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Islamabad Bans Child Marriage Under 18
Pakistan's President signed a bill into law in Islamabad, prohibiting the marriage of children under 18, imposing penalties up to seven years imprisonment and a fine on those involved, including parents and guardians; the law's application is currently limited to Islamabad.
Islamabad Bans Child Marriage Under 18
Pakistan's President signed a bill into law in Islamabad, prohibiting the marriage of children under 18, imposing penalties up to seven years imprisonment and a fine on those involved, including parents and guardians; the law's application is currently limited to Islamabad.
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52% Bias Score
Trump Administration Sets 3,000 Daily ICE Arrests, Sparking Legal Challenges
President Trump's administration implemented a new ICE daily arrest quota of 3,000, significantly increasing deportations from the previous 100-day mark of 66,463, encompassing individuals with and without criminal records and asylum seekers, leading to legal challenges and concerns regarding human ...
Trump Administration Sets 3,000 Daily ICE Arrests, Sparking Legal Challenges
President Trump's administration implemented a new ICE daily arrest quota of 3,000, significantly increasing deportations from the previous 100-day mark of 66,463, encompassing individuals with and without criminal records and asylum seekers, leading to legal challenges and concerns regarding human ...
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56% Bias Score
Poland's Presidential Election: Migration Takes Center Stage
Poland's June runoff election pits liberal-centrist Rafal Trzaskowski against conservative Karol Nawrocki, both using migration – particularly the influx of Ukrainian refugees and Belarus-orchestrated irregular migration – as a central campaign issue, with implications for Poland's EU relations and ...
Poland's Presidential Election: Migration Takes Center Stage
Poland's June runoff election pits liberal-centrist Rafal Trzaskowski against conservative Karol Nawrocki, both using migration – particularly the influx of Ukrainian refugees and Belarus-orchestrated irregular migration – as a central campaign issue, with implications for Poland's EU relations and ...
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40% Bias Score
Morelos, Mexico: Record High in Homicides in 2024
Morelos, Mexico, experienced a record 1,300 homicides in 2024, making it the second most violent state in Mexico, due to over a dozen organized crime groups involved in extortion, theft and other crimes, despite a severe lack of police presence and resources.
Morelos, Mexico: Record High in Homicides in 2024
Morelos, Mexico, experienced a record 1,300 homicides in 2024, making it the second most violent state in Mexico, due to over a dozen organized crime groups involved in extortion, theft and other crimes, despite a severe lack of police presence and resources.
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52% Bias Score
Civilian Attacks on Ukrainian Military Recruitment and Border Patrol
On May 29, in Kamianets-Podilskyi, Ukraine, about 100 people attacked a TCSS vehicle, slashing its tires, while in Zakarpattia Oblast, Roma community members attacked border guards with stones and bricks, injuring two. Both incidents are under investigation.
Civilian Attacks on Ukrainian Military Recruitment and Border Patrol
On May 29, in Kamianets-Podilskyi, Ukraine, about 100 people attacked a TCSS vehicle, slashing its tires, while in Zakarpattia Oblast, Roma community members attacked border guards with stones and bricks, injuring two. Both incidents are under investigation.
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52% Bias Score
Dutch Care Facility Employees Fired for Humiliating Disabled Residents; Oversight Gaps Exposed
Six employees at a Sirjon care facility in Bodegraven, Netherlands, were fired for humiliating residents with intellectual disabilities (ages 0-3) in a Snapchat group; the Health and Youth Care Inspectorate (IGJ) hadn't conducted regular inspections for years, leading to calls for increased oversigh...
Dutch Care Facility Employees Fired for Humiliating Disabled Residents; Oversight Gaps Exposed
Six employees at a Sirjon care facility in Bodegraven, Netherlands, were fired for humiliating residents with intellectual disabilities (ages 0-3) in a Snapchat group; the Health and Youth Care Inspectorate (IGJ) hadn't conducted regular inspections for years, leading to calls for increased oversigh...
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40% Bias Score
Belarusian Activist Nina Baginskaya Faces Trial
78-year-old Belarusian activist Nina Baginskaya faces trial in Minsk for displaying national symbols in 2024, facing up to three years imprisonment for repeated violations of mass event regulations; her activism dates back to 1988, encompassing protests against Soviet and Lukashenko's regimes.
Belarusian Activist Nina Baginskaya Faces Trial
78-year-old Belarusian activist Nina Baginskaya faces trial in Minsk for displaying national symbols in 2024, facing up to three years imprisonment for repeated violations of mass event regulations; her activism dates back to 1988, encompassing protests against Soviet and Lukashenko's regimes.
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40% Bias Score
Ukraine's Treatment of POWs Compared to Nazi Germany, Says Russian Parliamentarian
A Russian parliamentarian claims Ukraine's treatment of Russian prisoners of war surpasses Nazi Germany's, citing a new report detailing torture and justifying the continuation of Russia's military operation until its goals are met; a recent prisoner exchange, while successful, highlights ongoing ch...
Ukraine's Treatment of POWs Compared to Nazi Germany, Says Russian Parliamentarian
A Russian parliamentarian claims Ukraine's treatment of Russian prisoners of war surpasses Nazi Germany's, citing a new report detailing torture and justifying the continuation of Russia's military operation until its goals are met; a recent prisoner exchange, while successful, highlights ongoing ch...
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64% Bias Score
ECRI Report Highlights Paradoxical Rise in Racism Awareness and Challenges in Combating It
The European Commission against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI) released its annual report, highlighting the paradoxical increase in awareness of racism and intolerance alongside the growing difficulties in combating it; racial profiling, school segregation of Roma children, and hate speech against tr...
ECRI Report Highlights Paradoxical Rise in Racism Awareness and Challenges in Combating It
The European Commission against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI) released its annual report, highlighting the paradoxical increase in awareness of racism and intolerance alongside the growing difficulties in combating it; racial profiling, school segregation of Roma children, and hate speech against tr...
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24% Bias Score
Hungarian Human Rights Groups Challenge Anti-LGBTQ+ Law
Five Hungarian human rights groups, including Amnesty International, are challenging a law passed in March that allows for the banning of Pride festivals, citing the use of facial recognition technology and the government's assertion that such events harm children. A planned June 28th Budapest Pride...
Hungarian Human Rights Groups Challenge Anti-LGBTQ+ Law
Five Hungarian human rights groups, including Amnesty International, are challenging a law passed in March that allows for the banning of Pride festivals, citing the use of facial recognition technology and the government's assertion that such events harm children. A planned June 28th Budapest Pride...
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44% Bias Score
Germany Halts Refugee Family Reunification, Tightens Citizenship Rules
The German government approved legislation temporarily suspending family reunification for subsidiary protection refugees (approx. 388,000) for two years and abolishing fast-track citizenship after three years, requiring five instead, aiming to control and limit immigration.
Germany Halts Refugee Family Reunification, Tightens Citizenship Rules
The German government approved legislation temporarily suspending family reunification for subsidiary protection refugees (approx. 388,000) for two years and abolishing fast-track citizenship after three years, requiring five instead, aiming to control and limit immigration.
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16% Bias Score
Gulf Cartel Suspects Arrested in Murder of Five Mexican Musicians
Five members of the Mexican band Fugitivo were found murdered in Reynosa, Tamaulipas, after being kidnapped by suspected members of the Gulf Cartel's "Los Metros" faction; nine suspects were arrested, and authorities used video surveillance footage and mobile phone tracking to solve the crime.
Gulf Cartel Suspects Arrested in Murder of Five Mexican Musicians
Five members of the Mexican band Fugitivo were found murdered in Reynosa, Tamaulipas, after being kidnapped by suspected members of the Gulf Cartel's "Los Metros" faction; nine suspects were arrested, and authorities used video surveillance footage and mobile phone tracking to solve the crime.
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36% Bias Score
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