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Spanish Constitutional Court Rejects Challenges, Proceeds with Amnesty Law Debate
Despite challenges from judges, the PP, and the Senate, Spain's Constitutional Court will begin debating the amnesty law on June 10th, rejecting claims of procedural irregularities and maintaining its schedule; the president considers these actions as delaying tactics.
Spanish Constitutional Court Rejects Challenges, Proceeds with Amnesty Law Debate
Despite challenges from judges, the PP, and the Senate, Spain's Constitutional Court will begin debating the amnesty law on June 10th, rejecting claims of procedural irregularities and maintaining its schedule; the president considers these actions as delaying tactics.
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60% Bias Score
Spanish Senate Seeks ECJ Ruling on Amnesty Law for Catalan Independence
The Spanish Senate requested the Constitutional Court to refer seven aspects of the amnesty law for the Catalan independence process to the European Court of Justice (ECJ) due to potential conflicts with EU law, including concerns about legal certainty, reclassification of embezzlement, and potentia...
Spanish Senate Seeks ECJ Ruling on Amnesty Law for Catalan Independence
The Spanish Senate requested the Constitutional Court to refer seven aspects of the amnesty law for the Catalan independence process to the European Court of Justice (ECJ) due to potential conflicts with EU law, including concerns about legal certainty, reclassification of embezzlement, and potentia...
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32% Bias Score
Italy's High Court Grants Legal Recognition to Intentional Mothers in Same-Sex Couples
The Italian Constitutional Court declared illegal the denial of legal recognition to the intentional mother in same-sex couples who used medically assisted procreation abroad, impacting at least 38 families in Padua and setting a precedent for future cases while simultaneously denying PMA access to ...
Italy's High Court Grants Legal Recognition to Intentional Mothers in Same-Sex Couples
The Italian Constitutional Court declared illegal the denial of legal recognition to the intentional mother in same-sex couples who used medically assisted procreation abroad, impacting at least 38 families in Padua and setting a precedent for future cases while simultaneously denying PMA access to ...
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48% Bias Score
Italy's Constitutional Court Grants Full Parental Rights to Same-Sex Couples
The Italian Constitutional Court ruled that same-sex female couples can both be listed as parents on a child's birth certificate, overturning a previous policy that only allowed the biological mother to be recognized as the parent and requiring the non-biological mother to adopt; this decision follo...
Italy's Constitutional Court Grants Full Parental Rights to Same-Sex Couples
The Italian Constitutional Court ruled that same-sex female couples can both be listed as parents on a child's birth certificate, overturning a previous policy that only allowed the biological mother to be recognized as the parent and requiring the non-biological mother to adopt; this decision follo...
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32% Bias Score
Italian Court Grants Full Parental Rights to Same-Sex Female Couples Using IVF
Italy's Constitutional Court ruled that both women in a same-sex couple using IVF abroad can be legally recognized as parents in Italy, even if one is not the biological mother, overturning parts of a 2004 law and addressing inconsistencies in applications across different municipalities.
Italian Court Grants Full Parental Rights to Same-Sex Female Couples Using IVF
Italy's Constitutional Court ruled that both women in a same-sex couple using IVF abroad can be legally recognized as parents in Italy, even if one is not the biological mother, overturning parts of a 2004 law and addressing inconsistencies in applications across different municipalities.
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44% Bias Score
PP Requests Suspension of Amnesty Law Appeal Pending EU Court Decision
The Partido Popular (PP) requested the Spanish Constitutional Court (TC) to suspend its appeal against the amnesty law for the 1-O process, awaiting the European Union Court of Justice's (TJUE) decision on four preliminary questions related to EU law, criticizing the TC for learning about a proposal...
PP Requests Suspension of Amnesty Law Appeal Pending EU Court Decision
The Partido Popular (PP) requested the Spanish Constitutional Court (TC) to suspend its appeal against the amnesty law for the 1-O process, awaiting the European Union Court of Justice's (TJUE) decision on four preliminary questions related to EU law, criticizing the TC for learning about a proposal...
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36% Bias Score
Spanish Court Suspends Valencia's "Concordia Law" on Historical Memory
Spain's Constitutional Court suspended parts of Valencia's "Concordia Law" on historical memory, following a government appeal alleging violations of constitutional rights and state competencies; this halts the law's application until further review.
Spanish Court Suspends Valencia's "Concordia Law" on Historical Memory
Spain's Constitutional Court suspended parts of Valencia's "Concordia Law" on historical memory, following a government appeal alleging violations of constitutional rights and state competencies; this halts the law's application until further review.
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36% Bias Score
Spanish Court Accepts Appeals Against Migrant Minor Distribution Decree
The Constitutional Court of Spain accepted appeals from Aragon, Extremadura, and Cantabria challenging a decree on the distribution of unaccompanied migrant minors, which was approved by the central government after an agreement with Carles Puigdemont and criticized for violating regional competenci...
Spanish Court Accepts Appeals Against Migrant Minor Distribution Decree
The Constitutional Court of Spain accepted appeals from Aragon, Extremadura, and Cantabria challenging a decree on the distribution of unaccompanied migrant minors, which was approved by the central government after an agreement with Carles Puigdemont and criticized for violating regional competenci...
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60% Bias Score
Turin to Resume Registrations of Children Born to Same-Sex Parents
Turin's registry office will resume registering children born to same-sex couples via medically assisted procreation abroad after a Constitutional Court ruling deemed a law preventing the non-biological mother's recognition illegitimate; this follows a 2022 suspension and a subsequent political batt...
Turin to Resume Registrations of Children Born to Same-Sex Parents
Turin's registry office will resume registering children born to same-sex couples via medically assisted procreation abroad after a Constitutional Court ruling deemed a law preventing the non-biological mother's recognition illegitimate; this follows a 2022 suspension and a subsequent political batt...
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56% Bias Score
Italy's Constitutional Court Grants Legal Recognition to Non-Biological Mothers in Same-Sex Couples
The Italian Constitutional Court ruled that denying legal recognition to the non-biological mother in same-sex female couples violates children's constitutional rights, impacting thousands of families and potentially paving the way for broader legal changes regarding assisted reproductive technologi...
Italy's Constitutional Court Grants Legal Recognition to Non-Biological Mothers in Same-Sex Couples
The Italian Constitutional Court ruled that denying legal recognition to the non-biological mother in same-sex female couples violates children's constitutional rights, impacting thousands of families and potentially paving the way for broader legal changes regarding assisted reproductive technologi...
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52% Bias Score
Turkey's AKP Withdraws Bill Granting President Power to Dismiss Military Officers
Following opposition backlash, the ruling AKP party in Turkey announced it will remove a proposed law granting President Erdoğan the power to dismiss military officers ranking between lieutenant and colonel from the Turkish Armed Forces, after initially being proposed on May 16th.
Turkey's AKP Withdraws Bill Granting President Power to Dismiss Military Officers
Following opposition backlash, the ruling AKP party in Turkey announced it will remove a proposed law granting President Erdoğan the power to dismiss military officers ranking between lieutenant and colonel from the Turkish Armed Forces, after initially being proposed on May 16th.
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44% Bias Score
Romania's Hard-Right Loses Election Rerun, Challenges Results
George Simion, leader of Romania's hard-right Alliance for the Unity of Romanians, lost the May 21 presidential election rerun to Nicusor Dan and is challenging the results in Romania's Constitutional Court, alleging foreign interference from France and Moldova, and manipulation without providing ev...
Romania's Hard-Right Loses Election Rerun, Challenges Results
George Simion, leader of Romania's hard-right Alliance for the Unity of Romanians, lost the May 21 presidential election rerun to Nicusor Dan and is challenging the results in Romania's Constitutional Court, alleging foreign interference from France and Moldova, and manipulation without providing ev...
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44% Bias Score
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