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EU Parliament to Award Sakharov Prize for Human Rights
The European Parliament is selecting a recipient for its annual Sakharov Prize, honoring individuals or groups championing human rights, freedom of expression, minority rights, or democracy, with nominations including the late Charlie Kirk, the "Budapest Pride," and various journalists and activists...
EU Parliament to Award Sakharov Prize for Human Rights
The European Parliament is selecting a recipient for its annual Sakharov Prize, honoring individuals or groups championing human rights, freedom of expression, minority rights, or democracy, with nominations including the late Charlie Kirk, the "Budapest Pride," and various journalists and activists...
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European Parliament's 2024 Sakharov Prize: Diverse Nominees Reflect Global Human Rights Struggles
The European Parliament's Sakharov Prize nominations for 2024 encompass a wide range of human rights defenders, including the late Charlie Kirk, the Budapest Pride movement, and several journalists and activists facing repression in various countries.
European Parliament's 2024 Sakharov Prize: Diverse Nominees Reflect Global Human Rights Struggles
The European Parliament's Sakharov Prize nominations for 2024 encompass a wide range of human rights defenders, including the late Charlie Kirk, the Budapest Pride movement, and several journalists and activists facing repression in various countries.
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Turkish Pop Band Manifest Faces Backlash for 'Immoral' Performance
The Turkish pop band Manifest, known for its K-pop-inspired choreography, is facing legal action for allegedly violating public morality, prompting wider concerns about the increasing restrictions on confident women in Turkey.
Turkish Pop Band Manifest Faces Backlash for 'Immoral' Performance
The Turkish pop band Manifest, known for its K-pop-inspired choreography, is facing legal action for allegedly violating public morality, prompting wider concerns about the increasing restrictions on confident women in Turkey.
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Turkish Girl Band Manifest Faces Backlash for "Immoral" Performance
Following a concert in Istanbul, the all-female Turkish pop group Manifest is facing prosecution for "lewd and unchaste acts" and "exhibitionism," highlighting increasing government pressure on female artists.
Turkish Girl Band Manifest Faces Backlash for "Immoral" Performance
Following a concert in Istanbul, the all-female Turkish pop group Manifest is facing prosecution for "lewd and unchaste acts" and "exhibitionism," highlighting increasing government pressure on female artists.
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Russian Court Sentences Five Pussy Riot Members In Absentia
A Moscow court sentenced five Pussy Riot members to prison terms ranging from eight to 13 years for anti-war performances and spreading "false information" about the Russian army.
Russian Court Sentences Five Pussy Riot Members In Absentia
A Moscow court sentenced five Pussy Riot members to prison terms ranging from eight to 13 years for anti-war performances and spreading "false information" about the Russian army.
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Nepal Lifts Social Media Ban After Deadly Protests
Nepal lifted a ban on social media platforms following protests where police fatally shot 19 demonstrators, prompting the resignation of the Home Minister and the formation of an investigative committee.
Nepal Lifts Social Media Ban After Deadly Protests
Nepal lifted a ban on social media platforms following protests where police fatally shot 19 demonstrators, prompting the resignation of the Home Minister and the formation of an investigative committee.
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PSNI Used Journalists' Phone Data to Detect Leaks: Report Details 21 Unlawful Actions
A report reveals the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) unlawfully used journalists' phone data 21 times between 2011 and 2015 to identify sources, raising concerns about press freedom and data protection.
PSNI Used Journalists' Phone Data to Detect Leaks: Report Details 21 Unlawful Actions
A report reveals the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) unlawfully used journalists' phone data 21 times between 2011 and 2015 to identify sources, raising concerns about press freedom and data protection.
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Egyptian Activist Alaa Abdel Fattah Freed After Six Years
British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abdel Fattah, a prominent political prisoner, was released from an Egyptian prison on Monday after a presidential pardon, reuniting with his family following almost six years of imprisonment.
Egyptian Activist Alaa Abdel Fattah Freed After Six Years
British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abdel Fattah, a prominent political prisoner, was released from an Egyptian prison on Monday after a presidential pardon, reuniting with his family following almost six years of imprisonment.
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Turkey: Censorship, Morality, and Societal Repression
In Turkey, increasing censorship and moral policing, driven by government and religious institutions, leads to individual repression, exemplified by a young woman's suicide attempt after her father violently opposes her relationship and the arrest of artists for allegedly indecent performances.
Turkey: Censorship, Morality, and Societal Repression
In Turkey, increasing censorship and moral policing, driven by government and religious institutions, leads to individual repression, exemplified by a young woman's suicide attempt after her father violently opposes her relationship and the arrest of artists for allegedly indecent performances.
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Canada to Introduce Anti-Hate Bill Targeting Hate Symbols and Intimidation
Canada will introduce a bill on Friday to criminalize promoting hatred against specific groups through intimidation or displaying hate symbols at places of worship and community centers, while aiming to uphold freedom of peaceful protest.
Canada to Introduce Anti-Hate Bill Targeting Hate Symbols and Intimidation
Canada will introduce a bill on Friday to criminalize promoting hatred against specific groups through intimidation or displaying hate symbols at places of worship and community centers, while aiming to uphold freedom of peaceful protest.
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Somali Police Arrest TikTokers for Insulting President
Four TikTokers in Somalia were arrested for allegedly insulting President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud in a dance video that altered the lyrics of his campaign song to include derogatory language, marking the first case involving a top politician.
Somali Police Arrest TikTokers for Insulting President
Four TikTokers in Somalia were arrested for allegedly insulting President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud in a dance video that altered the lyrics of his campaign song to include derogatory language, marking the first case involving a top politician.
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Kathmandu Police Fire on Social Media Protesters, Killing 17
Kathmandu police opened fire on protesters demonstrating against a government-imposed social media ban, resulting in 17 deaths and 145 injuries, according to police reports released on Monday.
Kathmandu Police Fire on Social Media Protesters, Killing 17
Kathmandu police opened fire on protesters demonstrating against a government-imposed social media ban, resulting in 17 deaths and 145 injuries, according to police reports released on Monday.
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36% Bias Score
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