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UK Sentencing Council's Minority Sentencing Guidelines Spark Outrage
The UK Sentencing Council announced guidelines giving preferential treatment to minority groups in sentencing, sparking outrage from the Conservatives who called it a 'two-tier justice system' and plan a judicial review, while the guidelines are set to come into effect on April 1st.
UK Sentencing Council's Minority Sentencing Guidelines Spark Outrage
The UK Sentencing Council announced guidelines giving preferential treatment to minority groups in sentencing, sparking outrage from the Conservatives who called it a 'two-tier justice system' and plan a judicial review, while the guidelines are set to come into effect on April 1st.
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60% Bias Score


Referendum Fueled Surge in Racism Against Indigenous Australians
A report on racism against Indigenous Australians found a 20% rise in online and media racism following the failed Indigenous Voice to parliament referendum, with one-fifth of reports mentioning the referendum, highlighting the emboldening of racist views.
Referendum Fueled Surge in Racism Against Indigenous Australians
A report on racism against Indigenous Australians found a 20% rise in online and media racism following the failed Indigenous Voice to parliament referendum, with one-fifth of reports mentioning the referendum, highlighting the emboldening of racist views.
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44% Bias Score


UK Sentencing Guidelines Accused of Bias Against White Men and Christians
New sentencing guidelines in England and Wales, effective April 2024, prioritize pre-sentence reports for minority groups, sparking accusations of bias against white men and Christians; the Justice Secretary has expressed disapproval but cannot overturn the independent Sentencing Council's decision.
UK Sentencing Guidelines Accused of Bias Against White Men and Christians
New sentencing guidelines in England and Wales, effective April 2024, prioritize pre-sentence reports for minority groups, sparking accusations of bias against white men and Christians; the Justice Secretary has expressed disapproval but cannot overturn the independent Sentencing Council's decision.
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60% Bias Score


French Student Antisemitism Poll Reveals Alarming Acceptance Rates
An Ifop poll reveals that 50% of French middle and high school students have heard antisemitic remarks, with 26% finding at least one acceptable; the study, commissioned by the Crif, surveyed 2,000 students from February 7-12, highlighting a concerning normalization of antisemitism among French yout...
French Student Antisemitism Poll Reveals Alarming Acceptance Rates
An Ifop poll reveals that 50% of French middle and high school students have heard antisemitic remarks, with 26% finding at least one acceptable; the study, commissioned by the Crif, surveyed 2,000 students from February 7-12, highlighting a concerning normalization of antisemitism among French yout...
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36% Bias Score


AfD Inquiry Targets Refugee Mental Health Support in Berlin
The AfD in Berlin used a parliamentary inquiry to question psychosocial support for traumatized refugees, prompting criticism from affected organizations who emphasized the importance of these services in addressing the mental health needs arising from past trauma and current living conditions.
AfD Inquiry Targets Refugee Mental Health Support in Berlin
The AfD in Berlin used a parliamentary inquiry to question psychosocial support for traumatized refugees, prompting criticism from affected organizations who emphasized the importance of these services in addressing the mental health needs arising from past trauma and current living conditions.
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52% Bias Score


Missouri Bill Seeks to Strengthen Anti-Discrimination Protections in Education
Missouri House Bill 937, introduced last Wednesday, aims to strengthen anti-discrimination protections in education by adopting the IHRA Working Definition of Antisemitism, mandating antisemitism awareness training, and integrating Jewish American heritage into the curriculum, while clarifying that ...
Missouri Bill Seeks to Strengthen Anti-Discrimination Protections in Education
Missouri House Bill 937, introduced last Wednesday, aims to strengthen anti-discrimination protections in education by adopting the IHRA Working Definition of Antisemitism, mandating antisemitism awareness training, and integrating Jewish American heritage into the curriculum, while clarifying that ...
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40% Bias Score

Pennsylvania Lawsuit Challenges LGBTQ+ Anti-Discrimination Protections
Two Pennsylvania school districts, parents, and Republican lawmakers sued to overturn a 2021 state regulation expanding anti-discrimination protections to include sexual orientation and gender identity, arguing it exceeds legislative authority and could bar transgender girls from competing in girls'...

Pennsylvania Lawsuit Challenges LGBTQ+ Anti-Discrimination Protections
Two Pennsylvania school districts, parents, and Republican lawmakers sued to overturn a 2021 state regulation expanding anti-discrimination protections to include sexual orientation and gender identity, arguing it exceeds legislative authority and could bar transgender girls from competing in girls'...
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56% Bias Score

Dutch Female Judges Sue State Over Gender Pay Gap
Female judges in the Netherlands are suing the state for gender-based pay discrimination, claiming a salary system based on last earned salary resulted in a €2,000 monthly pay gap compared to male colleagues. The lawsuit, supported by the Bureau Clara Wichmann, seeks compensation for past and presen...

Dutch Female Judges Sue State Over Gender Pay Gap
Female judges in the Netherlands are suing the state for gender-based pay discrimination, claiming a salary system based on last earned salary resulted in a €2,000 monthly pay gap compared to male colleagues. The lawsuit, supported by the Bureau Clara Wichmann, seeks compensation for past and presen...
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64% Bias Score

Home Office Work Hinders Career Advancement, Study Finds
A Hans Böckler Foundation study found that regular home office work negatively impacts career advancement, especially for childless individuals and fathers working 3-4 days remotely. The study, involving ~5000 participants, recommends legal normalization of remote work to mitigate discrimination aga...

Home Office Work Hinders Career Advancement, Study Finds
A Hans Böckler Foundation study found that regular home office work negatively impacts career advancement, especially for childless individuals and fathers working 3-4 days remotely. The study, involving ~5000 participants, recommends legal normalization of remote work to mitigate discrimination aga...
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52% Bias Score

Berlin: Afghan Refugees Face Deportation Threats, Discrimination
In Berlin, Afghan refugees face rising deportation threats, discrimination, and housing shortages, impacting their mental health and integration, according to social workers and a meeting with Berlin's integration officer.

Berlin: Afghan Refugees Face Deportation Threats, Discrimination
In Berlin, Afghan refugees face rising deportation threats, discrimination, and housing shortages, impacting their mental health and integration, according to social workers and a meeting with Berlin's integration officer.
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52% Bias Score

UN Experts Condemn Security Measures at Paris 2024 Olympics
A UN report criticizes France's security measures during the Paris 2024 Olympics, citing disproportionate surveillance, discriminatory practices, and overly broad legal powers; the French Interior Ministry has not responded.

UN Experts Condemn Security Measures at Paris 2024 Olympics
A UN report criticizes France's security measures during the Paris 2024 Olympics, citing disproportionate surveillance, discriminatory practices, and overly broad legal powers; the French Interior Ministry has not responded.
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32% Bias Score

Iowa Eliminates Gender Identity Protections from Civil Rights Code
Iowa became the first US state to remove gender identity protections from its civil rights code on July 1, 2024, following Governor Kim Reynolds's signing of a bill that defines sex based on biological sex assigned at birth, sparking protests and legal challenges from LGBTQ+ advocacy groups.

Iowa Eliminates Gender Identity Protections from Civil Rights Code
Iowa became the first US state to remove gender identity protections from its civil rights code on July 1, 2024, following Governor Kim Reynolds's signing of a bill that defines sex based on biological sex assigned at birth, sparking protests and legal challenges from LGBTQ+ advocacy groups.
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60% Bias Score
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