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Trump Administration Investigates Harvard Over Alleged Civil Rights Violations
The Trump administration is investigating Harvard University and the Harvard Law Review for potential civil rights violations related to allegedly race-based article selection, while a federal judge expedited Harvard's lawsuit challenging a $2.3 billion federal funding freeze.
Trump Administration Investigates Harvard Over Alleged Civil Rights Violations
The Trump administration is investigating Harvard University and the Harvard Law Review for potential civil rights violations related to allegedly race-based article selection, while a federal judge expedited Harvard's lawsuit challenging a $2.3 billion federal funding freeze.
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44% Bias Score
Lebensborn: Separated Families and Lifelong Trauma
In August 1942, the Lebensborn program separated Erika Matko from her parents in Celje, Slovenia, after she passed an Aryan test; this was one of 430 similar cases of children taken, revealing the program's complexities and devastating impact on families and individuals.
Lebensborn: Separated Families and Lifelong Trauma
In August 1942, the Lebensborn program separated Erika Matko from her parents in Celje, Slovenia, after she passed an Aryan test; this was one of 430 similar cases of children taken, revealing the program's complexities and devastating impact on families and individuals.
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36% Bias Score
UK Prison Officer Wins Tribunal Case Over Racist Abuse
A UK employment tribunal found that Nigerian-born Uzo Mbonu, a 53-year-old former prison officer at HMP Swaleside, was subjected to extreme racist abuse and harassment, resulting in constructive unfair dismissal; the tribunal cited the prison's inadequate response to his complaints and awarded him c...
UK Prison Officer Wins Tribunal Case Over Racist Abuse
A UK employment tribunal found that Nigerian-born Uzo Mbonu, a 53-year-old former prison officer at HMP Swaleside, was subjected to extreme racist abuse and harassment, resulting in constructive unfair dismissal; the tribunal cited the prison's inadequate response to his complaints and awarded him c...
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24% Bias Score
LGBTQI* Violence and Insecurity in North Rhine-Westphalia
A study in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, found that 37.9 percent of over 2,800 LGBTQI* respondents experienced violence or knew someone who did, highlighting safety concerns despite high overall life satisfaction among respondents.
LGBTQI* Violence and Insecurity in North Rhine-Westphalia
A study in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, found that 37.9 percent of over 2,800 LGBTQI* respondents experienced violence or knew someone who did, highlighting safety concerns despite high overall life satisfaction among respondents.
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40% Bias Score
Sharp Rise in Reported Discrimination in the Netherlands
Reports of discrimination in the Netherlands increased significantly in 2024 across various official channels, with Discriminatie.nl receiving almost 15,000 reports (double the 2023 figure) and the police receiving 9613 reports, highlighting the underreporting of discrimination in the country.
Sharp Rise in Reported Discrimination in the Netherlands
Reports of discrimination in the Netherlands increased significantly in 2024 across various official channels, with Discriminatie.nl receiving almost 15,000 reports (double the 2023 figure) and the police receiving 9613 reports, highlighting the underreporting of discrimination in the country.
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36% Bias Score
Supreme Court to Hear Case on USPS Racial Discrimination Lawsuit
The Supreme Court will decide whether a 1946 law protects the US Postal Service from a lawsuit alleging racial discrimination in mail delivery, after a Texas realtor claimed her mail wasn't delivered for months due to her race, and a lower court allowed the suit to proceed.
Supreme Court to Hear Case on USPS Racial Discrimination Lawsuit
The Supreme Court will decide whether a 1946 law protects the US Postal Service from a lawsuit alleging racial discrimination in mail delivery, after a Texas realtor claimed her mail wasn't delivered for months due to her race, and a lower court allowed the suit to proceed.
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32% Bias Score
Harvard Law Review Under Investigation for Discrimination
The Trump administration is investigating Harvard Law Review for alleged race-based discrimination in article selection, violating Title VI; this follows a $2.2 billion funding freeze on Harvard after the university refused administration demands, resulting in a lawsuit and threats to revoke tax-exe...
Harvard Law Review Under Investigation for Discrimination
The Trump administration is investigating Harvard Law Review for alleged race-based discrimination in article selection, violating Title VI; this follows a $2.2 billion funding freeze on Harvard after the university refused administration demands, resulting in a lawsuit and threats to revoke tax-exe...
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44% Bias Score
Russia's Escalating Xenophobia Against Migrant Workers"
Since January 2024, Russia has seen a sharp increase in violence and discrimination against migrant workers, with over 143,000 denied entry and nearly 93,000 deported, fueled by government actions and new restrictive laws, impacting the nation's economy and relations with Central Asian countries.
Russia's Escalating Xenophobia Against Migrant Workers"
Since January 2024, Russia has seen a sharp increase in violence and discrimination against migrant workers, with over 143,000 denied entry and nearly 93,000 deported, fueled by government actions and new restrictive laws, impacting the nation's economy and relations with Central Asian countries.
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52% Bias Score
Study Reveals High Rates of Harassment and Violence Against Lesbians in Spain
A study by the Spanish Felgtbi+ reveals that one in three lesbians have experienced harassment, and one in ten physical or sexual assault; this coincides with an international lesbian conference in Rome highlighting global threats to LGBTQ+ rights, particularly impacting lesbians.
Study Reveals High Rates of Harassment and Violence Against Lesbians in Spain
A study by the Spanish Felgtbi+ reveals that one in three lesbians have experienced harassment, and one in ten physical or sexual assault; this coincides with an international lesbian conference in Rome highlighting global threats to LGBTQ+ rights, particularly impacting lesbians.
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24% Bias Score
Discrimination Reports Surge in Netherlands
Reports of discrimination in the Netherlands surged in 2024, with Discriminatie.nl receiving almost 15,000 reports—more than double the 2023 figure—and police reporting a 6% increase. This rise, partially attributed to increased website awareness and controversial statements by public figures, still...
Discrimination Reports Surge in Netherlands
Reports of discrimination in the Netherlands surged in 2024, with Discriminatie.nl receiving almost 15,000 reports—more than double the 2023 figure—and police reporting a 6% increase. This rise, partially attributed to increased website awareness and controversial statements by public figures, still...
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20% Bias Score
Spain's Construction Sector Mandates LGTBI+ Discrimination Protocol
Spain's construction sector, employing 1.4 million, mandated a protocol against LGTBI+ discrimination in its collective agreement, including disciplinary measures and equity provisions, following a new law and applying to companies with over 50 employees.
Spain's Construction Sector Mandates LGTBI+ Discrimination Protocol
Spain's construction sector, employing 1.4 million, mandated a protocol against LGTBI+ discrimination in its collective agreement, including disciplinary measures and equity provisions, following a new law and applying to companies with over 50 employees.
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32% Bias Score
UK Supreme Court Ruling on Transgender Rights Sparks Mass Protests
Thousands protested in London against a UK Supreme Court ruling defining "woman" as biologically female, excluding transgender women and sparking concerns about the erosion of transgender rights; the ruling stems from a 2018 Scottish law on gender representation on boards.
UK Supreme Court Ruling on Transgender Rights Sparks Mass Protests
Thousands protested in London against a UK Supreme Court ruling defining "woman" as biologically female, excluding transgender women and sparking concerns about the erosion of transgender rights; the ruling stems from a 2018 Scottish law on gender representation on boards.
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48% Bias Score
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