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France to Reform Child Protection System Amidst Staffing Shortages and Overcrowding
French Solidarity Minister Catherine Vautrin announced a child protection bill for this autumn, addressing a critical shortage of foster families and high occupancy rates in nurseries (108%), proposing solutions including allowing foster parents to have additional jobs and reviewing placement proces...
France to Reform Child Protection System Amidst Staffing Shortages and Overcrowding
French Solidarity Minister Catherine Vautrin announced a child protection bill for this autumn, addressing a critical shortage of foster families and high occupancy rates in nurseries (108%), proposing solutions including allowing foster parents to have additional jobs and reviewing placement proces...
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32% Bias Score
FBI Seeks Tips on Gender-Affirming Care for Minors, Raising Legal Concerns
The FBI requested information on providers of gender-affirming care to minors, prompting criticism for lacking legal basis and potentially harming transgender youth; this action is part of a broader Trump administration effort against transgender rights, facing legal challenges.
FBI Seeks Tips on Gender-Affirming Care for Minors, Raising Legal Concerns
The FBI requested information on providers of gender-affirming care to minors, prompting criticism for lacking legal basis and potentially harming transgender youth; this action is part of a broader Trump administration effort against transgender rights, facing legal challenges.
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64% Bias Score
Dutch Housing Crisis Forces Children into Unlivable Conditions
Due to the Netherlands' housing crisis, children are living in cars, garages, and hallways, with at least one in twenty children at one Amsterdam school lacking a fixed residence; aid workers link this to the housing shortage, causing stress and educational setbacks.
Dutch Housing Crisis Forces Children into Unlivable Conditions
Due to the Netherlands' housing crisis, children are living in cars, garages, and hallways, with at least one in twenty children at one Amsterdam school lacking a fixed residence; aid workers link this to the housing shortage, causing stress and educational setbacks.
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40% Bias Score
Vladivostok Supports Orphans' Search for Families
Over 100 children in Vladivostok family centers seek adoptive families; the city administration actively facilitates the process through various guardianship options and provides contact details for potential guardians.
Vladivostok Supports Orphans' Search for Families
Over 100 children in Vladivostok family centers seek adoptive families; the city administration actively facilitates the process through various guardianship options and provides contact details for potential guardians.
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40% Bias Score
West Virginia Overhauls Foster Care System Amidst Transparency Concerns
West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey announced sweeping reforms to the state's foster care system on Wednesday, including mandatory information disclosure, monthly case reviews, and a new intake process, aiming to improve transparency and address decades of serious child welfare issues impacting ...
West Virginia Overhauls Foster Care System Amidst Transparency Concerns
West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey announced sweeping reforms to the state's foster care system on Wednesday, including mandatory information disclosure, monthly case reviews, and a new intake process, aiming to improve transparency and address decades of serious child welfare issues impacting ...
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48% Bias Score
Khabarovsk Juvenile Division: 90 Years of Fighting Youth Crime
On May 31, 2025, Khabarovsk's juvenile police division celebrates 90 years, highlighting Inspector Medvedeva's experiences with youth crime stemming from parental neglect, as seen in contrasting cases of Nikita, who overcame hardship, and Tolik, who succumbed to a life of crime.
Khabarovsk Juvenile Division: 90 Years of Fighting Youth Crime
On May 31, 2025, Khabarovsk's juvenile police division celebrates 90 years, highlighting Inspector Medvedeva's experiences with youth crime stemming from parental neglect, as seen in contrasting cases of Nikita, who overcame hardship, and Tolik, who succumbed to a life of crime.
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52% Bias Score
North Carolina Girls' School Closes Following Two Suicides
Asheville Academy, a North Carolina residential treatment school for girls, closed after two students died by suicide within a month, prompting a state investigation that began May 8th and led to a cease-and-desist order on May 27th, prohibiting new admissions.
North Carolina Girls' School Closes Following Two Suicides
Asheville Academy, a North Carolina residential treatment school for girls, closed after two students died by suicide within a month, prompting a state investigation that began May 8th and led to a cease-and-desist order on May 27th, prohibiting new admissions.
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56% Bias Score
Florida Mother Charged with Murder After Alleged Exorcism of 6-Year-Old Son
A six-year-old Florida boy, Ra'myl Pierre, was found dead in his home after a two-week absence from school; his mother, Rhonda Joyce Paulynice, is charged with second-degree murder for allegedly performing an exorcism that led to his death.
Florida Mother Charged with Murder After Alleged Exorcism of 6-Year-Old Son
A six-year-old Florida boy, Ra'myl Pierre, was found dead in his home after a two-week absence from school; his mother, Rhonda Joyce Paulynice, is charged with second-degree murder for allegedly performing an exorcism that led to his death.
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40% Bias Score
Russia to Reform Child Welfare System After Report Reveals 25% of Orphaned Children Unnecessarily Institutionalized
Following a nationwide inspection in Russia, child rights ombudsman Maria Lvova-Belova reported to President Putin that 25% of children in orphanages are there unnecessarily, advocating for a new nationwide family support service to address systemic issues and reduce institutionalization by 2030.
Russia to Reform Child Welfare System After Report Reveals 25% of Orphaned Children Unnecessarily Institutionalized
Following a nationwide inspection in Russia, child rights ombudsman Maria Lvova-Belova reported to President Putin that 25% of children in orphanages are there unnecessarily, advocating for a new nationwide family support service to address systemic issues and reduce institutionalization by 2030.
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44% Bias Score
Trump Administration's Policies Harm Children Despite Pro-Natalist Rhetoric
The Trump administration's policies, despite pro-natalist rhetoric, harm children through budget cuts to crucial programs, denial of tax credits to mixed-status families, and a crackdown on undocumented immigrants that separates families and endangers children.
Trump Administration's Policies Harm Children Despite Pro-Natalist Rhetoric
The Trump administration's policies, despite pro-natalist rhetoric, harm children through budget cuts to crucial programs, denial of tax credits to mixed-status families, and a crackdown on undocumented immigrants that separates families and endangers children.
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52% Bias Score
Deportation Threatens Four-Year-Old's Life in US
Four-year-old Sofia, suffering from short bowel syndrome, received life-saving treatment in the US after her family legally immigrated via CBP One; however, a deportation order threatens her life, sparking outrage and legal intervention.
Deportation Threatens Four-Year-Old's Life in US
Four-year-old Sofia, suffering from short bowel syndrome, received life-saving treatment in the US after her family legally immigrated via CBP One; however, a deportation order threatens her life, sparking outrage and legal intervention.
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56% Bias Score
West Virginia Overhauls Foster Care System Amid Transparency Concerns
West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey announced reforms to the state's troubled foster care system on Wednesday, including increased transparency, improved data access, and new case review procedures, following eight statewide listening sessions and a review of six critical cases between 2021 and ...
West Virginia Overhauls Foster Care System Amid Transparency Concerns
West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey announced reforms to the state's troubled foster care system on Wednesday, including increased transparency, improved data access, and new case review procedures, following eight statewide listening sessions and a review of six critical cases between 2021 and ...
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36% Bias Score
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