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Surge in Right-Wing Attacks Overwhelms Munich Anti-Discrimination Organization
In Munich, Germany, a rise in right-wing extremist violence and discrimination, linked to AfD propaganda, has overwhelmed the anti-discrimination organization Before, which saw a 70-case increase in 2024, highlighting systemic issues and insufficient legal protections, as evidenced by the case of Ji...
Surge in Right-Wing Attacks Overwhelms Munich Anti-Discrimination Organization
In Munich, Germany, a rise in right-wing extremist violence and discrimination, linked to AfD propaganda, has overwhelmed the anti-discrimination organization Before, which saw a 70-case increase in 2024, highlighting systemic issues and insufficient legal protections, as evidenced by the case of Ji...
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52% Bias Score
WNBA Investigates Allegations of Racial Abuse at Season Opener
The WNBA is investigating allegations of racial comments made toward Chicago Sky player Angel Reese by a fan or fans at Indiana's Gainbridge Fieldhouse during Saturday's season opener against the Indiana Fever; the league and WNBPA strongly condemned the incident and pledged to take swift action und...
WNBA Investigates Allegations of Racial Abuse at Season Opener
The WNBA is investigating allegations of racial comments made toward Chicago Sky player Angel Reese by a fan or fans at Indiana's Gainbridge Fieldhouse during Saturday's season opener against the Indiana Fever; the league and WNBPA strongly condemned the incident and pledged to take swift action und...
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16% Bias Score
Greece Extends Disability Benefits to Deaf Citizens Aged 19-65
Greece recently extended disability benefits to deaf individuals aged 19-65, addressing a longstanding inequality and following years of advocacy by the Federation of the Deaf.
Greece Extends Disability Benefits to Deaf Citizens Aged 19-65
Greece recently extended disability benefits to deaf individuals aged 19-65, addressing a longstanding inequality and following years of advocacy by the Federation of the Deaf.
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24% Bias Score
Paris Unveils Memorial to LGBTQ+ Victims of Nazi Persecution
A memorial to gay victims of Nazi persecution and all historically persecuted LGBTQ+ people was unveiled in Paris on Saturday; the monument, a steel star, is located in public gardens close to the Bastille Plaza, aiming to remember and fight discrimination.
Paris Unveils Memorial to LGBTQ+ Victims of Nazi Persecution
A memorial to gay victims of Nazi persecution and all historically persecuted LGBTQ+ people was unveiled in Paris on Saturday; the monument, a steel star, is located in public gardens close to the Bastille Plaza, aiming to remember and fight discrimination.
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16% Bias Score
SOS Homophobie Report Reveals Persistent LGBTphobia in France
SOS Homophobie's 2025 report details 1,624 cases of LGBTphobia, despite a decrease in reported incidents compared to 2024, and highlights the normalization of hate speech and the resulting anxiety within the LGBTQ+ community; official statistics show a 5% increase in anti-LGBT infractions.
SOS Homophobie Report Reveals Persistent LGBTphobia in France
SOS Homophobie's 2025 report details 1,624 cases of LGBTphobia, despite a decrease in reported incidents compared to 2024, and highlights the normalization of hate speech and the resulting anxiety within the LGBTQ+ community; official statistics show a 5% increase in anti-LGBT infractions.
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28% Bias Score
Ghana Reintroduces Anti-LGBTQ+ Bill Amidst Widespread Domestic Support
Ghana's Parliament reintroduced an anti-LGBTQ+ bill proposing prison sentences up to five years for promoting LGBTQ+ activities; despite international criticism, it has strong domestic support rooted in long-standing societal intolerance, exemplified by a 2006 government ban on an LGBTQ+ conference.
Ghana Reintroduces Anti-LGBTQ+ Bill Amidst Widespread Domestic Support
Ghana's Parliament reintroduced an anti-LGBTQ+ bill proposing prison sentences up to five years for promoting LGBTQ+ activities; despite international criticism, it has strong domestic support rooted in long-standing societal intolerance, exemplified by a 2006 government ban on an LGBTQ+ conference.
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48% Bias Score
Paris Unveils Memorial to LGBTQ Victims of Nazi Regime
A memorial to gay victims of Nazi persecution and all historically persecuted LGBTQ people was unveiled in Paris on Saturday, aiming to remember and fight discrimination, highlighting the 5,000-15,000 people deported by the Nazis.
Paris Unveils Memorial to LGBTQ Victims of Nazi Regime
A memorial to gay victims of Nazi persecution and all historically persecuted LGBTQ people was unveiled in Paris on Saturday, aiming to remember and fight discrimination, highlighting the 5,000-15,000 people deported by the Nazis.
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32% Bias Score
Man Refused Service in Cafe Due to Facial Disfigurement
Amit Ghose, a 35-year-old from Birmingham with Neurofibromatosis type 1, was refused service at a London cafe due to his facial disfigurement; this spurred him to self-publish a children's book and become a motivational speaker to promote self-acceptance and challenge ableism.
Man Refused Service in Cafe Due to Facial Disfigurement
Amit Ghose, a 35-year-old from Birmingham with Neurofibromatosis type 1, was refused service at a London cafe due to his facial disfigurement; this spurred him to self-publish a children's book and become a motivational speaker to promote self-acceptance and challenge ableism.
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40% Bias Score
Supreme Court Opens Emergency Medicine Specialization to 20,000 Spanish Doctors
The Spanish Supreme Court struck down a 2024 decree limiting Emergency Medicine specialization access to pre-1995 graduates, granting eligibility to an estimated 20,000 additional doctors nationwide due to unjustified discrimination.
Supreme Court Opens Emergency Medicine Specialization to 20,000 Spanish Doctors
The Spanish Supreme Court struck down a 2024 decree limiting Emergency Medicine specialization access to pre-1995 graduates, granting eligibility to an estimated 20,000 additional doctors nationwide due to unjustified discrimination.
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36% Bias Score
French Court Rules Against CPAM for Discriminatory Refusal of Mastectomy Coverage
A French court ordered a CPAM to cover a transgender man's mastectomy, ruling its refusal discriminatory and awarding €3,000 in damages—a first in France, potentially setting a precedent for healthcare access for transgender individuals.
French Court Rules Against CPAM for Discriminatory Refusal of Mastectomy Coverage
A French court ordered a CPAM to cover a transgender man's mastectomy, ruling its refusal discriminatory and awarding €3,000 in damages—a first in France, potentially setting a precedent for healthcare access for transgender individuals.
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28% Bias Score
Harvard Sues Trump Administration Over $2.2 Billion Funding Freeze
The Trump administration has terminated $2.2 billion in grants and $60 million in contracts to Harvard University due to concerns over antisemitism and discrimination, prompting a lawsuit from the university.
Harvard Sues Trump Administration Over $2.2 Billion Funding Freeze
The Trump administration has terminated $2.2 billion in grants and $60 million in contracts to Harvard University due to concerns over antisemitism and discrimination, prompting a lawsuit from the university.
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52% Bias Score
AI Recruitment Tools Risk Discrimination: Study
A study reveals that AI recruitment tools, adopted by 72% of surveyed employers in 2025, risk discriminating against non-native English speakers and disabled candidates due to biased training data predominantly from the US, prompting calls for stronger AI regulation in Australia.
AI Recruitment Tools Risk Discrimination: Study
A study reveals that AI recruitment tools, adopted by 72% of surveyed employers in 2025, risk discriminating against non-native English speakers and disabled candidates due to biased training data predominantly from the US, prompting calls for stronger AI regulation in Australia.
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28% Bias Score
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