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French Court Convicts Eight in Samuel Paty Murder
A French court convicted eight individuals for their roles in the 2020 murder of teacher Samuel Paty, handing down sentences ranging from suspended terms to 16 years' imprisonment for assisting the perpetrator and inciting online hate; the convictions highlight the lethal consequences of online hate...
French Court Convicts Eight in Samuel Paty Murder
A French court convicted eight individuals for their roles in the 2020 murder of teacher Samuel Paty, handing down sentences ranging from suspended terms to 16 years' imprisonment for assisting the perpetrator and inciting online hate; the convictions highlight the lethal consequences of online hate...
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40% Bias Score
20-Month Sentence for Climate Activist Sparks Debate on UK Justice System
Anna Holland, 22, a Just Stop Oil activist, received a 20-month prison sentence for damaging the frame of a Van Gogh painting during a climate protest; from prison, she describes the harsh conditions but also the unexpected support from fellow inmates and her strengthened resolve to continue fightin...
20-Month Sentence for Climate Activist Sparks Debate on UK Justice System
Anna Holland, 22, a Just Stop Oil activist, received a 20-month prison sentence for damaging the frame of a Van Gogh painting during a climate protest; from prison, she describes the harsh conditions but also the unexpected support from fellow inmates and her strengthened resolve to continue fightin...
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60% Bias Score
Supreme Court to Review Constitutionality of TikTok Sale Mandate
The US Supreme Court will decide the constitutionality of a law forcing TikTok's sale by January 19th to prevent alleged Chinese government espionage and manipulation, despite claims this violates free speech and would cost businesses and creators hundreds of millions of dollars.
Supreme Court to Review Constitutionality of TikTok Sale Mandate
The US Supreme Court will decide the constitutionality of a law forcing TikTok's sale by January 19th to prevent alleged Chinese government espionage and manipulation, despite claims this violates free speech and would cost businesses and creators hundreds of millions of dollars.
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48% Bias Score
Switzerland to Ban Nazi Symbols Amidst Rise in Antisemitism
Switzerland proposes banning Nazi symbols and coded references like "18" and "88" due to a surge in antisemitism, with fines of about \£177 for violations; exceptions apply for educational and artistic use.
Switzerland to Ban Nazi Symbols Amidst Rise in Antisemitism
Switzerland proposes banning Nazi symbols and coded references like "18" and "88" due to a surge in antisemitism, with fines of about \£177 for violations; exceptions apply for educational and artistic use.
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36% Bias Score
Nazilli Okul Müdürü Hakkında Suç Duyurusu
CHP Nazilli İlçe Başkanlığı, Şehit Celal Güngör İlkokulu Müdürü Özkan Yıldırım Karaman'ın sosyal medyada Atatürk ve Cumhuriyet ilkelerine hakaret ettiği gerekçesiyle suç duyurusunda bulundu. Karaman'ın paylaşımlarında, eğitimciye yakışmayan ifadeler kullanarak AK Parti üyesi gibi politik görüş açıkl...
Nazilli Okul Müdürü Hakkında Suç Duyurusu
CHP Nazilli İlçe Başkanlığı, Şehit Celal Güngör İlkokulu Müdürü Özkan Yıldırım Karaman'ın sosyal medyada Atatürk ve Cumhuriyet ilkelerine hakaret ettiği gerekçesiyle suç duyurusunda bulundu. Karaman'ın paylaşımlarında, eğitimciye yakışmayan ifadeler kullanarak AK Parti üyesi gibi politik görüş açıkl...
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60% Bias Score
US Court Upholds Law Allowing TikTok Ban
A US appeals court upheld a law allowing a TikTok ban in the US unless its Chinese owner, ByteDance, sells it by January 19th, citing national security concerns over data access and algorithm manipulation; ByteDance argues this violates free speech.
US Court Upholds Law Allowing TikTok Ban
A US appeals court upheld a law allowing a TikTok ban in the US unless its Chinese owner, ByteDance, sells it by January 19th, citing national security concerns over data access and algorithm manipulation; ByteDance argues this violates free speech.
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44% Bias Score
French Court Convicts Eight in Samuel Paty Murder
A French court convicted eight people involved in the 2020 murder of teacher Samuel Paty, handing down sentences ranging from 13 to 16 years in prison for complicity in murder and organizing an online hate campaign; the sentences reflect the severity of actions taken by each defendant, highlighting ...
French Court Convicts Eight in Samuel Paty Murder
A French court convicted eight people involved in the 2020 murder of teacher Samuel Paty, handing down sentences ranging from 13 to 16 years in prison for complicity in murder and organizing an online hate campaign; the sentences reflect the severity of actions taken by each defendant, highlighting ...
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52% Bias Score
Brazil's Supreme Court to Decide Fate of Social Media Content Moderation
The Brazilian Supreme Court is deciding whether to declare Article 19 of the Internet Civil Framework unconstitutional, potentially increasing social media platforms' power to moderate content and impacting free speech, following Congress's failure to pass a "fake news" bill.
Brazil's Supreme Court to Decide Fate of Social Media Content Moderation
The Brazilian Supreme Court is deciding whether to declare Article 19 of the Internet Civil Framework unconstitutional, potentially increasing social media platforms' power to moderate content and impacting free speech, following Congress's failure to pass a "fake news" bill.
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52% Bias Score
Naomi Beckwith Appointed to Lead Documenta 16 After Antisemitism Scandal
Naomi Beckwith, a 48-year-old Chicagoan and current Guggenheim Museum chief curator, was announced as the new artistic director of documenta 16 on Wednesday, succeeding ruangrupa whose tenure was marred by antisemitic artwork displayed at documenta 15, triggering a major crisis.
Naomi Beckwith Appointed to Lead Documenta 16 After Antisemitism Scandal
Naomi Beckwith, a 48-year-old Chicagoan and current Guggenheim Museum chief curator, was announced as the new artistic director of documenta 16 on Wednesday, succeeding ruangrupa whose tenure was marred by antisemitic artwork displayed at documenta 15, triggering a major crisis.
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44% Bias Score
Syrian Poet Adonis Receives International Poetry Prize, Emphasizing Freedom of Speech
The Syrian poet Adonis, known for introducing free verse into Arabic literature, received the Joan Margarit International Poetry Prize in Paris, emphasizing the lasting power of poetry compared to politics and advocating for freedom of speech as essential for societal progress.
Syrian Poet Adonis Receives International Poetry Prize, Emphasizing Freedom of Speech
The Syrian poet Adonis, known for introducing free verse into Arabic literature, received the Joan Margarit International Poetry Prize in Paris, emphasizing the lasting power of poetry compared to politics and advocating for freedom of speech as essential for societal progress.
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32% Bias Score
Algeria Imprisons Author to Divert Attention from Regime Weakness
The Algerian regime imprisoned author Boualem Sansal and targeted Kamel Daoud, using accusations related to national unity to divert attention from internal dissent, unpopular elections, and international isolation, mirroring tactics used against the Hirak movement.
Algeria Imprisons Author to Divert Attention from Regime Weakness
The Algerian regime imprisoned author Boualem Sansal and targeted Kamel Daoud, using accusations related to national unity to divert attention from internal dissent, unpopular elections, and international isolation, mirroring tactics used against the Hirak movement.
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48% Bias Score
Algeria's Transnational Repression Silences Dissent
The Algerian government is targeting its citizens abroad for expressing criticism, leading to self-censorship and fear of returning home, as exemplified by the recent arrest of writer Boualem Sansal. This transnational repression, intensified since the 2020 pandemic, aims to suppress the Hirak movem...
Algeria's Transnational Repression Silences Dissent
The Algerian government is targeting its citizens abroad for expressing criticism, leading to self-censorship and fear of returning home, as exemplified by the recent arrest of writer Boualem Sansal. This transnational repression, intensified since the 2020 pandemic, aims to suppress the Hirak movem...
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52% Bias Score
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