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Maroccan Activist Sentenced for Blasphemy
Ibtissame Lachgar, a Moroccan activist, received a 30-month prison sentence and a fine for a 2022 X post showing her wearing a "Allah is a lesbian" T-shirt, violating Morocco's blasphemy law.
Maroccan Activist Sentenced for Blasphemy
Ibtissame Lachgar, a Moroccan activist, received a 30-month prison sentence and a fine for a 2022 X post showing her wearing a "Allah is a lesbian" T-shirt, violating Morocco's blasphemy law.
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40% Bias Score


Court Allows Government Appeal of Palestine Action Ban
A Court of Appeal judge granted the Home Office permission to challenge a High Court ruling that allowed Palestine Action to appeal its ban under terror legislation, setting a hearing date for September 25th.
Court Allows Government Appeal of Palestine Action Ban
A Court of Appeal judge granted the Home Office permission to challenge a High Court ruling that allowed Palestine Action to appeal its ban under terror legislation, setting a hearing date for September 25th.
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32% Bias Score


Harvard Wins $2.2 Billion Funding Case Against US Government
A US District Court judge ruled that the Trump administration illegally withheld $2.2 billion in research funding from Harvard University, ordering the funds to be released.
Harvard Wins $2.2 Billion Funding Case Against US Government
A US District Court judge ruled that the Trump administration illegally withheld $2.2 billion in research funding from Harvard University, ordering the funds to be released.
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52% Bias Score


EU Digital Policy Sparks US Concerns Over Tech Regulation
A US House hearing on Wednesday will highlight the growing transatlantic divide over regulating large tech companies, focusing on the EU's DSA, DMA, and AI Act, which US officials and tech executives criticize as unfair and potentially infringing on free speech.
EU Digital Policy Sparks US Concerns Over Tech Regulation
A US House hearing on Wednesday will highlight the growing transatlantic divide over regulating large tech companies, focusing on the EU's DSA, DMA, and AI Act, which US officials and tech executives criticize as unfair and potentially infringing on free speech.
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60% Bias Score


German Court Fines Right-Wing Influencer for Insulting Journalist
A German court ordered right-wing influencer Anthony Lee to pay a fine for insulting journalist Jost Maurin, highlighting the legal repercussions of online harassment and the importance of protecting journalistic integrity.
German Court Fines Right-Wing Influencer for Insulting Journalist
A German court ordered right-wing influencer Anthony Lee to pay a fine for insulting journalist Jost Maurin, highlighting the legal repercussions of online harassment and the importance of protecting journalistic integrity.
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20% Bias Score


Frankfurt Gaza Protest: Arrest for Holocaust Minimization
Following a Frankfurt protest against the Gaza war, authorities arrested a speaker for allegedly minimizing the Holocaust and the Hamas terror attack; approximately 11,000 people attended the demonstration, exceeding the initially registered 5,000.
Frankfurt Gaza Protest: Arrest for Holocaust Minimization
Following a Frankfurt protest against the Gaza war, authorities arrested a speaker for allegedly minimizing the Holocaust and the Hamas terror attack; approximately 11,000 people attended the demonstration, exceeding the initially registered 5,000.
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36% Bias Score

Hamburg Court Rejects AfD Lawsuit Against Senator Grote
The Hamburg Constitutional Court dismissed the AfD's lawsuit against Senator Andy Grote (SPD) for criticizing the party in a parliamentary debate, ruling that the neutrality requirement doesn't apply to such debates.

Hamburg Court Rejects AfD Lawsuit Against Senator Grote
The Hamburg Constitutional Court dismissed the AfD's lawsuit against Senator Andy Grote (SPD) for criticizing the party in a parliamentary debate, ruling that the neutrality requirement doesn't apply to such debates.
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20% Bias Score

Disrupted Debate: Palmer and Frohnmaier Clash Amidst Protests in Tübingen
A public debate between Tübingen's mayor Boris Palmer and AfD state leader Markus Frohnmaier was significantly disrupted by protestors, resulting in numerous removals from the venue before the discussion could begin on topics such as freedom of speech and climate protection.

Disrupted Debate: Palmer and Frohnmaier Clash Amidst Protests in Tübingen
A public debate between Tübingen's mayor Boris Palmer and AfD state leader Markus Frohnmaier was significantly disrupted by protestors, resulting in numerous removals from the venue before the discussion could begin on topics such as freedom of speech and climate protection.
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32% Bias Score

British Comedian's Arrest Sparks Free Speech Debate
The arrest of Graham Linehan, a British comedian, for social media posts about transgender people has ignited a debate in the U.K. over freedom of speech versus online hate speech, with critics citing ambiguities in the law and concerns over potential overreach.

British Comedian's Arrest Sparks Free Speech Debate
The arrest of Graham Linehan, a British comedian, for social media posts about transgender people has ignited a debate in the U.K. over freedom of speech versus online hate speech, with critics citing ambiguities in the law and concerns over potential overreach.
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20% Bias Score

Amsterdam Demonstration Ban Sparks Legal Challenge
On November 12th, 2024, Jesse van Schaik and others protested Amsterdam's demonstration ban, imposed after Ajax-Maccabi Tel Aviv riots, leading to arrests and a legal challenge by Amnesty International.

Amsterdam Demonstration Ban Sparks Legal Challenge
On November 12th, 2024, Jesse van Schaik and others protested Amsterdam's demonstration ban, imposed after Ajax-Maccabi Tel Aviv riots, leading to arrests and a legal challenge by Amnesty International.
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20% Bias Score

Crackdown on Russian Literature Intensifies Amidst Growing Repression
Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, a tightening crackdown on Russian literature has seen books banned, publishers intimidated, and authors censored or prosecuted, with new restrictions targeting authors labeled as "foreign agents" set to come into effect.

Crackdown on Russian Literature Intensifies Amidst Growing Repression
Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, a tightening crackdown on Russian literature has seen books banned, publishers intimidated, and authors censored or prosecuted, with new restrictions targeting authors labeled as "foreign agents" set to come into effect.
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52% Bias Score

Frankfurt Anti-Gaza War Protest: Arrest for Holocaust Minimization
Following a Frankfurt demonstration against the Gaza war, attracting 11,000 attendees despite a permit for 5,000, one speaker was arrested for allegedly minimizing the Holocaust and the October 7th Hamas terror attack.

Frankfurt Anti-Gaza War Protest: Arrest for Holocaust Minimization
Following a Frankfurt demonstration against the Gaza war, attracting 11,000 attendees despite a permit for 5,000, one speaker was arrested for allegedly minimizing the Holocaust and the October 7th Hamas terror attack.
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32% Bias Score
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