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52% Bias Score
Dutch Children Attend Crimea's Sanctioned Military Camp
Nine Dutch children with Russian backgrounds attended the EU-sanctioned Artek summer camp in occupied Crimea last year, and five more likely attended this year; the camp, known for military training and pro-Russian propaganda, raises concerns about sanctions enforcement and children's exposure to pr...
Dutch Children Attend Crimea's Sanctioned Military Camp
Nine Dutch children with Russian backgrounds attended the EU-sanctioned Artek summer camp in occupied Crimea last year, and five more likely attended this year; the camp, known for military training and pro-Russian propaganda, raises concerns about sanctions enforcement and children's exposure to pr...
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48% Bias Score
Climate Crisis Threatens 12 Million Kenyan Children
UNICEF warns that 12 million Kenyan children face life-threatening risks due to the climate crisis, with 2.4 million in very high-risk areas, experiencing disruptions to essential services like water, food, healthcare, education, and protection due to extreme weather events and environmental degrada...
Climate Crisis Threatens 12 Million Kenyan Children
UNICEF warns that 12 million Kenyan children face life-threatening risks due to the climate crisis, with 2.4 million in very high-risk areas, experiencing disruptions to essential services like water, food, healthcare, education, and protection due to extreme weather events and environmental degrada...
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24% Bias Score
Netherlands Falls in Global Child Rights Ranking
The Netherlands fell from 19th to 21st place in the 2024 KidsRights Index due to concerns about low vaccination rates, online child sexual abuse material, insufficient policy prioritization for children's rights in asylum and migration, child poverty, youth care, and inadequate responses to mental h...
Netherlands Falls in Global Child Rights Ranking
The Netherlands fell from 19th to 21st place in the 2024 KidsRights Index due to concerns about low vaccination rates, online child sexual abuse material, insufficient policy prioritization for children's rights in asylum and migration, child poverty, youth care, and inadequate responses to mental h...
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28% Bias Score
Judge Orders Hearing After 2-Year-Old U.S. Citizen Deported to Honduras
A federal judge in Louisiana halted the deportation of a 2-year-old U.S. citizen who was sent to Honduras with her mother on Friday, raising concerns about due process violations. The judge learned that the mother and child were already in Honduras by calling a government lawyer.
Judge Orders Hearing After 2-Year-Old U.S. Citizen Deported to Honduras
A federal judge in Louisiana halted the deportation of a 2-year-old U.S. citizen who was sent to Honduras with her mother on Friday, raising concerns about due process violations. The judge learned that the mother and child were already in Honduras by calling a government lawyer.
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60% Bias Score
Dutch Prosecutors Halt Prosecution of Parents Who Refuse Schooling Based on Belief
The Dutch Public Prosecution Service (OM) will no longer prosecute parents who refuse to send their children to school due to belief, citing lengthy, complex legal processes and inconsistent court rulings. This follows a sharp increase in granted exemptions—from 705 in 2015-2016 to 2124 in 2022-2023...
Dutch Prosecutors Halt Prosecution of Parents Who Refuse Schooling Based on Belief
The Dutch Public Prosecution Service (OM) will no longer prosecute parents who refuse to send their children to school due to belief, citing lengthy, complex legal processes and inconsistent court rulings. This follows a sharp increase in granted exemptions—from 705 in 2015-2016 to 2124 in 2022-2023...
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44% Bias Score
WHO Declares Corporal Punishment a Global Public Health Crisis
The WHO declared corporal punishment a global public health concern; a new report shows children exposed are 24% less likely to be developmentally on track, with 1.2 billion children affected yearly, and 17% suffering severe forms in the last month. 68 states have fully banned it.
WHO Declares Corporal Punishment a Global Public Health Crisis
The WHO declared corporal punishment a global public health concern; a new report shows children exposed are 24% less likely to be developmentally on track, with 1.2 billion children affected yearly, and 17% suffering severe forms in the last month. 68 states have fully banned it.
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48% Bias Score
Guatemala Sentences Six for Deaths of 41 Girls in 2017 Shelter Fire
A Guatemalan judge convicted six former government officials, including a former social welfare secretary, for their roles in a 2017 fire at a youth shelter that killed 41 girls, highlighting systemic failures in the country's child protection system.
Guatemala Sentences Six for Deaths of 41 Girls in 2017 Shelter Fire
A Guatemalan judge convicted six former government officials, including a former social welfare secretary, for their roles in a 2017 fire at a youth shelter that killed 41 girls, highlighting systemic failures in the country's child protection system.
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36% Bias Score
Colombian Senator Shot: Child Hitman Highlights Latin America's Juvenile Crime Crisis
On June 7th, 2024, a 14-year-old in Colombia shot Senator Miguel Uribe Turbay; the incident highlights the ongoing problem of child soldiers in Latin America, exacerbated by poverty, lack of opportunity, and flawed justice systems.
Colombian Senator Shot: Child Hitman Highlights Latin America's Juvenile Crime Crisis
On June 7th, 2024, a 14-year-old in Colombia shot Senator Miguel Uribe Turbay; the incident highlights the ongoing problem of child soldiers in Latin America, exacerbated by poverty, lack of opportunity, and flawed justice systems.
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40% Bias Score
Key Club's Zambia Trip: Student-Led Fundraising Spurs Government Expansion of Child Development Programs
Three Key Club International student leaders visited Zambia to witness the impact of their fundraising for UNICEF's early childhood development programs, observing successful community-based centers that prompted the Zambian government to plan a significant expansion of similar programs nationwide.
Key Club's Zambia Trip: Student-Led Fundraising Spurs Government Expansion of Child Development Programs
Three Key Club International student leaders visited Zambia to witness the impact of their fundraising for UNICEF's early childhood development programs, observing successful community-based centers that prompted the Zambian government to plan a significant expansion of similar programs nationwide.
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44% Bias Score
Judge suspects deportation of 2-year-old U.S. citizen to Honduras without due process
A federal judge in Louisiana suspects that a 2-year-old U.S. citizen was deported to Honduras with her mother and sister without due process, prompting a hearing and raising concerns about ICE procedures and potential violations of federal law.
Judge suspects deportation of 2-year-old U.S. citizen to Honduras without due process
A federal judge in Louisiana suspects that a 2-year-old U.S. citizen was deported to Honduras with her mother and sister without due process, prompting a hearing and raising concerns about ICE procedures and potential violations of federal law.
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24% Bias Score
US Citizen Children Deported to Mexico Amidst Allegations of Abuse
A family of eight, including six US citizen children and two undocumented parents, was deported from Texas to Mexico on February 4, 2025, after a 24-hour detention at an immigration checkpoint, prompting a complaint alleging abuses and denial of medical care for a child recovering from brain cancer ...
US Citizen Children Deported to Mexico Amidst Allegations of Abuse
A family of eight, including six US citizen children and two undocumented parents, was deported from Texas to Mexico on February 4, 2025, after a 24-hour detention at an immigration checkpoint, prompting a complaint alleging abuses and denial of medical care for a child recovering from brain cancer ...
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52% Bias Score
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