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Tanzania's Maasai Face Eviction from Ancestral Lands Amid Conservation Efforts
The Tanzanian government's conservation policies, implemented through forceful evictions and restrictions, are displacing the Maasai from their ancestral lands around Lake Natron and the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, resulting in significant human rights abuses and economic hardship for the Maasai.
Tanzania's Maasai Face Eviction from Ancestral Lands Amid Conservation Efforts
The Tanzanian government's conservation policies, implemented through forceful evictions and restrictions, are displacing the Maasai from their ancestral lands around Lake Natron and the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, resulting in significant human rights abuses and economic hardship for the Maasai.
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28% Bias Score


Dutch Parliament Passes Controversial Motion to Label Antifa as Terrorist Organization
The Dutch Parliament passed a motion to label Antifa as a terrorist organization, despite widespread criticism from experts who deem it anti-democratic and legally flawed, raising concerns about potential abuses of power.
Dutch Parliament Passes Controversial Motion to Label Antifa as Terrorist Organization
The Dutch Parliament passed a motion to label Antifa as a terrorist organization, despite widespread criticism from experts who deem it anti-democratic and legally flawed, raising concerns about potential abuses of power.
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56% Bias Score


Argentina: A 21-Day Journey Through History and Nature
This 21-day tour of Argentina, guided by photojournalist Gervasio Sánchez, commemorates the 50th anniversary of the 1976 military coup, exploring historical sites alongside natural wonders like Iguazu Falls and Patagonia's glaciers.
Argentina: A 21-Day Journey Through History and Nature
This 21-day tour of Argentina, guided by photojournalist Gervasio Sánchez, commemorates the 50th anniversary of the 1976 military coup, exploring historical sites alongside natural wonders like Iguazu Falls and Patagonia's glaciers.
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44% Bias Score


Pussy Riot Members Receive Lengthy Prison Sentences for Anti-Putin Performance
Three members of the Russian punk collective Pussy Riot were sentenced to lengthy prison terms for a performance in Munich, Germany, where one member urinated on a picture of Vladimir Putin.
Pussy Riot Members Receive Lengthy Prison Sentences for Anti-Putin Performance
Three members of the Russian punk collective Pussy Riot were sentenced to lengthy prison terms for a performance in Munich, Germany, where one member urinated on a picture of Vladimir Putin.
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20% Bias Score


Turkey's Judiciary Under Scrutiny: Rising Concerns Over Political Crackdowns
This report details the increasing use of legal charges like "incitement to hatred" and "spreading misinformation" in Turkey to suppress dissent, impacting journalists, artists, and politicians alike.
Turkey's Judiciary Under Scrutiny: Rising Concerns Over Political Crackdowns
This report details the increasing use of legal charges like "incitement to hatred" and "spreading misinformation" in Turkey to suppress dissent, impacting journalists, artists, and politicians alike.
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60% Bias Score


Petro Demands Criminal Proceedings Against Trump for Caribbean Strikes
Colombian President Gustavo Petro called for criminal proceedings against former US President Donald Trump for three attacks on boats in the Caribbean this month, claiming the victims were poor young people, not drug traffickers as the US claims.
Petro Demands Criminal Proceedings Against Trump for Caribbean Strikes
Colombian President Gustavo Petro called for criminal proceedings against former US President Donald Trump for three attacks on boats in the Caribbean this month, claiming the victims were poor young people, not drug traffickers as the US claims.
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52% Bias Score

Rio de Janeiro Revives "Wild West" Police Bonus, Sparking Human Rights Outcry
Rio de Janeiro's parliament approved a policy offering police bonuses for "neutralizing criminals", prompting outrage from human rights activists who fear a repeat of the 1990s extrajudicial killings.

Rio de Janeiro Revives "Wild West" Police Bonus, Sparking Human Rights Outcry
Rio de Janeiro's parliament approved a policy offering police bonuses for "neutralizing criminals", prompting outrage from human rights activists who fear a repeat of the 1990s extrajudicial killings.
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28% Bias Score

Malaysia Condemns Singapore's Execution of Malaysian Man for Drug Trafficking
Singapore executed Datchinamurthy Kataiah, a 39-year-old Malaysian man, on Thursday for drug trafficking, despite recent calls for abolishment, marking the 11th execution this year.

Malaysia Condemns Singapore's Execution of Malaysian Man for Drug Trafficking
Singapore executed Datchinamurthy Kataiah, a 39-year-old Malaysian man, on Thursday for drug trafficking, despite recent calls for abolishment, marking the 11th execution this year.
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32% Bias Score

Belarus: Political Prisoner Details Experiences and Conditions
Larisa Shchyryakova, a Belarusian journalist, recently released after nearly three years of political imprisonment, details prison conditions, treatment of political prisoners, and the situations of other imprisoned women.

Belarus: Political Prisoner Details Experiences and Conditions
Larisa Shchyryakova, a Belarusian journalist, recently released after nearly three years of political imprisonment, details prison conditions, treatment of political prisoners, and the situations of other imprisoned women.
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48% Bias Score

Netherlands Plans to Deport Rejected Asylum Seekers to Uganda
The Netherlands is attempting to establish an agreement with Uganda to deport rejected asylum seekers, a move criticized by Amnesty International due to Uganda's human rights record, although the Dutch government views this as a potential advantage for faster deportation.

Netherlands Plans to Deport Rejected Asylum Seekers to Uganda
The Netherlands is attempting to establish an agreement with Uganda to deport rejected asylum seekers, a move criticized by Amnesty International due to Uganda's human rights record, although the Dutch government views this as a potential advantage for faster deportation.
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24% Bias Score

Denmark Apologizes for Forced Sterilizations in Greenland
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen offered a formal apology in Nuuk, Greenland, for a decades-long campaign of forced sterilizations targeting Greenlandic women, primarily to curb population growth.

Denmark Apologizes for Forced Sterilizations in Greenland
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen offered a formal apology in Nuuk, Greenland, for a decades-long campaign of forced sterilizations targeting Greenlandic women, primarily to curb population growth.
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24% Bias Score

Iran: EU MPs Urge Continued Support for Civil Society Amidst Crackdown
Three years after the death of Mahsa Amini, European Parliament members are calling for continued support for Iranian civil society, highlighting the regime's ongoing human rights abuses, including over 900 executions in 2024 and the arrest of over 21,000 individuals accused of spying for Israel.

Iran: EU MPs Urge Continued Support for Civil Society Amidst Crackdown
Three years after the death of Mahsa Amini, European Parliament members are calling for continued support for Iranian civil society, highlighting the regime's ongoing human rights abuses, including over 900 executions in 2024 and the arrest of over 21,000 individuals accused of spying for Israel.
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32% Bias Score
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