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US to Review 55 Million Visas, Raising Discrimination Concerns
The US State Department is reviewing 55 million previously issued visas, using post-issuance information including social media activity to revoke visas for overstays or criminal activities, prompting concerns about potential discrimination.
US to Review 55 Million Visas, Raising Discrimination Concerns
The US State Department is reviewing 55 million previously issued visas, using post-issuance information including social media activity to revoke visas for overstays or criminal activities, prompting concerns about potential discrimination.
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48% Bias Score
Dutch Calvinist Party Excludes Women from Election List
The Reformed Political Party (SGP) in the Netherlands, a Calvinist party founded in 1918, excluded women from its candidate list for the October 29 elections due to its interpretation of biblical principles, causing conflict with the Dutch Constitution's prohibition of gender discrimination.
Dutch Calvinist Party Excludes Women from Election List
The Reformed Political Party (SGP) in the Netherlands, a Calvinist party founded in 1918, excluded women from its candidate list for the October 29 elections due to its interpretation of biblical principles, causing conflict with the Dutch Constitution's prohibition of gender discrimination.
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48% Bias Score
Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration's Attempt to Eliminate DEI Programs
A federal judge in Maryland struck down Trump administration actions that aimed to eliminate diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs in schools and universities, finding that the Education Department violated the law by threatening to cut federal funding for institutions that continued with ...
Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration's Attempt to Eliminate DEI Programs
A federal judge in Maryland struck down Trump administration actions that aimed to eliminate diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs in schools and universities, finding that the Education Department violated the law by threatening to cut federal funding for institutions that continued with ...
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52% Bias Score
Germany Plans Increased Data Collection on Gender Changes, Sparking Privacy Concerns
Germany's Interior Ministry proposes collecting more data on individuals changing their gender registration, including previous gender, date, and location of change; critics warn of discrimination and a potential "special register" for trans individuals, citing risks of 'deadnaming' and privacy viol...
Germany Plans Increased Data Collection on Gender Changes, Sparking Privacy Concerns
Germany's Interior Ministry proposes collecting more data on individuals changing their gender registration, including previous gender, date, and location of change; critics warn of discrimination and a potential "special register" for trans individuals, citing risks of 'deadnaming' and privacy viol...
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60% Bias Score
India Crackdown: Hundreds of Workers Arrested in Gurugram
In Gurugram, India, authorities recently arrested hundreds of Bengali-speaking Muslim workers in a crackdown on suspected illegal immigrants from Bangladesh, causing widespread fear and disruption among low-income communities; many were released without proper verification.
India Crackdown: Hundreds of Workers Arrested in Gurugram
In Gurugram, India, authorities recently arrested hundreds of Bengali-speaking Muslim workers in a crackdown on suspected illegal immigrants from Bangladesh, causing widespread fear and disruption among low-income communities; many were released without proper verification.
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60% Bias Score
Trump Administration Demands $1 Billion from UCLA in Discrimination Settlement
The Trump administration is demanding a $1 billion settlement from UCLA, including a $172 million claims fund, for alleged discrimination and antisemitism, following the suspension of $584 million in federal grants; UCLA President James Milliken calls the demand a misuse of taxpayer funds.
Trump Administration Demands $1 Billion from UCLA in Discrimination Settlement
The Trump administration is demanding a $1 billion settlement from UCLA, including a $172 million claims fund, for alleged discrimination and antisemitism, following the suspension of $584 million in federal grants; UCLA President James Milliken calls the demand a misuse of taxpayer funds.
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56% Bias Score
Sanex Ad Banned for Perpetuating Negative Racial Stereotypes
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) banned a Sanex shower gel ad for depicting black skin as 'problematic' and white skin as 'superior', stating the ad reinforced negative racial stereotypes despite Colgate-Palmolive's claim it was a 'before and after' demonstration.
Sanex Ad Banned for Perpetuating Negative Racial Stereotypes
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) banned a Sanex shower gel ad for depicting black skin as 'problematic' and white skin as 'superior', stating the ad reinforced negative racial stereotypes despite Colgate-Palmolive's claim it was a 'before and after' demonstration.
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80% Bias Score
Customs Check Sparks Ethnic Profiling Debate
Murat, a non-EU traveler, experienced a customs check he perceived as ethnic profiling; though the customs service claimed it was random, this was not communicated to Murat, leading to a complaint and an investigation highlighting the need for improved communication and transparency in such procedur...
Customs Check Sparks Ethnic Profiling Debate
Murat, a non-EU traveler, experienced a customs check he perceived as ethnic profiling; though the customs service claimed it was random, this was not communicated to Murat, leading to a complaint and an investigation highlighting the need for improved communication and transparency in such procedur...
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40% Bias Score
AI's Double-Edged Sword: Accessibility vs. Surveillance for Disabled Workers in 2025
AI transforms workplace accessibility for disabled employees in 2025, but also raises concerns about AI-powered surveillance disproportionately affecting them due to productivity metric biases, highlighting the need for responsible AI implementation.
AI's Double-Edged Sword: Accessibility vs. Surveillance for Disabled Workers in 2025
AI transforms workplace accessibility for disabled employees in 2025, but also raises concerns about AI-powered surveillance disproportionately affecting them due to productivity metric biases, highlighting the need for responsible AI implementation.
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48% Bias Score
Dutch Political Party Urges Voters to Favor Blond, Blue-Eyed Candidates
The largest political party in the Netherlands is encouraging voters to choose candidates based on physical appearance (blond and blue-eyed), prompting a discussion about historical parallels to discrimination and the implications for societal cohesion.
Dutch Political Party Urges Voters to Favor Blond, Blue-Eyed Candidates
The largest political party in the Netherlands is encouraging voters to choose candidates based on physical appearance (blond and blue-eyed), prompting a discussion about historical parallels to discrimination and the implications for societal cohesion.
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52% Bias Score
Vox Leader Attacks Catholic Church After Defense of Jumilla Muslims
Santiago Abascal of Spain's Vox party vehemently criticized the Catholic Church's defense of Jumilla's Muslim community against a motion, proposed by Vox and amended by the PP, to prevent their religious celebrations in a municipal sports center, accusing the Church of being influenced by government...
Vox Leader Attacks Catholic Church After Defense of Jumilla Muslims
Santiago Abascal of Spain's Vox party vehemently criticized the Catholic Church's defense of Jumilla's Muslim community against a motion, proposed by Vox and amended by the PP, to prevent their religious celebrations in a municipal sports center, accusing the Church of being influenced by government...
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44% Bias Score
Madrid Bans Cultural Diversity Festival Amidst Discrimination Accusations
Madrid city council banned the Kúpula se Mueve cultural diversity festival, citing potential public disorder and noise complaints, despite previous successful events; organizers allege discrimination, while the decision follows a similar ban in Jumilla, sparking widespread condemnation.
Madrid Bans Cultural Diversity Festival Amidst Discrimination Accusations
Madrid city council banned the Kúpula se Mueve cultural diversity festival, citing potential public disorder and noise complaints, despite previous successful events; organizers allege discrimination, while the decision follows a similar ban in Jumilla, sparking widespread condemnation.
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64% Bias Score
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