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Frankfurt Court Overturns Ban on "United 4 Gaza" Demonstration
A Frankfurt court overturned a city-imposed ban on a pro-Palestine demonstration, "United 4 Gaza," scheduled for Saturday, citing insufficient justification for a preemptive ban despite concerns of escalating tensions between pro-Palestinian and pro-Israel activists, referencing a previous, non-peac...
Frankfurt Court Overturns Ban on "United 4 Gaza" Demonstration
A Frankfurt court overturned a city-imposed ban on a pro-Palestine demonstration, "United 4 Gaza," scheduled for Saturday, citing insufficient justification for a preemptive ban despite concerns of escalating tensions between pro-Palestinian and pro-Israel activists, referencing a previous, non-peac...
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56% Bias Score
German Court Rules Pro-Palestinian Protest Camp a Legitimate Assembly
A Berlin court ruled that a pro-Palestinian protest camp near the Chancellery, previously dismantled by police, is a legitimate assembly, ordering its reinstatement in the original location after the police twice failed to relocate it.
German Court Rules Pro-Palestinian Protest Camp a Legitimate Assembly
A Berlin court ruled that a pro-Palestinian protest camp near the Chancellery, previously dismantled by police, is a legitimate assembly, ordering its reinstatement in the original location after the police twice failed to relocate it.
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40% Bias Score
Jamel Festival Wins Partial Legal Victory, but Tensions Remain
The Jamel festival in Germany faced a legal battle with the municipality of Gägelow over an approximately €8,000 usage fee, ultimately resulting in a court decision allowing alcohol consumption but upholding other restrictions, highlighting political tensions and potential legal precedents.
Jamel Festival Wins Partial Legal Victory, but Tensions Remain
The Jamel festival in Germany faced a legal battle with the municipality of Gägelow over an approximately €8,000 usage fee, ultimately resulting in a court decision allowing alcohol consumption but upholding other restrictions, highlighting political tensions and potential legal precedents.
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44% Bias Score
Sydney Harbour Bridge Protest Raises Concerns About Future Demonstrations
On Sunday, a pro-Palestine march of 90,000-300,000 people crossed Sydney Harbour Bridge, causing significant disruption and costing millions, prompting the government to review its approach to future protests.
Sydney Harbour Bridge Protest Raises Concerns About Future Demonstrations
On Sunday, a pro-Palestine march of 90,000-300,000 people crossed Sydney Harbour Bridge, causing significant disruption and costing millions, prompting the government to review its approach to future protests.
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56% Bias Score
Budapest Mayor Questioned for Supporting Massive Pride March Defying Government Ban
Budapest Mayor Gergely Karácsony was questioned by police Friday for helping organize a Pride march that the Hungarian government banned; the march, attended by an estimated 300,000, defied a law passed in March that banned such events and used facial recognition to identify participants.
Budapest Mayor Questioned for Supporting Massive Pride March Defying Government Ban
Budapest Mayor Gergely Karácsony was questioned by police Friday for helping organize a Pride march that the Hungarian government banned; the march, attended by an estimated 300,000, defied a law passed in March that banned such events and used facial recognition to identify participants.
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56% Bias Score
Berlin Police Crackdown on Pro-Palestine Demonstration
On Saturday, Berlin police violently dispersed the "Internationalist Queer Pride" demonstration, arresting 57 people and injuring both protesters and officers. The police cited the slogan "From the river to the sea" as justification, despite a recent court ruling declaring it not inherently linked t...
Berlin Police Crackdown on Pro-Palestine Demonstration
On Saturday, Berlin police violently dispersed the "Internationalist Queer Pride" demonstration, arresting 57 people and injuring both protesters and officers. The police cited the slogan "From the river to the sea" as justification, despite a recent court ruling declaring it not inherently linked t...
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60% Bias Score
German Court Upholds Pro-Palestinian Protest Camp
A Berlin court ruled that a pro-Palestinian protest camp near the Chancellery, previously dismantled by police, is legally an assembly, allowing its reconstruction in a designated park after previous attempts to relocate it failed.
German Court Upholds Pro-Palestinian Protest Camp
A Berlin court ruled that a pro-Palestinian protest camp near the Chancellery, previously dismantled by police, is legally an assembly, allowing its reconstruction in a designated park after previous attempts to relocate it failed.
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36% Bias Score
German Court Rules Pro-Palestinian Protest Camp a Legitimate Assembly
A Berlin court ruled that a pro-Palestinian protest camp near the German Chancellery, previously dismantled by police, is a legitimate assembly and must be allowed to rebuild in its original location, rejecting police arguments that it lacked assembly status and caused noise disturbances.
German Court Rules Pro-Palestinian Protest Camp a Legitimate Assembly
A Berlin court ruled that a pro-Palestinian protest camp near the German Chancellery, previously dismantled by police, is a legitimate assembly and must be allowed to rebuild in its original location, rejecting police arguments that it lacked assembly status and caused noise disturbances.
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32% Bias Score
Neo-Nazi March in Melbourne: Police Escort Amidst Assault and Lack of Arrests
Around 100 masked neo-Nazis marched through Melbourne's CBD on Saturday, escorted by police who prioritized public order; one counter-protester was assaulted, and no arrests were made despite the display of hateful symbols and banners.
Neo-Nazi March in Melbourne: Police Escort Amidst Assault and Lack of Arrests
Around 100 masked neo-Nazis marched through Melbourne's CBD on Saturday, escorted by police who prioritized public order; one counter-protester was assaulted, and no arrests were made despite the display of hateful symbols and banners.
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44% Bias Score
Budapest Mayor Interrogated for Role in Defying Hungary's LGBTQ+ Event Ban
Budapest Mayor Gergely Karácsony was questioned by police on Friday for helping organize the city's Pride march, which the government tried to ban; the June 28th event was the largest of its kind in Hungary's history, drawing around 300,000 participants despite government threats of heavy fines.
Budapest Mayor Interrogated for Role in Defying Hungary's LGBTQ+ Event Ban
Budapest Mayor Gergely Karácsony was questioned by police on Friday for helping organize the city's Pride march, which the government tried to ban; the June 28th event was the largest of its kind in Hungary's history, drawing around 300,000 participants despite government threats of heavy fines.
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60% Bias Score
Budapest Mayor Questioned Over Defiance of Hungary's Anti-LGBTQ Law
Budapest Mayor Gergely Karácsony was questioned by Hungarian police Friday for allegedly organizing a massive LGBTQ Pride march that defied a government ban, highlighting ongoing tensions between the government and LGBTQ+ rights advocates in the country.
Budapest Mayor Questioned Over Defiance of Hungary's Anti-LGBTQ Law
Budapest Mayor Gergely Karácsony was questioned by Hungarian police Friday for allegedly organizing a massive LGBTQ Pride march that defied a government ban, highlighting ongoing tensions between the government and LGBTQ+ rights advocates in the country.
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56% Bias Score
Ottawa Convoy Organizer Faces Sentencing: Crown Seeks Seven Years, Defence Seeks Discharge
Tamara Lich, a key organizer of the 2022 Ottawa convoy protests against COVID-19 vaccine mandates, faces sentencing after a mischief conviction; her lawyer seeks an absolute discharge while the Crown requests seven years in prison.
Ottawa Convoy Organizer Faces Sentencing: Crown Seeks Seven Years, Defence Seeks Discharge
Tamara Lich, a key organizer of the 2022 Ottawa convoy protests against COVID-19 vaccine mandates, faces sentencing after a mischief conviction; her lawyer seeks an absolute discharge while the Crown requests seven years in prison.
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44% Bias Score
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