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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


One Piece Pirate Flags Become Symbol of Indonesian Dissent
Indonesians are displaying pirate flags from the popular anime One Piece to protest President Prabowo Subianto's government, sparking a debate over freedom of expression and the potential for political unrest, with some officials viewing it as an attempt to divide the nation while others see it as c...
One Piece Pirate Flags Become Symbol of Indonesian Dissent
Indonesians are displaying pirate flags from the popular anime One Piece to protest President Prabowo Subianto's government, sparking a debate over freedom of expression and the potential for political unrest, with some officials viewing it as an attempt to divide the nation while others see it as c...
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40% Bias Score


UK Online Safety Act Risks Increased Censorship of Palestinian Content
The Online Safety Act and the proscription of Palestine Action raise concerns about increased censorship of Palestinian-related content; human rights organizations warn of potential misidentification of support for Palestine as support for terrorism, impacting freedom of expression and protest.
UK Online Safety Act Risks Increased Censorship of Palestinian Content
The Online Safety Act and the proscription of Palestine Action raise concerns about increased censorship of Palestinian-related content; human rights organizations warn of potential misidentification of support for Palestine as support for terrorism, impacting freedom of expression and protest.
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40% Bias Score


Rome Orders Removal of Lega Posters; Clash Over Hate Speech
Rome's city council ordered the removal of Lega party posters depicting Roma and Black individuals with phrases like "Evict you in 24 hours," sparking a political clash over freedom of expression versus hate speech regulations.
Rome Orders Removal of Lega Posters; Clash Over Hate Speech
Rome's city council ordered the removal of Lega party posters depicting Roma and Black individuals with phrases like "Evict you in 24 hours," sparking a political clash over freedom of expression versus hate speech regulations.
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48% 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

Dieudonné Defies Ban, Holds Clandestine Show in Brittany
Despite a prefectural ban due to his history of hate speech and a risk to public order, Dieudonné held a show in a private home near Rennes on August 8th, attracting around 150 attendees and featuring Francis Lalanne as the opening act.

Dieudonné Defies Ban, Holds Clandestine Show in Brittany
Despite a prefectural ban due to his history of hate speech and a risk to public order, Dieudonné held a show in a private home near Rennes on August 8th, attracting around 150 attendees and featuring Francis Lalanne as the opening act.
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48% Bias Score

RTÜK Bans Tele1 for Five Days, Sparking Freedom of Speech Concerns
RTÜK, Turkey's media regulatory body, imposed a five-day ban on Tele1 television for allegedly inciting hatred and hostility, prompting criticism from the Türkiye Gazeteciler Cemiyeti (TGC) who view this action as an attack on freedom of speech, with the ban set to take effect on August 7th, 2025 un...

RTÜK Bans Tele1 for Five Days, Sparking Freedom of Speech Concerns
RTÜK, Turkey's media regulatory body, imposed a five-day ban on Tele1 television for allegedly inciting hatred and hostility, prompting criticism from the Türkiye Gazeteciler Cemiyeti (TGC) who view this action as an attack on freedom of speech, with the ban set to take effect on August 7th, 2025 un...
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56% Bias Score

Russia Tightens Censorship with New Law Imposing Fines for 'Extremist' Content Access
Russia's upper house approved a sweeping censorship law on July 25th, 2025, imposing fines for accessing 'extremist' content or promoting VPNs, sparking a small protest and raising concerns about free speech amid existing restrictions.

Russia Tightens Censorship with New Law Imposing Fines for 'Extremist' Content Access
Russia's upper house approved a sweeping censorship law on July 25th, 2025, imposing fines for accessing 'extremist' content or promoting VPNs, sparking a small protest and raising concerns about free speech amid existing restrictions.
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48% Bias Score

Venezuela: Passport Annulments Silence Critics
The Venezuelan government has annulled the passports of at least 40 human rights defenders and independent journalists since July 2024, according to Cejil, following President Maduro's reelection; most affected individuals received no prior notification and learned about the annulment upon trying to...

Venezuela: Passport Annulments Silence Critics
The Venezuelan government has annulled the passports of at least 40 human rights defenders and independent journalists since July 2024, according to Cejil, following President Maduro's reelection; most affected individuals received no prior notification and learned about the annulment upon trying to...
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48% Bias Score
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