
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36% Bias Score
B.C. Child Welfare System Faces Crisis Due to Understaffing
A report by British Columbia's Representative for Children and Youth reveals a crisis in the province's child welfare system due to chronic understaffing, leading to excessive workloads, burnout, and ineffective service delivery; the report makes 17 recommendations, including the creation of an inde...
B.C. Child Welfare System Faces Crisis Due to Understaffing
A report by British Columbia's Representative for Children and Youth reveals a crisis in the province's child welfare system due to chronic understaffing, leading to excessive workloads, burnout, and ineffective service delivery; the report makes 17 recommendations, including the creation of an inde...
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36% Bias Score
Germany Strengthens Child Sexual Abuse Laws Amidst Rising Case Numbers
Germany's parliament passed a law enhancing child sexual abuse prevention and investigation, following a reported 5.5% increase in cases in 2023, with 54 children daily affected, mostly by known perpetrators.
Germany Strengthens Child Sexual Abuse Laws Amidst Rising Case Numbers
Germany's parliament passed a law enhancing child sexual abuse prevention and investigation, following a reported 5.5% increase in cases in 2023, with 54 children daily affected, mostly by known perpetrators.
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28% Bias Score
Germany Passes Landmark Law to Combat Child Sexual Abuse
Germany's Bundestag passed a landmark law on Friday to combat child sexual abuse, strengthening prevention, improving data access for victims, and increasing government accountability, following intense lobbying efforts by the Federal Government Commissioner and advocacy groups.
Germany Passes Landmark Law to Combat Child Sexual Abuse
Germany's Bundestag passed a landmark law on Friday to combat child sexual abuse, strengthening prevention, improving data access for victims, and increasing government accountability, following intense lobbying efforts by the Federal Government Commissioner and advocacy groups.
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44% Bias Score
Tech Giants Condemned for Failure to Remove Violent Online Content Following Southport Attack
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper condemned tech giants for failing to remove violent extremist videos online, citing the Southport attack where the perpetrator accessed graphic content before murdering three young girls and injuring others. She emphasized the need for stronger action and improvements to...
Tech Giants Condemned for Failure to Remove Violent Online Content Following Southport Attack
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper condemned tech giants for failing to remove violent extremist videos online, citing the Southport attack where the perpetrator accessed graphic content before murdering three young girls and injuring others. She emphasized the need for stronger action and improvements to...
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40% Bias Score
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