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Argentina Opens Archives on Post-WWII Nazi Ties
Argentina has publicly released over 1,850 documents detailing its post-WWII ties to Nazi figures, including Josef Mengele and Adolf Eichmann, via its National Archives website; investigations are ongoing into the financial support for Nazi escape networks and potential state complicity.
Argentina Opens Archives on Post-WWII Nazi Ties
Argentina has publicly released over 1,850 documents detailing its post-WWII ties to Nazi figures, including Josef Mengele and Adolf Eichmann, via its National Archives website; investigations are ongoing into the financial support for Nazi escape networks and potential state complicity.
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40% Bias Score
Mujica: From Guerrilla to Globally Celebrated President
José Mujica, former president of Uruguay, lived a simple life despite his political career, donating most of his salary and advocating for social justice and environmentalism, becoming globally recognized for his unique approach to leadership.
Mujica: From Guerrilla to Globally Celebrated President
José Mujica, former president of Uruguay, lived a simple life despite his political career, donating most of his salary and advocating for social justice and environmentalism, becoming globally recognized for his unique approach to leadership.
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56% Bias Score
TRA PARENTESI": Italian Mental Health Revolution
The play "TRA PARENTESI" recounts the Italian mental health revolution spearheaded by Franco Basaglia, detailing his transformation of asylums from institutions of confinement to communities of participation, culminating in the 1978 law closing them, and symbolized by the creation of "Marco Cavallo.
TRA PARENTESI": Italian Mental Health Revolution
The play "TRA PARENTESI" recounts the Italian mental health revolution spearheaded by Franco Basaglia, detailing his transformation of asylums from institutions of confinement to communities of participation, culminating in the 1978 law closing them, and symbolized by the creation of "Marco Cavallo.
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36% Bias Score
Lawsuit Accuses Shen Yun of Forced Child Labor and Abuse
Two former Shen Yun dancers filed a lawsuit in a New York federal court alleging forced child labor, physical and psychological abuse, and a culture of fear within the performing arts group known for its ties to Falun Gong and its contentious relationship with the Chinese government.
Lawsuit Accuses Shen Yun of Forced Child Labor and Abuse
Two former Shen Yun dancers filed a lawsuit in a New York federal court alleging forced child labor, physical and psychological abuse, and a culture of fear within the performing arts group known for its ties to Falun Gong and its contentious relationship with the Chinese government.
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52% Bias Score
Legal Challenges Mount Against UK Deportation Policy to Bulgaria
Lawyers are challenging UK government deportation policies to Bulgaria, citing reports of migrant mistreatment and human rights violations, with over 200 people deported last year; the UK aims to reduce net migration to 240,000 annually by 2028.
Legal Challenges Mount Against UK Deportation Policy to Bulgaria
Lawyers are challenging UK government deportation policies to Bulgaria, citing reports of migrant mistreatment and human rights violations, with over 200 people deported last year; the UK aims to reduce net migration to 240,000 annually by 2028.
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56% Bias Score
Ghanaian Leprosy Activist Reintegrates Hundreds into Communities
Kofi Nyarko, a 54-year-old leprosy survivor from Ghana, overcame the disease and its stigma to become an activist, helping reintegrate over 860 people into their communities through education and awareness programs, primarily targeting rural areas with limited access to healthcare.
Ghanaian Leprosy Activist Reintegrates Hundreds into Communities
Kofi Nyarko, a 54-year-old leprosy survivor from Ghana, overcame the disease and its stigma to become an activist, helping reintegrate over 860 people into their communities through education and awareness programs, primarily targeting rural areas with limited access to healthcare.
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36% Bias Score
Venezuelan Lawyer Arrested, Accused of Plotting Election Violence
Venezuelan authorities arrested Eduardo Torres, a lawyer for the human rights NGO Provea, on Tuesday, charging him with conspiracy, terrorism, treason, and criminal association for allegedly plotting election-related violence in 2025; Provea reported him missing on Saturday and said he faced prior t...
Venezuelan Lawyer Arrested, Accused of Plotting Election Violence
Venezuelan authorities arrested Eduardo Torres, a lawyer for the human rights NGO Provea, on Tuesday, charging him with conspiracy, terrorism, treason, and criminal association for allegedly plotting election-related violence in 2025; Provea reported him missing on Saturday and said he faced prior t...
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56% Bias Score
European LGBTQ+ Rights Index Shows Decline in Hungary, Georgia, and UK
The ILGA's 2024 Rainbow Index reveals a decline in LGBTQ+ rights in Hungary, Georgia, and the UK, with Hungary banning Pride events and the UK's high court ruling negatively impacting transgender rights, while the Netherlands rose in ranking due to stricter anti-LGBTQ+ violence measures, highlightin...
European LGBTQ+ Rights Index Shows Decline in Hungary, Georgia, and UK
The ILGA's 2024 Rainbow Index reveals a decline in LGBTQ+ rights in Hungary, Georgia, and the UK, with Hungary banning Pride events and the UK's high court ruling negatively impacting transgender rights, while the Netherlands rose in ranking due to stricter anti-LGBTQ+ violence measures, highlightin...
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40% Bias Score
Soma Mining Disaster: A Widow's Account of Loss and the Fight for Justice
Naciye Kaya's husband died in the 2014 Soma mining disaster in Turkey; she describes the chaotic aftermath, the delayed notification of his death, the subsequent legal battles, and the ongoing struggle for justice and worker safety reform.
Soma Mining Disaster: A Widow's Account of Loss and the Fight for Justice
Naciye Kaya's husband died in the 2014 Soma mining disaster in Turkey; she describes the chaotic aftermath, the delayed notification of his death, the subsequent legal battles, and the ongoing struggle for justice and worker safety reform.
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28% Bias Score
CNDH Seeks Dissolution Amid Accusations of Government Bias
The Mexican National Human Rights Commission (CNDH) is pushing for its own replacement with a National People's Defender's Office by 2024, amid criticism of its president, Rosario Piedra Ibarra, for asserting the CNDH's role as part of the state, not a counterweight to authorities; this sparked accu...
CNDH Seeks Dissolution Amid Accusations of Government Bias
The Mexican National Human Rights Commission (CNDH) is pushing for its own replacement with a National People's Defender's Office by 2024, amid criticism of its president, Rosario Piedra Ibarra, for asserting the CNDH's role as part of the state, not a counterweight to authorities; this sparked accu...
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64% Bias Score
Turkish Journalist Arrested, Assaulted During Bogazici University Protest
During a protest at Istanbul's Bogazici University against a speaker who supports child marriage, 15 people including T24 journalist Can Öztürk were arrested; Öztürk's press card was destroyed, and he was allegedly choked by police. 82 others were released.
Turkish Journalist Arrested, Assaulted During Bogazici University Protest
During a protest at Istanbul's Bogazici University against a speaker who supports child marriage, 15 people including T24 journalist Can Öztürk were arrested; Öztürk's press card was destroyed, and he was allegedly choked by police. 82 others were released.
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44% Bias Score
Hungary's Sovereignty Bill Threatens Civil Society
The Hungarian government introduced a bill expanding the Sovereignty Protection Office's authority to monitor, restrict, and potentially ban organizations deemed threats to national sovereignty, escalating its crackdown on critical media and NGOs and raising concerns about freedom of expression.
Hungary's Sovereignty Bill Threatens Civil Society
The Hungarian government introduced a bill expanding the Sovereignty Protection Office's authority to monitor, restrict, and potentially ban organizations deemed threats to national sovereignty, escalating its crackdown on critical media and NGOs and raising concerns about freedom of expression.
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40% Bias Score
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