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Roblox Sued for Alleged Failure to Protect Children from Sexual Abuse
Louisiana's Attorney General sued Roblox, alleging inadequate safety protocols enabling child sexual abuse, citing lack of age verification, sexually explicit content, and a case involving a suspect using voice-altering technology to exploit children on the platform.
Roblox Sued for Alleged Failure to Protect Children from Sexual Abuse
Louisiana's Attorney General sued Roblox, alleging inadequate safety protocols enabling child sexual abuse, citing lack of age verification, sexually explicit content, and a case involving a suspect using voice-altering technology to exploit children on the platform.
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56% Bias Score
Sextortion Scam Targets Teenage Boy: Mother's Warning
A Coventry mother warns parents about sextortion after her 15-year-old son was targeted by criminals who created fake explicit images and threatened to distribute them unless he paid; police are investigating but were unable to trace the source, highlighting a significant rise in such crimes among U...
Sextortion Scam Targets Teenage Boy: Mother's Warning
A Coventry mother warns parents about sextortion after her 15-year-old son was targeted by criminals who created fake explicit images and threatened to distribute them unless he paid; police are investigating but were unable to trace the source, highlighting a significant rise in such crimes among U...
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24% Bias Score
Pennsylvania Law Allows Convicted Sex Offender to Have Baby via Surrogacy
A Pennsylvania teacher, Brandon Riley-Mitchell, convicted in 2016 of sexually abusing a 16-year-old student and possessing child pornography, had a baby via surrogacy with his husband, highlighting a loophole in state law that doesn't prevent registered sex offenders from using surrogates.
Pennsylvania Law Allows Convicted Sex Offender to Have Baby via Surrogacy
A Pennsylvania teacher, Brandon Riley-Mitchell, convicted in 2016 of sexually abusing a 16-year-old student and possessing child pornography, had a baby via surrogacy with his husband, highlighting a loophole in state law that doesn't prevent registered sex offenders from using surrogates.
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52% Bias Score
Father Searches for Daughter Abducted to Switzerland
Ángel Rodríguez is desperately searching for his six-year-old daughter, Irene, who was abducted by her mother, María López, on May 28, 2023, and is believed to be in Switzerland, possibly with the help of Verónica Saldaña.
Father Searches for Daughter Abducted to Switzerland
Ángel Rodríguez is desperately searching for his six-year-old daughter, Irene, who was abducted by her mother, María López, on May 28, 2023, and is believed to be in Switzerland, possibly with the help of Verónica Saldaña.
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64% Bias Score
Assemblies of God Faces Backlash Over Sex Abuse Scandal
The Assemblies of God is facing widespread criticism for its handling of a sex abuse scandal involving Daniel Savala, a convicted sex offender who abused numerous young men and boys connected to the denomination's Chi Alpha ministry, despite repeated warnings to officials.
Assemblies of God Faces Backlash Over Sex Abuse Scandal
The Assemblies of God is facing widespread criticism for its handling of a sex abuse scandal involving Daniel Savala, a convicted sex offender who abused numerous young men and boys connected to the denomination's Chi Alpha ministry, despite repeated warnings to officials.
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60% Bias Score
Online Safety Act: Labour Accuses Farage of Prioritizing Free Speech Over Child Safety
Labour and Reform UK clash over the Online Safety Act, with Labour accusing Reform UK of prioritizing freedom of speech over child safety, citing cases of online child abuse and blackmail, while Reform UK argues the Act threatens free speech.
Online Safety Act: Labour Accuses Farage of Prioritizing Free Speech Over Child Safety
Labour and Reform UK clash over the Online Safety Act, with Labour accusing Reform UK of prioritizing freedom of speech over child safety, citing cases of online child abuse and blackmail, while Reform UK argues the Act threatens free speech.
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64% Bias Score
Australia to Create National Childcare Database After Abuse Allegations
Australia's childcare industry faces intense scrutiny after multiple child abuse allegations, prompting the government to convene a meeting to implement a long-overdue national Working with Children check database recommended a decade ago by a Royal Commission.
Australia to Create National Childcare Database After Abuse Allegations
Australia's childcare industry faces intense scrutiny after multiple child abuse allegations, prompting the government to convene a meeting to implement a long-overdue national Working with Children check database recommended a decade ago by a Royal Commission.
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36% Bias Score
Hertfordshire Summer Camp Cancelled Amidst Concerns Over Charity's Alleged Extremist Ties
The Ahlulbayt Islamic Mission's summer camp, Camp Wilayah, for children aged nine to fourteen in Kings Langley, Hertfordshire, has been canceled following public outcry and safety concerns regarding the charity's alleged support for the Iranian regime and anti-Semitic statements. The cancellation wa...
Hertfordshire Summer Camp Cancelled Amidst Concerns Over Charity's Alleged Extremist Ties
The Ahlulbayt Islamic Mission's summer camp, Camp Wilayah, for children aged nine to fourteen in Kings Langley, Hertfordshire, has been canceled following public outcry and safety concerns regarding the charity's alleged support for the Iranian regime and anti-Semitic statements. The cancellation wa...
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60% Bias Score
Montreuil Abuse Case: Minister Criticizes Law After Suspects' Release
Following the release of two suspects in a case involving sexual abuse of infants at a Montreuil hospital, despite the prosecutor's request for detention, French Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin criticized the current law, highlighting the need for a change in the legislation.
Montreuil Abuse Case: Minister Criticizes Law After Suspects' Release
Following the release of two suspects in a case involving sexual abuse of infants at a Montreuil hospital, despite the prosecutor's request for detention, French Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin criticized the current law, highlighting the need for a change in the legislation.
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44% Bias Score
Australian Childcare Crisis: Systemic Failures Expose Vulnerable Children
Recent allegations of widespread sexual and physical abuse in Australian childcare centers have sparked a national crisis, prompting calls for systemic reform to address vulnerabilities created by rapid industry growth and inadequate oversight, resulting in thousands of children undergoing testing a...
Australian Childcare Crisis: Systemic Failures Expose Vulnerable Children
Recent allegations of widespread sexual and physical abuse in Australian childcare centers have sparked a national crisis, prompting calls for systemic reform to address vulnerabilities created by rapid industry growth and inadequate oversight, resulting in thousands of children undergoing testing a...
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68% Bias Score
Новосибирск Mother Faces Trial for Child Neglect
A 39-year-old Новосибирск mother faces trial for allegedly neglecting her six children from July 2018 to May 2025, failing to provide adequate care while her partner physically abused them; the situation came to light when a child arrived at school with a self-inflicted wound.
Новосибирск Mother Faces Trial for Child Neglect
A 39-year-old Новосибирск mother faces trial for allegedly neglecting her six children from July 2018 to May 2025, failing to provide adequate care while her partner physically abused them; the situation came to light when a child arrived at school with a self-inflicted wound.
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60% Bias Score
UK Online Safety Act Sparks Transatlantic Free Speech Debate
The UK's Online Safety Act, implemented to protect children from harmful online content, has faced immediate backlash from the right in the UK and US, raising concerns about free speech versus online safety and resulting in potential multi-billion dollar fines for non-compliance.
UK Online Safety Act Sparks Transatlantic Free Speech Debate
The UK's Online Safety Act, implemented to protect children from harmful online content, has faced immediate backlash from the right in the UK and US, raising concerns about free speech versus online safety and resulting in potential multi-billion dollar fines for non-compliance.
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48% Bias Score
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