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Berlin Police Intervene Despite Conflicting Rulings on Pro-Palestinian Slogan
Berlin police continue to intervene when people chant the pro-Palestinian slogan "From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free", despite differing court rulings on its legality. Over 260 pro-Palestinian demonstrations occurred in Berlin between May 1 and July 31, 2024, following the October 7, ...
Berlin Police Intervene Despite Conflicting Rulings on Pro-Palestinian Slogan
Berlin police continue to intervene when people chant the pro-Palestinian slogan "From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free", despite differing court rulings on its legality. Over 260 pro-Palestinian demonstrations occurred in Berlin between May 1 and July 31, 2024, following the October 7, ...
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48% Bias Score
Jammu and Kashmir Bans 25 Books, Citing Secessionism
The government of Indian-administered Jammu and Kashmir banned 25 books, including works by Arundhati Roy and other academics, for allegedly promoting a "false narrative and secessionism", impacting freedom of expression in the disputed territory.
Jammu and Kashmir Bans 25 Books, Citing Secessionism
The government of Indian-administered Jammu and Kashmir banned 25 books, including works by Arundhati Roy and other academics, for allegedly promoting a "false narrative and secessionism", impacting freedom of expression in the disputed territory.
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36% Bias Score
Three Charged for Supporting Banned Palestine Action
Three people were charged in London on September 16th under the Terrorism Act for showing support for Palestine Action, a banned organization, following their arrest at a July 5th protest; further charges are pending for 26 others.
Three Charged for Supporting Banned Palestine Action
Three people were charged in London on September 16th under the Terrorism Act for showing support for Palestine Action, a banned organization, following their arrest at a July 5th protest; further charges are pending for 26 others.
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56% Bias Score
Online Safety Act: Labour Accuses Farage of Prioritizing Free Speech Over Child Safety
Labour and Reform UK clash over the Online Safety Act, with Labour accusing Reform UK of prioritizing freedom of speech over child safety, citing cases of online child abuse and blackmail, while Reform UK argues the Act threatens free speech.
Online Safety Act: Labour Accuses Farage of Prioritizing Free Speech Over Child Safety
Labour and Reform UK clash over the Online Safety Act, with Labour accusing Reform UK of prioritizing freedom of speech over child safety, citing cases of online child abuse and blackmail, while Reform UK argues the Act threatens free speech.
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64% Bias Score
Death of Derk Sauer: A Loss for Independent Russian Journalism
Derk Sauer, founder of The Moscow Times and Vedomosti, passed away on Thursday; tributes from Russian journalists highlight his profound and lasting impact on independent Russian media, including his support for outlets like TV Rain after their relocation to Amsterdam.
Death of Derk Sauer: A Loss for Independent Russian Journalism
Derk Sauer, founder of The Moscow Times and Vedomosti, passed away on Thursday; tributes from Russian journalists highlight his profound and lasting impact on independent Russian media, including his support for outlets like TV Rain after their relocation to Amsterdam.
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28% Bias Score
Eindhoven Graffiti Sparks Debate on Freedom of Expression
In Eindhoven, Netherlands, graffiti artist Niels Bakkerus's "Fuck Israel, Free Palestine" artwork prompted four police visits and eventual removal by municipal authorities, sparking debate on freedom of expression versus public order.
Eindhoven Graffiti Sparks Debate on Freedom of Expression
In Eindhoven, Netherlands, graffiti artist Niels Bakkerus's "Fuck Israel, Free Palestine" artwork prompted four police visits and eventual removal by municipal authorities, sparking debate on freedom of expression versus public order.
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40% Bias Score
Berlin Police Continue to Act Against Pro-Palestinian Slogan Despite Legal Uncertainty
Berlin police continue to record the identities of those chanting the pro-Palestinian slogan "From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free," despite differing court rulings on its legality, due to the prosecutor's view that it's a crime; over 260 pro-Palestinian demonstrations have taken place ...
Berlin Police Continue to Act Against Pro-Palestinian Slogan Despite Legal Uncertainty
Berlin police continue to record the identities of those chanting the pro-Palestinian slogan "From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free," despite differing court rulings on its legality, due to the prosecutor's view that it's a crime; over 260 pro-Palestinian demonstrations have taken place ...
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48% Bias Score
Altaylı Criticizes Metiner's Attack on Academics Amidst Kurdish Peace Process Uncertainty
Journalist Fatih Altaylı criticized AKP member Mehmet Metiner for attacking Professor Erhan Afyoncu and İlber Ortaylı over their views on Turkish identity, highlighting internal divisions within the ruling party regarding the peace process and expressing pessimism about a newly formed commission's p...
Altaylı Criticizes Metiner's Attack on Academics Amidst Kurdish Peace Process Uncertainty
Journalist Fatih Altaylı criticized AKP member Mehmet Metiner for attacking Professor Erhan Afyoncu and İlber Ortaylı over their views on Turkish identity, highlighting internal divisions within the ruling party regarding the peace process and expressing pessimism about a newly formed commission's p...
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60% Bias Score
Ugandan Student Jailed for Criticizing President on TikTok
A Ugandan university student, Elson Tumwine, who disappeared after posting a critical TikTok video about President Museveni, was jailed for two months on charges of offensive communication and computer misuse, sparking concerns about freedom of speech.
Ugandan Student Jailed for Criticizing President on TikTok
A Ugandan university student, Elson Tumwine, who disappeared after posting a critical TikTok video about President Museveni, was jailed for two months on charges of offensive communication and computer misuse, sparking concerns about freedom of speech.
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40% Bias Score
Melbourne Pro-Palestine Protest Blocked by Police, Unlike Sydney
On Sunday, approximately 25,000 pro-Palestine protestors in Melbourne were unexpectedly blocked by police from crossing the King Street Bridge, unlike a similar protest in Sydney that proceeded without incident, sparking concerns of inconsistent policing and potential bias.
Melbourne Pro-Palestine Protest Blocked by Police, Unlike Sydney
On Sunday, approximately 25,000 pro-Palestine protestors in Melbourne were unexpectedly blocked by police from crossing the King Street Bridge, unlike a similar protest in Sydney that proceeded without incident, sparking concerns of inconsistent policing and potential bias.
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52% Bias Score
German Prosecutor Appeals Acquittal of Satirist for Trump Assassination Post
A Berlin court acquitted satirist Sebastian Hotz of disturbing the peace for his online post about the attempted assassination of Donald Trump; however, the public prosecutor's office appealed the decision, citing potential hate speech due to Hotz's large following and the post's inflammatory nature...
German Prosecutor Appeals Acquittal of Satirist for Trump Assassination Post
A Berlin court acquitted satirist Sebastian Hotz of disturbing the peace for his online post about the attempted assassination of Donald Trump; however, the public prosecutor's office appealed the decision, citing potential hate speech due to Hotz's large following and the post's inflammatory nature...
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48% Bias Score
German Court Acquits X User of Hate Speech Charges Over Trump Assassination Attempt Comments
A German court acquitted Sebastian Hotz, a 29-year-old with 740,000 X followers, of charges related to disturbing public peace after he posted comments on an assassination attempt against Donald Trump, comparing it to missing a bus and stating his approval of fascists dying; the court deemed the pos...
German Court Acquits X User of Hate Speech Charges Over Trump Assassination Attempt Comments
A German court acquitted Sebastian Hotz, a 29-year-old with 740,000 X followers, of charges related to disturbing public peace after he posted comments on an assassination attempt against Donald Trump, comparing it to missing a bus and stating his approval of fascists dying; the court deemed the pos...
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44% Bias Score
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