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Gaza War: Daily Life Under Siege
In Gaza, the ongoing conflict since October 2023 has displaced 90% of residents, destroyed 92% of homes, and severely limited access to food, water, and education, forcing families like cameraman Ahmed Abu Kmail's to endure extremely difficult conditions in overcrowded displacement camps.
Gaza War: Daily Life Under Siege
In Gaza, the ongoing conflict since October 2023 has displaced 90% of residents, destroyed 92% of homes, and severely limited access to food, water, and education, forcing families like cameraman Ahmed Abu Kmail's to endure extremely difficult conditions in overcrowded displacement camps.
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44% Bias Score
Military Attack in Caquetá Escalates Conflict in Colombian Amazon
A military attack on a dissident FARC group in Caquetá, Colombia, escalated tensions, causing 10,000 people to be confined in Guaviare due to threats and armed clashes between dissident groups, contradicting the government's peace plan.
Military Attack in Caquetá Escalates Conflict in Colombian Amazon
A military attack on a dissident FARC group in Caquetá, Colombia, escalated tensions, causing 10,000 people to be confined in Guaviare due to threats and armed clashes between dissident groups, contradicting the government's peace plan.
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40% Bias Score
Global Humanitarian Aid Distribution Remains Unequal, Leaving 26 Million Displaced People Underserved
The Norwegian Refugee Council's 2024 report reveals that 26 million displaced people are underserved due to inequitable aid distribution based on media attention and geopolitical priorities, highlighting ten neglected crises across Africa, Asia, and Latin America.
Global Humanitarian Aid Distribution Remains Unequal, Leaving 26 Million Displaced People Underserved
The Norwegian Refugee Council's 2024 report reveals that 26 million displaced people are underserved due to inequitable aid distribution based on media attention and geopolitical priorities, highlighting ten neglected crises across Africa, Asia, and Latin America.
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40% Bias Score
EU Proposes Extending Temporary Protection for Ukrainian Refugees Until 2027
The European Commission proposed extending temporary protection for Ukrainian refugees in the EU until March 4, 2027, citing the ongoing war and aiming to provide legal certainty; they also suggest facilitating transitions to national statuses and creating "Unity Hubs" for integration and return.
EU Proposes Extending Temporary Protection for Ukrainian Refugees Until 2027
The European Commission proposed extending temporary protection for Ukrainian refugees in the EU until March 4, 2027, citing the ongoing war and aiming to provide legal certainty; they also suggest facilitating transitions to national statuses and creating "Unity Hubs" for integration and return.
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32% Bias Score
Gaza sisters with disabilities face worsening conditions after displacement and brother's detention
In Gaza's Shati refugee camp, Raneem Abu Al-Eish cares for her two sisters with celiac disease and intellectual disabilities, whose conditions worsened after their home was destroyed and brother Mohammad was detained by Israel six months ago, leaving the family facing food shortages, lack of medicin...
Gaza sisters with disabilities face worsening conditions after displacement and brother's detention
In Gaza's Shati refugee camp, Raneem Abu Al-Eish cares for her two sisters with celiac disease and intellectual disabilities, whose conditions worsened after their home was destroyed and brother Mohammad was detained by Israel six months ago, leaving the family facing food shortages, lack of medicin...
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48% Bias Score
Sudan Cholera Outbreak Kills 172 Amidst Conflict
A cholera outbreak in Sudan has killed 172 and sickened over 2,500 in a week, primarily affecting Khartoum and Omdurman due to poor sanitation and the return of displaced populations amid ongoing conflict.
Sudan Cholera Outbreak Kills 172 Amidst Conflict
A cholera outbreak in Sudan has killed 172 and sickened over 2,500 in a week, primarily affecting Khartoum and Omdurman due to poor sanitation and the return of displaced populations amid ongoing conflict.
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16% Bias Score
Rukban Camp Closes: 8,000 Syrians Return Home
The Rukban displacement camp in Syria, established in 2014 and housing 8,000 people, has closed after years of siege and suffering, with all residents returning home following the toppling of President Bashar al-Assad and the subsequent lifting of international sanctions.
Rukban Camp Closes: 8,000 Syrians Return Home
The Rukban displacement camp in Syria, established in 2014 and housing 8,000 people, has closed after years of siege and suffering, with all residents returning home following the toppling of President Bashar al-Assad and the subsequent lifting of international sanctions.
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68% Bias Score
Cameroon's Neglected Conflicts: Insurgency and Secession Displace 1.5 Million
Cameroon faces a severe humanitarian crisis due to a secessionist war in the west and Islamist insurgency in the north, resulting in over 1.5 million displaced people, neglected by international aid and political will, despite the potential for resolution with increased funding.
Cameroon's Neglected Conflicts: Insurgency and Secession Displace 1.5 Million
Cameroon faces a severe humanitarian crisis due to a secessionist war in the west and Islamist insurgency in the north, resulting in over 1.5 million displaced people, neglected by international aid and political will, despite the potential for resolution with increased funding.
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44% Bias Score
DRC Conflict: Thousands of Soldiers' Families Face Destitution After M23 Offensive
The M23 offensive in eastern DRC has displaced at least 400,000 people, leaving the wives and children of low-ranking Congolese soldiers destitute and without support in Goma, while higher-ranking officers' families were evacuated, highlighting a systemic inequality in government aid.
DRC Conflict: Thousands of Soldiers' Families Face Destitution After M23 Offensive
The M23 offensive in eastern DRC has displaced at least 400,000 people, leaving the wives and children of low-ranking Congolese soldiers destitute and without support in Goma, while higher-ranking officers' families were evacuated, highlighting a systemic inequality in government aid.
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56% Bias Score
UN Condemns Sudan Attack; Guinea-Bissau Sentences Officers; Madagascar FDI Up 16%
The UN condemned the killing of five aid workers in Sudan; Guinea-Bissau sentenced three national guard officers; and Madagascar saw a 16% rise in foreign direct investment to $602 million in 2024.
UN Condemns Sudan Attack; Guinea-Bissau Sentences Officers; Madagascar FDI Up 16%
The UN condemned the killing of five aid workers in Sudan; Guinea-Bissau sentenced three national guard officers; and Madagascar saw a 16% rise in foreign direct investment to $602 million in 2024.
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0% Bias Score
Ecuador's Internal Displacement Crisis: 101,000 Displaced in 2024
Ecuador experienced 101,000 cases of internal displacement in 2024 due to violence between criminal groups vying for territorial control, making it the third most affected country in Latin America; coastal provinces and areas along drug trafficking routes are most impacted.
Ecuador's Internal Displacement Crisis: 101,000 Displaced in 2024
Ecuador experienced 101,000 cases of internal displacement in 2024 due to violence between criminal groups vying for territorial control, making it the third most affected country in Latin America; coastal provinces and areas along drug trafficking routes are most impacted.
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48% Bias Score
Settler Violence Forces Displacement in Ras al-Ayn
Israeli settlers' escalating violence in the Palestinian village of Ras al-Ayn, in the West Bank, is forcing families from their homes, violating international law, and exacerbating the conflict, with human rights groups citing a pattern of unchecked violence and land theft since October 7, 2023.
Settler Violence Forces Displacement in Ras al-Ayn
Israeli settlers' escalating violence in the Palestinian village of Ras al-Ayn, in the West Bank, is forcing families from their homes, violating international law, and exacerbating the conflict, with human rights groups citing a pattern of unchecked violence and land theft since October 7, 2023.
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52% Bias Score
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