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Germany Rejects Union Inquiry into State-Funded Civil Society Groups
The German government rejected a 551-question inquiry by the Union party concerning the political neutrality of 17 state-funded civil society groups and media organizations, emphasizing the right to assembly and political expression, while confirming only 6 received federal funding (between €208,000...
Germany Rejects Union Inquiry into State-Funded Civil Society Groups
The German government rejected a 551-question inquiry by the Union party concerning the political neutrality of 17 state-funded civil society groups and media organizations, emphasizing the right to assembly and political expression, while confirming only 6 received federal funding (between €208,000...
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44% Bias Score
German Government Rejects "Shadow Structure" Accusations in NGO Funding Inquiry
The German government rejected Union faction accusations of "shadow structures" in NGO funding, citing the Federal Finance Court's affirmation of NGOs' right to political engagement while declining detailed responses to specific organizations due to Länder jurisdiction and research demands; over 200...
German Government Rejects "Shadow Structure" Accusations in NGO Funding Inquiry
The German government rejected Union faction accusations of "shadow structures" in NGO funding, citing the Federal Finance Court's affirmation of NGOs' right to political engagement while declining detailed responses to specific organizations due to Länder jurisdiction and research demands; over 200...
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44% Bias Score
Greek MP Arrested for Vandalizing National Gallery Artwork
Niki party MP Nikos Papadopoulos vandalized artwork at the National Gallery on Monday, claiming religious offense; he's been arrested for aggravated damage, and the Gallery is temporarily closed.
Greek MP Arrested for Vandalizing National Gallery Artwork
Niki party MP Nikos Papadopoulos vandalized artwork at the National Gallery on Monday, claiming religious offense; he's been arrested for aggravated damage, and the Gallery is temporarily closed.
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40% Bias Score
Iranian Musician Flogged 74 Times for Anti-Hijab Song
Iranian singer Mehdi Yarrahi was lashed 74 times for a song advocating against the hijab and supporting protests, serving a portion of his two years and eight months prison sentence alongside a fine after his August 2023 arrest.
Iranian Musician Flogged 74 Times for Anti-Hijab Song
Iranian singer Mehdi Yarrahi was lashed 74 times for a song advocating against the hijab and supporting protests, serving a portion of his two years and eight months prison sentence alongside a fine after his August 2023 arrest.
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60% Bias Score
Texas Employee Fired for Keeping Pronouns in Email Signature
Texas state employee Frank Zamora was fired for refusing to remove pronouns from his email signature following a directive from Governor Greg Abbott, who celebrated the firing on X along with Elon Musk.
Texas Employee Fired for Keeping Pronouns in Email Signature
Texas state employee Frank Zamora was fired for refusing to remove pronouns from his email signature following a directive from Governor Greg Abbott, who celebrated the firing on X along with Elon Musk.
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60% Bias Score
Paris Trial: Seven Convicted for Online Hate Speech Targeting Olympics Artistic Director
Seven individuals aged 22-79 were charged in a Paris court for sending death threats and hate speech to Thomas Jolly, the artistic director of the Paris 2024 Olympics opening ceremony, following online backlash against his artistic representation of a celebratory scene interpreted by some as mocking...
Paris Trial: Seven Convicted for Online Hate Speech Targeting Olympics Artistic Director
Seven individuals aged 22-79 were charged in a Paris court for sending death threats and hate speech to Thomas Jolly, the artistic director of the Paris 2024 Olympics opening ceremony, following online backlash against his artistic representation of a celebratory scene interpreted by some as mocking...
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60% Bias Score
Rise in Attacks Against Journalists at German Demonstrations in 2024
In 2024, at least 100 journalists were attacked at German demonstrations, with the majority (at least 50) occurring at pro-Palestinian and anti-Israel rallies in Berlin, surpassing previous years' right-wing related incidents. This highlights a concerning trend affecting press freedom.
Rise in Attacks Against Journalists at German Demonstrations in 2024
In 2024, at least 100 journalists were attacked at German demonstrations, with the majority (at least 50) occurring at pro-Palestinian and anti-Israel rallies in Berlin, surpassing previous years' right-wing related incidents. This highlights a concerning trend affecting press freedom.
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40% Bias Score
Algerian Author Boualem Sansal's Imprisonment Escalates to UN
Franco-Algerian writer Boualem Sansal, seriously ill, remains imprisoned in Algeria; his lawyer, denied access, is escalating the case to the UN due to the violation of fair trial treaties and the pressure put on Sansal to change lawyers; Sansal is being presented on Algerian social media as public ...
Algerian Author Boualem Sansal's Imprisonment Escalates to UN
Franco-Algerian writer Boualem Sansal, seriously ill, remains imprisoned in Algeria; his lawyer, denied access, is escalating the case to the UN due to the violation of fair trial treaties and the pressure put on Sansal to change lawyers; Sansal is being presented on Algerian social media as public ...
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56% Bias Score
PKK Disarmament Plan Uncertain Amidst Turkish Political Uncertainty and Global Crackdown on Protests".
Following a message from Abdullah Öcalan, conflicting interpretations and a lack of a clear plan cloud the PKK's disarmament and reintegration process, complicated by the Turkish President's detachment. Meanwhile, the US is suspending federal aid to schools permitting protests, showcasing a global t...
PKK Disarmament Plan Uncertain Amidst Turkish Political Uncertainty and Global Crackdown on Protests".
Following a message from Abdullah Öcalan, conflicting interpretations and a lack of a clear plan cloud the PKK's disarmament and reintegration process, complicated by the Turkish President's detachment. Meanwhile, the US is suspending federal aid to schools permitting protests, showcasing a global t...
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36% Bias Score
Iranian Musician Lashed 74 Times for Song Encouraging Women to Remove Hijabs
Iranian musician Mehdi Yarrahi received 74 lashes as punishment for his song "Roosarito," which encouraged women to remove their hijabs, following his arrest in August 2023 and subsequent sentencing by the Tehran Revolutionary Court.
Iranian Musician Lashed 74 Times for Song Encouraging Women to Remove Hijabs
Iranian musician Mehdi Yarrahi received 74 lashes as punishment for his song "Roosarito," which encouraged women to remove their hijabs, following his arrest in August 2023 and subsequent sentencing by the Tehran Revolutionary Court.
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56% Bias Score
Turkey: 30 Human Rights Activists Jailed Based on 13-Year-Old Wiretaps
Thirty human rights activists remain jailed in Turkey following arrests based on 2012-2013 wiretaps, prompting the İnsan Hakları Savunucuları Dayanışma Ağı (İHSDA) to demand their release, citing the misuse of anti-terrorism laws to suppress dissent.
Turkey: 30 Human Rights Activists Jailed Based on 13-Year-Old Wiretaps
Thirty human rights activists remain jailed in Turkey following arrests based on 2012-2013 wiretaps, prompting the İnsan Hakları Savunucuları Dayanışma Ağı (İHSDA) to demand their release, citing the misuse of anti-terrorism laws to suppress dissent.
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60% Bias Score
Opposition Demands Apology for Violent Removal of Hamas Massacre Victims' Families from Knesset"
Six opposition party leaders in the Knesset demanded an apology from Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana for the violent removal of family members of the October 7 Hamas massacre victims who were attempting to attend a Knesset plenum discussion on the government's refusal to form a State Commission of Inquir...
Opposition Demands Apology for Violent Removal of Hamas Massacre Victims' Families from Knesset"
Six opposition party leaders in the Knesset demanded an apology from Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana for the violent removal of family members of the October 7 Hamas massacre victims who were attempting to attend a Knesset plenum discussion on the government's refusal to form a State Commission of Inquir...
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44% Bias Score
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