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German Mother Sentenced for Son's School Truancy
A German court handed a 42-year-old mother a five-month suspended sentence for failing to send her 13-year-old son to school since November 2023; authorities plan to ensure the child attends school in person despite the mother's plan for online schooling.
German Mother Sentenced for Son's School Truancy
A German court handed a 42-year-old mother a five-month suspended sentence for failing to send her 13-year-old son to school since November 2023; authorities plan to ensure the child attends school in person despite the mother's plan for online schooling.
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52% Bias Score
UNICEF Photo Contest Awards Two First Prizes, Reflecting the Impact of the October 2023 Conflict on Children
UNICEF Germany's 25th annual photo contest awarded two first prizes: one to Israeli Avishag Shaar-Yashuv for pictures of Israeli children in shelters after the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack, and another to Palestinian Samar Abu Elouf for images of Palestinian child victims, highlighting their dignity...
UNICEF Photo Contest Awards Two First Prizes, Reflecting the Impact of the October 2023 Conflict on Children
UNICEF Germany's 25th annual photo contest awarded two first prizes: one to Israeli Avishag Shaar-Yashuv for pictures of Israeli children in shelters after the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack, and another to Palestinian Samar Abu Elouf for images of Palestinian child victims, highlighting their dignity...
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32% Bias Score
Frequent Foster Care Moves Harm Dutch Youths
A Dutch study found that children in foster care are moved an average of six times, causing significant mental health issues and social disruption; improvements to the system, such as better staff training and flexible support are needed to prevent this.
Frequent Foster Care Moves Harm Dutch Youths
A Dutch study found that children in foster care are moved an average of six times, causing significant mental health issues and social disruption; improvements to the system, such as better staff training and flexible support are needed to prevent this.
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64% Bias Score
74 Child Deaths Highlight England's Temporary Housing Crisis
Official data reveals that at least 74 children have died in temporary accommodation in England over the past five years, with the majority being infants under one year old, prompting government action with a £1bn allocation to address the housing crisis affecting 123,000 families.
74 Child Deaths Highlight England's Temporary Housing Crisis
Official data reveals that at least 74 children have died in temporary accommodation in England over the past five years, with the majority being infants under one year old, prompting government action with a £1bn allocation to address the housing crisis affecting 123,000 families.
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56% Bias Score
Court of Appeal Overturns Anonymity Order for Sara Sharif Case Judges
The Court of Appeal overturned a High Court order anonymizing three judges who handled Sara Sharif's family court case, ruling the judge lacked jurisdiction and made unfair remarks about the press; the judges' identities will be revealed in seven days.
Court of Appeal Overturns Anonymity Order for Sara Sharif Case Judges
The Court of Appeal overturned a High Court order anonymizing three judges who handled Sara Sharif's family court case, ruling the judge lacked jurisdiction and made unfair remarks about the press; the judges' identities will be revealed in seven days.
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44% Bias Score
Belarus Expands Criteria for Socially Dangerous Family Designations
In Belarus, families are designated as "socially dangerous" (SOP) for reasons ranging from parental substance abuse to political charges, with the process lacking clear guidelines and potentially leading to arbitrary interventions and family separations.
Belarus Expands Criteria for Socially Dangerous Family Designations
In Belarus, families are designated as "socially dangerous" (SOP) for reasons ranging from parental substance abuse to political charges, with the process lacking clear guidelines and potentially leading to arbitrary interventions and family separations.
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52% Bias Score
Stauffer Family Vlog and the Fallout from Huxley's Adoption
The documentary "An Update on Our Family" details the Stauffer family's experience adopting Huxley from China, the subsequent online backlash after his rehoming, and the ethical questions raised regarding monetizing family life and online hate.
Stauffer Family Vlog and the Fallout from Huxley's Adoption
The documentary "An Update on Our Family" details the Stauffer family's experience adopting Huxley from China, the subsequent online backlash after his rehoming, and the ethical questions raised regarding monetizing family life and online hate.
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56% Bias Score
Frequent Foster Care Moves Harm Dutch Youth
A Dutch study reveals that children in foster care are frequently moved, averaging six times, with some moved up to 20 times, severely impacting their mental health and social lives, prompting calls for systemic change.
Frequent Foster Care Moves Harm Dutch Youth
A Dutch study reveals that children in foster care are frequently moved, averaging six times, with some moved up to 20 times, severely impacting their mental health and social lives, prompting calls for systemic change.
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48% Bias Score
Children's Involvement in Post-Murder Riots: Distrust, Disadvantage, and Misinformation
Following the July 2024 murders of three children in Southport, England, riots erupted nationwide, leading to at least 147 child arrests and 84 charges; a report suggests underlying causes included police distrust, lack of opportunities, and the spread of misinformation.
Children's Involvement in Post-Murder Riots: Distrust, Disadvantage, and Misinformation
Following the July 2024 murders of three children in Southport, England, riots erupted nationwide, leading to at least 147 child arrests and 84 charges; a report suggests underlying causes included police distrust, lack of opportunities, and the spread of misinformation.
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44% Bias Score
Dutch Court Rules on Sperm Donor's Social Media Activity
A Dutch court is deciding if sperm donor Jonathan Meijer can continue making social media videos after parents of his 1000+ donor children sued him for interfering with their upbringing through online content, despite a previous court order halting his donations.
Dutch Court Rules on Sperm Donor's Social Media Activity
A Dutch court is deciding if sperm donor Jonathan Meijer can continue making social media videos after parents of his 1000+ donor children sued him for interfering with their upbringing through online content, despite a previous court order halting his donations.
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44% Bias Score
Staff and Foster Family Shortages Strain North Rhine-Westphalia's Child Protection System
North Rhine-Westphalia faces a shortage of foster families and youth welfare staff, impacting child protection services; the state government is investing €72.4 million in 2025 to address the issue, with additional support for staff recruitment and temporary solutions to accommodate children in need...
Staff and Foster Family Shortages Strain North Rhine-Westphalia's Child Protection System
North Rhine-Westphalia faces a shortage of foster families and youth welfare staff, impacting child protection services; the state government is investing €72.4 million in 2025 to address the issue, with additional support for staff recruitment and temporary solutions to accommodate children in need...
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24% Bias Score
Alabama Faces Lawsuit Over Institutionalization of Disabled Children
The U.S. Justice Department found Alabama violates the Americans with Disabilities Act by unnecessarily institutionalizing children with physical disabilities in nursing homes, threatening a lawsuit unless the state expands community-based services and support for families.
Alabama Faces Lawsuit Over Institutionalization of Disabled Children
The U.S. Justice Department found Alabama violates the Americans with Disabilities Act by unnecessarily institutionalizing children with physical disabilities in nursing homes, threatening a lawsuit unless the state expands community-based services and support for families.
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48% Bias Score
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