Showing 133 to 144 of 451 results
Iranian Missile Kills Four in Tamra, Exposing Israeli Inequality
An Iranian missile intended for Haifa hit the Israeli Arab town of Tamra on Saturday night, killing four members of the Khatib family and injuring approximately 40 others, exposing inequalities in civil defense infrastructure and highlighting deep societal divisions within Israel.
Iranian Missile Kills Four in Tamra, Exposing Israeli Inequality
An Iranian missile intended for Haifa hit the Israeli Arab town of Tamra on Saturday night, killing four members of the Khatib family and injuring approximately 40 others, exposing inequalities in civil defense infrastructure and highlighting deep societal divisions within Israel.
Progress
56% Bias Score
Charities Urge EHRC to Extend Consultation on Supreme Court Gender Ruling
Over 20 charities urged the EHRC to extend its six-week consultation on the Supreme Court's gender ruling to twelve weeks, fearing rushed guidance could lead to unlawful discrimination against those with protected characteristics; a legal challenge to force an extension was rejected.
Charities Urge EHRC to Extend Consultation on Supreme Court Gender Ruling
Over 20 charities urged the EHRC to extend its six-week consultation on the Supreme Court's gender ruling to twelve weeks, fearing rushed guidance could lead to unlawful discrimination against those with protected characteristics; a legal challenge to force an extension was rejected.
Progress
52% Bias Score
Berlin Senator Admits to Delay in Reading Teacher's Bullying Complaint
A Berlin teacher's complaint of homophobic bullying and discrimination at Carl-Bolle-Grundschule, sent to Senator Günther-Wünsch in December 2024, was only read after media reports in May 2025, prompting criticism regarding responsiveness within Berlin's education system.
Berlin Senator Admits to Delay in Reading Teacher's Bullying Complaint
A Berlin teacher's complaint of homophobic bullying and discrimination at Carl-Bolle-Grundschule, sent to Senator Günther-Wünsch in December 2024, was only read after media reports in May 2025, prompting criticism regarding responsiveness within Berlin's education system.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Algorithmic Bias in Recruitment: Exposing Discrimination in Automated Hiring
Hubert Guillaud's "Les Algorithmes contre la société" exposes the flaws of automated systems, particularly in recruitment, where keyword-matching algorithms discriminate against older workers and women over 40, resulting in a 30% lower callback rate compared to younger applicants, according to a Ban...
Algorithmic Bias in Recruitment: Exposing Discrimination in Automated Hiring
Hubert Guillaud's "Les Algorithmes contre la société" exposes the flaws of automated systems, particularly in recruitment, where keyword-matching algorithms discriminate against older workers and women over 40, resulting in a 30% lower callback rate compared to younger applicants, according to a Ban...
Progress
68% Bias Score
Germany Shows High LGBT+ Acceptance, Poland Lags in Ipsos Poll
A new Ipsos poll shows significantly higher LGBT+ acceptance in Germany (78% for lesbian, gay, and bisexual protection) than in Poland (53%), reflecting a global decline in LGBT+ acceptance, with generational differences also emerging.
Germany Shows High LGBT+ Acceptance, Poland Lags in Ipsos Poll
A new Ipsos poll shows significantly higher LGBT+ acceptance in Germany (78% for lesbian, gay, and bisexual protection) than in Poland (53%), reflecting a global decline in LGBT+ acceptance, with generational differences also emerging.
Progress
28% Bias Score
Ageism in German Language: Negative Connotations and Societal Impact
A German-language article analyzes ageist language used to describe older people, revealing negative connotations in compound words like "Rentnerboom" and metaphors comparing older populations to natural disasters, contrasting this with the lack of similar negative language for younger demographics.
Ageism in German Language: Negative Connotations and Societal Impact
A German-language article analyzes ageist language used to describe older people, revealing negative connotations in compound words like "Rentnerboom" and metaphors comparing older populations to natural disasters, contrasting this with the lack of similar negative language for younger demographics.
Progress
84% Bias Score
UK Supreme Court Ruling Sparks Transgender Discrimination
A transgender woman visiting London was barred from a women's restroom due to a recent British Supreme Court ruling classifying sex as binary under the Equality Act, highlighting the immediate and broader societal consequences of this decision.
UK Supreme Court Ruling Sparks Transgender Discrimination
A transgender woman visiting London was barred from a women's restroom due to a recent British Supreme Court ruling classifying sex as binary under the Equality Act, highlighting the immediate and broader societal consequences of this decision.
Progress
64% Bias Score
Distel Atbaryan's Insult Sparks Outrage, Exposing Hypocrisy in Israeli Government
In the Israeli Knesset, MK Galit Distel Atbaryan insulted Reform rabbi and MK Gilad Kariv, saying "Get the enlightened Reformist out, let the real Jews stay." This sparked outrage, highlighting hypocrisy within the Israeli government and its actions against core Jewish values, alienating millions of...
Distel Atbaryan's Insult Sparks Outrage, Exposing Hypocrisy in Israeli Government
In the Israeli Knesset, MK Galit Distel Atbaryan insulted Reform rabbi and MK Gilad Kariv, saying "Get the enlightened Reformist out, let the real Jews stay." This sparked outrage, highlighting hypocrisy within the Israeli government and its actions against core Jewish values, alienating millions of...
Progress
60% Bias Score
Bally's Chicago Casino Drops Discriminatory Investment Policy Following Lawsuit
Bally's Chicago casino settled a lawsuit after two white male investors claimed its policy of reserving 25% of its $250 million IPO for minority and women investors violated the Civil Rights Act of 1866; the casino subsequently dropped the requirement, opening investment to all.
Bally's Chicago Casino Drops Discriminatory Investment Policy Following Lawsuit
Bally's Chicago casino settled a lawsuit after two white male investors claimed its policy of reserving 25% of its $250 million IPO for minority and women investors violated the Civil Rights Act of 1866; the casino subsequently dropped the requirement, opening investment to all.
Progress
64% Bias Score
Japanese Author Sues Official for 'Outing,' Highlighting Lack of LGBTQ+ Protections
Japanese author Kotomi Li is suing Kōfu council member Hiromi Muramatsu for publicly disclosing her transgender identity and birth name on social media without consent, marking the first 'outing' case against a public official in Japan and highlighting the lack of legal protection for LGBTQ+ individ...
Japanese Author Sues Official for 'Outing,' Highlighting Lack of LGBTQ+ Protections
Japanese author Kotomi Li is suing Kōfu council member Hiromi Muramatsu for publicly disclosing her transgender identity and birth name on social media without consent, marking the first 'outing' case against a public official in Japan and highlighting the lack of legal protection for LGBTQ+ individ...
Progress
24% Bias Score
Satanic Temple Sues Iowa Over Capitol Display Denial
The Satanic Temple Iowa filed a religious discrimination complaint against Iowa state officials for denying their December 2024 Capitol display and event, claiming the decision violates their constitutional rights and Iowa civil rights law, following a 2023 incident where their Baphomet display was ...
Satanic Temple Sues Iowa Over Capitol Display Denial
The Satanic Temple Iowa filed a religious discrimination complaint against Iowa state officials for denying their December 2024 Capitol display and event, claiming the decision violates their constitutional rights and Iowa civil rights law, following a 2023 incident where their Baphomet display was ...
Progress
48% Bias Score
Justice Department Sues Oakland Coffee House for Antisemitic Discrimination
The US Justice Department filed a Title II lawsuit against the Jerusalem Coffee House in Oakland for refusing service to Jewish customers on two occasions in June 2024, with employees using antisemitic slurs and displaying red inverted triangles associated with Hamas.
Justice Department Sues Oakland Coffee House for Antisemitic Discrimination
The US Justice Department filed a Title II lawsuit against the Jerusalem Coffee House in Oakland for refusing service to Jewish customers on two occasions in June 2024, with employees using antisemitic slurs and displaying red inverted triangles associated with Hamas.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Showing 133 to 144 of 451 results