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Greek CSOs Condemn Government Disparagement of Their Work
Sixty-seven Greek Civil Society Organizations sent an open letter to Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis condemning recent statements by government officials that disparaged their work and volunteer efforts, particularly in relation to recent deadly wildfires; the letter calls for condemnation of the...
Greek CSOs Condemn Government Disparagement of Their Work
Sixty-seven Greek Civil Society Organizations sent an open letter to Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis condemning recent statements by government officials that disparaged their work and volunteer efforts, particularly in relation to recent deadly wildfires; the letter calls for condemnation of the...
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56% Bias Score


Buchenwald Memorial Can Bar Keffiyeh-Wearers, Court Rules
A Thuringia court ruled that the Buchenwald Memorial can refuse entry to visitors wearing keffiyehs, citing concerns for the safety and feelings of Jewish visitors, after a woman was denied entry while wearing one to protest Israeli policies during a memorial event.
Buchenwald Memorial Can Bar Keffiyeh-Wearers, Court Rules
A Thuringia court ruled that the Buchenwald Memorial can refuse entry to visitors wearing keffiyehs, citing concerns for the safety and feelings of Jewish visitors, after a woman was denied entry while wearing one to protest Israeli policies during a memorial event.
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Moroccan Activist Arrested for "Blasphemy" Sparks LGBTQ+ Rights Debate
Moroccan activist Ibtissam Betty Lachgar's arrest for blasphemy after posting a photo of herself wearing a "God is lesbian" shirt highlights the ongoing criminalization of homosexuality in Morocco, sparking debate about freedom of expression and the limits of private tolerance versus public repressi...
Moroccan Activist Arrested for "Blasphemy" Sparks LGBTQ+ Rights Debate
Moroccan activist Ibtissam Betty Lachgar's arrest for blasphemy after posting a photo of herself wearing a "God is lesbian" shirt highlights the ongoing criminalization of homosexuality in Morocco, sparking debate about freedom of expression and the limits of private tolerance versus public repressi...
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48% Bias Score


Qatari Baha'i Leader Sentenced to Five Years in Prison
A Qatari court sentenced Remy Rouhani, leader of the Baha'i community, to five years in prison for social media posts deemed to question Islamic foundations; this follows UN concerns about the unequal treatment of Baha'is in Qatar.
Qatari Baha'i Leader Sentenced to Five Years in Prison
A Qatari court sentenced Remy Rouhani, leader of the Baha'i community, to five years in prison for social media posts deemed to question Islamic foundations; this follows UN concerns about the unequal treatment of Baha'is in Qatar.
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56% Bias Score


Syria: Freedoms Curtailed After Initial Post-Assad Hopes
Following the fall of Assad's regime, Syrian activists initially celebrated newfound freedoms. However, recent events in coastal regions and Sweida have led to a resurgence of restrictions on freedom of expression, forcing some to flee the country again due to increased intimidation and fear, includ...
Syria: Freedoms Curtailed After Initial Post-Assad Hopes
Following the fall of Assad's regime, Syrian activists initially celebrated newfound freedoms. However, recent events in coastal regions and Sweida have led to a resurgence of restrictions on freedom of expression, forcing some to flee the country again due to increased intimidation and fear, includ...
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36% Bias Score


Mass Arrests of Palestine Action Supporters Following UK Ban
Over 500 people were arrested in the UK for supporting Palestine Action, a group banned under terrorism laws last month for causing £7 million in damage and whose ban is being challenged in court; the arrests sparked concerns about freedom of expression.
Mass Arrests of Palestine Action Supporters Following UK Ban
Over 500 people were arrested in the UK for supporting Palestine Action, a group banned under terrorism laws last month for causing £7 million in damage and whose ban is being challenged in court; the arrests sparked concerns about freedom of expression.
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48% Bias Score

Kneecap Band Member's Terrorism Case Adjourned
Kneecap band member Mo Chara faced a terrorism charge today at Westminster Magistrates' Court for allegedly displaying a Hezbollah flag; the case was adjourned until September 26th, with Mo Chara released on bail amid significant public support.

Kneecap Band Member's Terrorism Case Adjourned
Kneecap band member Mo Chara faced a terrorism charge today at Westminster Magistrates' Court for allegedly displaying a Hezbollah flag; the case was adjourned until September 26th, with Mo Chara released on bail amid significant public support.
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Censorship of Myanmar Artist's Exhibition in Bangkok Highlights China's Global Repression
A Myanmar artist and his wife fled to the UK after their Bangkok art exhibition, "Constellation of Complicity," which criticized authoritarian regimes, was censored due to pressure from the Chinese government, prompting human rights concerns and highlighting the issue of extraterritorial repression.

Censorship of Myanmar Artist's Exhibition in Bangkok Highlights China's Global Repression
A Myanmar artist and his wife fled to the UK after their Bangkok art exhibition, "Constellation of Complicity," which criticized authoritarian regimes, was censored due to pressure from the Chinese government, prompting human rights concerns and highlighting the issue of extraterritorial repression.
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China's Censorship Silences Thai Art Exhibition, Forcing Curators to Flee
A Bangkok art exhibition showcasing works critical of authoritarian regimes was censored after Chinese government pressure, forcing the Burmese curators to flee to the UK seeking asylum amidst allegations of Thai police involvement.

China's Censorship Silences Thai Art Exhibition, Forcing Curators to Flee
A Bangkok art exhibition showcasing works critical of authoritarian regimes was censored after Chinese government pressure, forcing the Burmese curators to flee to the UK seeking asylum amidst allegations of Thai police involvement.
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44% Bias Score

Sydney Restaurant Faces Discrimination Complaint for Refusing Entry to Patrons Wearing Palestinian Keffiyehs
Six individuals are filing a discrimination complaint with the Australian Human Rights Commission against Sydney restaurant Jimmy's Falafel for briefly refusing service to patrons wearing Palestinian keffiyehs on August 3rd, following a pro-Palestine protest, citing safety concerns after instances o...

Sydney Restaurant Faces Discrimination Complaint for Refusing Entry to Patrons Wearing Palestinian Keffiyehs
Six individuals are filing a discrimination complaint with the Australian Human Rights Commission against Sydney restaurant Jimmy's Falafel for briefly refusing service to patrons wearing Palestinian keffiyehs on August 3rd, following a pro-Palestine protest, citing safety concerns after instances o...
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44% Bias Score

Moroccan Feminist Arrested for "Blasphemy" After Viral Post
Moroccan feminist Ibtissame Lachgar was arrested for blasphemy after posting a photo of herself wearing a shirt stating "Allah is lesbian", facing up to five years imprisonment for the act which sparked outrage and numerous threats. Her past activism with Mali further fueled the controversy.

Moroccan Feminist Arrested for "Blasphemy" After Viral Post
Moroccan feminist Ibtissame Lachgar was arrested for blasphemy after posting a photo of herself wearing a shirt stating "Allah is lesbian", facing up to five years imprisonment for the act which sparked outrage and numerous threats. Her past activism with Mali further fueled the controversy.
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36% Bias Score

Iran Threatens 45 Journalists, 315 Family Members: UN Appeal Filed
Iranian authorities issued death threats to 45 Iran International journalists and 315 family members, prompting an Urgent Appeal to the UN by their legal team; this follows a pattern of transnational repression by Iran since 2017.

Iran Threatens 45 Journalists, 315 Family Members: UN Appeal Filed
Iranian authorities issued death threats to 45 Iran International journalists and 315 family members, prompting an Urgent Appeal to the UN by their legal team; this follows a pattern of transnational repression by Iran since 2017.
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24% Bias Score
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