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Spain to Sanction Regions Failing Child Welfare Standards
The Spanish government will sanction autonomous communities failing to meet minimum welfare standards in child care centers, creating a royal decree to standardize inspections and establish national requirements for staff, facilities, and programs, following concerns over varying quality and a recen...
Spain to Sanction Regions Failing Child Welfare Standards
The Spanish government will sanction autonomous communities failing to meet minimum welfare standards in child care centers, creating a royal decree to standardize inspections and establish national requirements for staff, facilities, and programs, following concerns over varying quality and a recen...
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40% Bias Score
Instagram Launches Enhanced Parental Controls for Teen Accounts in Germany
Instagram launched its "Teen accounts" in Germany, requiring parental consent for minors under 16 to share nude photos in private chats; AI blurs images without consent, alongside time limits, night mode, and content filters to combat online exploitation and addiction.
Instagram Launches Enhanced Parental Controls for Teen Accounts in Germany
Instagram launched its "Teen accounts" in Germany, requiring parental consent for minors under 16 to share nude photos in private chats; AI blurs images without consent, alongside time limits, night mode, and content filters to combat online exploitation and addiction.
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52% Bias Score
Man Arrested for Detaining 15-Year-Old Girlfriend in Palencia
A 30-year-old man in Palencia, Spain, was arrested on April 1st for detaining a 15-year-old girl with whom he had a secret relationship, having previously lived with her family. He was released with charges and a restraining order.
Man Arrested for Detaining 15-Year-Old Girlfriend in Palencia
A 30-year-old man in Palencia, Spain, was arrested on April 1st for detaining a 15-year-old girl with whom he had a secret relationship, having previously lived with her family. He was released with charges and a restraining order.
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44% Bias Score
UK Faces Pressure to Uphold Online Child Safety Law in US Trade Deal
The UK government faces intense pressure from child safety campaigners to resist US demands to weaken its Online Safety Act (OSA), which protects children from harmful content, as part of a transatlantic trade deal, with threats of billions of pounds in fines to companies that breach it.
UK Faces Pressure to Uphold Online Child Safety Law in US Trade Deal
The UK government faces intense pressure from child safety campaigners to resist US demands to weaken its Online Safety Act (OSA), which protects children from harmful content, as part of a transatlantic trade deal, with threats of billions of pounds in fines to companies that breach it.
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56% Bias Score
The Hague Child Protection Council to Review All Files Before Court Hearings
Following an NRC report exposing years of unpreparedness, the Child Protection Council in The Hague will review all case files before court appearances from May 1st, addressing concerns over lost crucial information in child custody cases.
The Hague Child Protection Council to Review All Files Before Court Hearings
Following an NRC report exposing years of unpreparedness, the Child Protection Council in The Hague will review all case files before court appearances from May 1st, addressing concerns over lost crucial information in child custody cases.
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36% Bias Score
UK Gen Z Widely Exposed to Online Misogyny: Survey
A new Amnesty International survey reveals that 73% of Gen Z social media users in the UK have witnessed misogynistic content online, with half seeing it weekly, prompting calls for increased platform accountability and digital literacy education to counter the harmful effects of online misogyny.
UK Gen Z Widely Exposed to Online Misogyny: Survey
A new Amnesty International survey reveals that 73% of Gen Z social media users in the UK have witnessed misogynistic content online, with half seeing it weekly, prompting calls for increased platform accountability and digital literacy education to counter the harmful effects of online misogyny.
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48% Bias Score
UNHCR Report Highlights Urgent Needs of Unaccompanied Minors in Canary Islands
A UNHCR report reveals that 55% of interviewed unaccompanied migrant minors in the Canary Islands may need international protection, while 14% require specialized care, and 8% need family reunification, highlighting the urgent need for improved resources and support systems.
UNHCR Report Highlights Urgent Needs of Unaccompanied Minors in Canary Islands
A UNHCR report reveals that 55% of interviewed unaccompanied migrant minors in the Canary Islands may need international protection, while 14% require specialized care, and 8% need family reunification, highlighting the urgent need for improved resources and support systems.
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36% Bias Score
Russia to Mandate Parental Consent for Teen Bank Accounts
The Russian State Duma will review a bill in May 2025 mandating parental consent for bank accounts of 14-18 year olds, prompted by over 75 billion rubles in fraudulent transactions involving minors in 2023-2024 and concerns from the Bank of Russia.
Russia to Mandate Parental Consent for Teen Bank Accounts
The Russian State Duma will review a bill in May 2025 mandating parental consent for bank accounts of 14-18 year olds, prompted by over 75 billion rubles in fraudulent transactions involving minors in 2023-2024 and concerns from the Bank of Russia.
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40% Bias Score
Rutgers Sues Civitas Christiana for Defamation Over Sex Education Program
In Utrecht, Netherlands, Rutgers filed a lawsuit against Civitas Christiana for spreading false information about its sex education program and the 'Week of Spring Feelings' campaign for elementary schools, resulting in threats against Rutgers staff and demands for retraction of false claims.
Rutgers Sues Civitas Christiana for Defamation Over Sex Education Program
In Utrecht, Netherlands, Rutgers filed a lawsuit against Civitas Christiana for spreading false information about its sex education program and the 'Week of Spring Feelings' campaign for elementary schools, resulting in threats against Rutgers staff and demands for retraction of false claims.
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52% Bias Score
Missed Warning Signs in Child Stabbing Case Expose Systemic Failures
A 24-year-old man, David, who was stabbed 18 times by his mother at age nine, reveals systemic failures in the South Gloucestershire Council's child protection system, as highlighted in a serious case review delayed for years, showing missed opportunities for intervention due to lack of inter-agency...
Missed Warning Signs in Child Stabbing Case Expose Systemic Failures
A 24-year-old man, David, who was stabbed 18 times by his mother at age nine, reveals systemic failures in the South Gloucestershire Council's child protection system, as highlighted in a serious case review delayed for years, showing missed opportunities for intervention due to lack of inter-agency...
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44% Bias Score
Unprepared Child Protection Board in The Hague Impacts Custody Cases
The Hague's Child Protection Board attends hundreds of annual custody hearings unprepared, failing to review case files before advising judges on child welfare during parental separations, potentially impacting thousands of children yearly.
Unprepared Child Protection Board in The Hague Impacts Custody Cases
The Hague's Child Protection Board attends hundreds of annual custody hearings unprepared, failing to review case files before advising judges on child welfare during parental separations, potentially impacting thousands of children yearly.
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52% Bias Score
Spanish Supreme Court Orders Central Government to Care for 1,200 Unaccompanied Asylum-Seeking Minors
The Spanish Supreme Court ruled that the central government must immediately provide care for approximately 1,200 unaccompanied minors in the Canary Islands seeking asylum, reversing prior jurisdiction assignments and highlighting systemic issues in Spain's asylum and child protection systems.
Spanish Supreme Court Orders Central Government to Care for 1,200 Unaccompanied Asylum-Seeking Minors
The Spanish Supreme Court ruled that the central government must immediately provide care for approximately 1,200 unaccompanied minors in the Canary Islands seeking asylum, reversing prior jurisdiction assignments and highlighting systemic issues in Spain's asylum and child protection systems.
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36% Bias Score
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