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Mother's Testimony Ignites Conflict in Griva Murder Trial
During a heated court session for the murder of 28-year-old Kyriaki Griva, the defendant's mother testified, claiming the victim's family knew about the years-long abusive relationship and that her son had mental health problems, but should still be convicted; her testimony ignited intense conflict ...
Mother's Testimony Ignites Conflict in Griva Murder Trial
During a heated court session for the murder of 28-year-old Kyriaki Griva, the defendant's mother testified, claiming the victim's family knew about the years-long abusive relationship and that her son had mental health problems, but should still be convicted; her testimony ignited intense conflict ...
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60% Bias Score
Justice Department Sues California Over Transgender Girls in School Sports
The Justice Department sued California's Department of Education and the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) for allowing transgender girls to compete in girls' sports, alleging Title IX violations and creating a hostile educational environment for cisgender girls; the Trump administration p...
Justice Department Sues California Over Transgender Girls in School Sports
The Justice Department sued California's Department of Education and the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) for allowing transgender girls to compete in girls' sports, alleging Title IX violations and creating a hostile educational environment for cisgender girls; the Trump administration p...
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72% Bias Score
TikTok Trend Normalizes Toxic Relationship Beginnings
The TikTok trend "One Day or Day One" uses couples' wedding photos and initial messages to showcase relationships, often featuring problematic male behavior that is normalized and even romanticized, revealing underlying misogynistic and patriarchal attitudes.
TikTok Trend Normalizes Toxic Relationship Beginnings
The TikTok trend "One Day or Day One" uses couples' wedding photos and initial messages to showcase relationships, often featuring problematic male behavior that is normalized and even romanticized, revealing underlying misogynistic and patriarchal attitudes.
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72% Bias Score
Toxic": Lithuanian Teenagers Exploited by Modeling School
Saule Bliuvaite's "Toxic" won the Locarno Film Festival's Golden Leopard, depicting Lithuanian teenagers' exploitation by a modeling school amid their town's grim industrial setting, using striking visuals to highlight their resilience.
Toxic": Lithuanian Teenagers Exploited by Modeling School
Saule Bliuvaite's "Toxic" won the Locarno Film Festival's Golden Leopard, depicting Lithuanian teenagers' exploitation by a modeling school amid their town's grim industrial setting, using striking visuals to highlight their resilience.
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4% Bias Score
Spanish Judges Report Widespread Deficiencies in Domestic Violence Case Handling
A survey of 477 Spanish judges reveals widespread deficiencies in resources and infrastructure for handling domestic violence cases, with significant regional disparities; low satisfaction scores highlight issues like insufficient facilities, long forensic report delays, and limited access to victim...
Spanish Judges Report Widespread Deficiencies in Domestic Violence Case Handling
A survey of 477 Spanish judges reveals widespread deficiencies in resources and infrastructure for handling domestic violence cases, with significant regional disparities; low satisfaction scores highlight issues like insufficient facilities, long forensic report delays, and limited access to victim...
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32% Bias Score
Dear Ms.": A Documentary on the Impact of Ms. Magazine
HBO's documentary "Dear Ms.: A Revolution in Print" explores the creation, content, and lasting impact of Ms. magazine, launched in 1972, highlighting its role in bringing issues like sexual harassment to national attention and showcasing the internal diversity of the women's movement.
Dear Ms.": A Documentary on the Impact of Ms. Magazine
HBO's documentary "Dear Ms.: A Revolution in Print" explores the creation, content, and lasting impact of Ms. magazine, launched in 1972, highlighting its role in bringing issues like sexual harassment to national attention and showcasing the internal diversity of the women's movement.
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24% Bias Score
Record High Abortion Rate in England and Wales
In 2022, a record 29.7% of conceptions in England and Wales ended in legal abortion (247,703), up from 26.5% in 2021 and 20.8% in 2012; the highest percentage was among girls under 16 (61%), while women aged 30-34 had the lowest (20.5%); increased waiting times for contraception and financial strugg...
Record High Abortion Rate in England and Wales
In 2022, a record 29.7% of conceptions in England and Wales ended in legal abortion (247,703), up from 26.5% in 2021 and 20.8% in 2012; the highest percentage was among girls under 16 (61%), while women aged 30-34 had the lowest (20.5%); increased waiting times for contraception and financial strugg...
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44% Bias Score
Iceland's Former First Lady Redefines Presidential Spouse Role Through Advocacy
Eliza Reid, Iceland's former First Lady, used her position to redefine the role of a presidential spouse by promoting gender equality through fashion and writing, challenging traditional expectations and advocating for Icelandic designers and sustainable practices.
Iceland's Former First Lady Redefines Presidential Spouse Role Through Advocacy
Eliza Reid, Iceland's former First Lady, used her position to redefine the role of a presidential spouse by promoting gender equality through fashion and writing, challenging traditional expectations and advocating for Icelandic designers and sustainable practices.
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48% Bias Score
Increased Child Care Tax Credit Spurs Employer Investment in Employee Retention
CAKES body, a $92 million undergarments startup, provides its 30 employees with up to $3,000 monthly in child care reimbursement; a new tax law triples the amount businesses can claim for providing childcare, potentially boosting employee retention and the economy.
Increased Child Care Tax Credit Spurs Employer Investment in Employee Retention
CAKES body, a $92 million undergarments startup, provides its 30 employees with up to $3,000 monthly in child care reimbursement; a new tax law triples the amount businesses can claim for providing childcare, potentially boosting employee retention and the economy.
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44% Bias Score
Slutwalk Munich Expands with "Schlampenfest" to Combat Victim Blaming
Slutwalk Munich, an anti-victim-blaming initiative, hosts a yearly demonstration and recently added a "Schlampenfest" (Slut Fest) to raise funds and offer diverse events combating slut-shaming and promoting self-determination.
Slutwalk Munich Expands with "Schlampenfest" to Combat Victim Blaming
Slutwalk Munich, an anti-victim-blaming initiative, hosts a yearly demonstration and recently added a "Schlampenfest" (Slut Fest) to raise funds and offer diverse events combating slut-shaming and promoting self-determination.
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44% Bias Score
Chinese Game Sparks Backlash Over Sexist Portrayal of Women
A Chinese mobile game, "Revenge on Gold Diggers," which later changed its name to "Emotional Anti-Fraud Simulator," topped Steam charts but faced widespread criticism for its portrayal of women as manipulative gold diggers, sparking a debate about gender stereotypes and romance scams in China.
Chinese Game Sparks Backlash Over Sexist Portrayal of Women
A Chinese mobile game, "Revenge on Gold Diggers," which later changed its name to "Emotional Anti-Fraud Simulator," topped Steam charts but faced widespread criticism for its portrayal of women as manipulative gold diggers, sparking a debate about gender stereotypes and romance scams in China.
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64% Bias Score
UK Bans NDAs to Silence Workplace Sexual Misconduct Victims
The UK government will ban employers from using non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) to silence victims of workplace sexual misconduct or discrimination, starting later this year; this follows years of campaigning by victims and aligns the UK with other countries that have similar bans.
UK Bans NDAs to Silence Workplace Sexual Misconduct Victims
The UK government will ban employers from using non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) to silence victims of workplace sexual misconduct or discrimination, starting later this year; this follows years of campaigning by victims and aligns the UK with other countries that have similar bans.
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44% Bias Score
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