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U.S. Visa Policy Creates Barriers for Transgender Musicians
Following a new U.S. policy requiring gender on visas to match birth certificates, the American Federation of Musicians warns Canadian transgender performers of potential U.S. visa difficulties; Montreal musician Bells Larsen cancelled his U.S. tour dates due to this.
U.S. Visa Policy Creates Barriers for Transgender Musicians
Following a new U.S. policy requiring gender on visas to match birth certificates, the American Federation of Musicians warns Canadian transgender performers of potential U.S. visa difficulties; Montreal musician Bells Larsen cancelled his U.S. tour dates due to this.
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44% Bias Score
Serbian Protests Demand Governance Reform Amidst Vučić's Rule
Widespread protests in Serbia, sparked by a November 2023 train station collapse that killed 16, demand better governance, an end to corruption, and press freedom, reflecting long-standing grievances against President Aleksandar Vučić's rule.
Serbian Protests Demand Governance Reform Amidst Vučić's Rule
Widespread protests in Serbia, sparked by a November 2023 train station collapse that killed 16, demand better governance, an end to corruption, and press freedom, reflecting long-standing grievances against President Aleksandar Vučić's rule.
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44% Bias Score
Polish Activists Face Trial for Aiding Migrants at Border
Five Polish activists face trial for aiding migrants at the Belarusian border; if convicted, they could face five years in prison for providing food, clothing, and transport, highlighting Poland's strict migration policies and national security concerns despite a change in government.
Polish Activists Face Trial for Aiding Migrants at Border
Five Polish activists face trial for aiding migrants at the Belarusian border; if convicted, they could face five years in prison for providing food, clothing, and transport, highlighting Poland's strict migration policies and national security concerns despite a change in government.
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40% Bias Score
Russian Man Jailed for Running Online Suicide Group Targeting Children
A Russian court sentenced Ilya Pogiblov to nine years in prison for creating a Blue Whale suicide group online that targeted children and teenagers with tasks leading to self-harm, highlighting the dangers of online manipulation and the need for increased online safety measures.
Russian Man Jailed for Running Online Suicide Group Targeting Children
A Russian court sentenced Ilya Pogiblov to nine years in prison for creating a Blue Whale suicide group online that targeted children and teenagers with tasks leading to self-harm, highlighting the dangers of online manipulation and the need for increased online safety measures.
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28% Bias Score
Four Russian Journalists Sentenced for Navalny Ties
A Moscow court sentenced four Russian journalists to five years and eleven months in prison for alleged ties to Alexey Navalny's anti-corruption foundation, which was declared extremist; the trial was closed to the public, highlighting Russia's suppression of dissent.
Four Russian Journalists Sentenced for Navalny Ties
A Moscow court sentenced four Russian journalists to five years and eleven months in prison for alleged ties to Alexey Navalny's anti-corruption foundation, which was declared extremist; the trial was closed to the public, highlighting Russia's suppression of dissent.
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48% Bias Score
UK Asylum Seekers' Mental Health Deteriorates After Summer Riots
A Mental Health Foundation report reveals a sharp decline in asylum seekers' mental health following last summer's riots in Southport, exacerbated by online hate speech and restrictions on working rights. The report suggests allowing asylum seekers to work after six months of pending claims would im...
UK Asylum Seekers' Mental Health Deteriorates After Summer Riots
A Mental Health Foundation report reveals a sharp decline in asylum seekers' mental health following last summer's riots in Southport, exacerbated by online hate speech and restrictions on working rights. The report suggests allowing asylum seekers to work after six months of pending claims would im...
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52% Bias Score
Deportation Case Raises Concerns About Executive Overreach and Due Process
Salvadoran immigrant Kilmar Abrego Garcia, granted U.S. deportation protection in 2019, was deported in March due to an "administrative error", and is now held in a Salvadoran prison known for human rights abuses; the Supreme Court suggested his return but didn't mandate it, raising concerns about d...
Deportation Case Raises Concerns About Executive Overreach and Due Process
Salvadoran immigrant Kilmar Abrego Garcia, granted U.S. deportation protection in 2019, was deported in March due to an "administrative error", and is now held in a Salvadoran prison known for human rights abuses; the Supreme Court suggested his return but didn't mandate it, raising concerns about d...
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36% Bias Score
Palestinian Student Activist Detained in Vermont
US officials detained Palestinian student Mohsen Mahdawi in Vermont on Monday during a US citizenship interview; he's a permanent resident and outspoken pro-Palestinian activist whose detention is raising free speech concerns and comparisons to the deportation of fellow activist Mahmoud Khalil.
Palestinian Student Activist Detained in Vermont
US officials detained Palestinian student Mohsen Mahdawi in Vermont on Monday during a US citizenship interview; he's a permanent resident and outspoken pro-Palestinian activist whose detention is raising free speech concerns and comparisons to the deportation of fellow activist Mahmoud Khalil.
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56% Bias Score
Weinstein Retrial Begins in New York
Harvey Weinstein's retrial on sexual assault charges began in a New York court, focusing on accusations from three women; his 2020 conviction was overturned due to procedural errors involving additional witnesses influencing the jury.
Weinstein Retrial Begins in New York
Harvey Weinstein's retrial on sexual assault charges began in a New York court, focusing on accusations from three women; his 2020 conviction was overturned due to procedural errors involving additional witnesses influencing the jury.
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52% Bias Score
Sorda" Exposes Lack of Media Accessibility for Hearing Impaired
The movie "Sorda" reveals the lack of media inclusion for the hearing impaired, prompting a reader to share their experience with their hearing-impaired mother, highlighting the need for accessible media with quality subtitles.
Sorda" Exposes Lack of Media Accessibility for Hearing Impaired
The movie "Sorda" reveals the lack of media inclusion for the hearing impaired, prompting a reader to share their experience with their hearing-impaired mother, highlighting the need for accessible media with quality subtitles.
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28% Bias Score
Coercive 1825 Indemnity Bankrupts Haiti
In 1825, Haiti was coerced into paying France 150 million gold francs—three years of its budget—as compensation to former colonists, resulting in decades of economic exploitation and establishing a model for future neo-colonial practices.
Coercive 1825 Indemnity Bankrupts Haiti
In 1825, Haiti was coerced into paying France 150 million gold francs—three years of its budget—as compensation to former colonists, resulting in decades of economic exploitation and establishing a model for future neo-colonial practices.
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56% Bias Score
Russian Journalists Sentenced for Navalny Ties
A Moscow court sentenced four journalists to five years and eleven months in prison for alleged ties to Alexey Navalny's anti-corruption organization, which was declared extremist; the closed-door trial underscores Russia's crackdown on dissent.
Russian Journalists Sentenced for Navalny Ties
A Moscow court sentenced four journalists to five years and eleven months in prison for alleged ties to Alexey Navalny's anti-corruption organization, which was declared extremist; the closed-door trial underscores Russia's crackdown on dissent.
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60% Bias Score
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