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Serbian Students' Marathon to Brussels Spurs EU Action on Democratic Reform
Serbian students completed an 18-day, 1950km marathon from Novi Sad to Brussels to protest their government's response to a train station collapse that killed 16, demanding democratic reforms and accountability, and prompting the EU to delay €111 million in aid.
Serbian Students' Marathon to Brussels Spurs EU Action on Democratic Reform
Serbian students completed an 18-day, 1950km marathon from Novi Sad to Brussels to protest their government's response to a train station collapse that killed 16, demanding democratic reforms and accountability, and prompting the EU to delay €111 million in aid.
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44% Bias Score
Hungary's Controversial Bill Targets Foreign-Funded Organizations
Hungary's parliament is considering a bill allowing the government to blacklist organizations with foreign funding, impacting their donations and access to funds; critics see it as an attack on civil society.
Hungary's Controversial Bill Targets Foreign-Funded Organizations
Hungary's parliament is considering a bill allowing the government to blacklist organizations with foreign funding, impacting their donations and access to funds; critics see it as an attack on civil society.
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56% 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
NSW Police Face Lawsuit Over Unlawful Strip-Searches at Music Festivals
A NSW court heard that police conducted an unlawful strip-search on Raya Meredith at the 2018 Splendour in the Grass music festival; this is part of a class action lawsuit against NSW police for potentially thousands of unlawful strip-searches at music festivals between 2016 and 2022.
NSW Police Face Lawsuit Over Unlawful Strip-Searches at Music Festivals
A NSW court heard that police conducted an unlawful strip-search on Raya Meredith at the 2018 Splendour in the Grass music festival; this is part of a class action lawsuit against NSW police for potentially thousands of unlawful strip-searches at music festivals between 2016 and 2022.
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60% Bias Score
Lee Miller's Unseen WWII Photographs: From Frontline to Suppression
Unseen photographs by Lee Miller from World War II, depicting both the violence and quieter moments of the conflict, are being displayed at Photo London; the images reveal the photographer's struggles with PTSD and depression following her experiences, and her work's initial welcome and later suppre...
Lee Miller's Unseen WWII Photographs: From Frontline to Suppression
Unseen photographs by Lee Miller from World War II, depicting both the violence and quieter moments of the conflict, are being displayed at Photo London; the images reveal the photographer's struggles with PTSD and depression following her experiences, and her work's initial welcome and later suppre...
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40% Bias Score
Man Dies Years After Police Assault During Melbourne Covid Protest
Daniel Peterson-English died on March 15, nearly four years after a police officer forcefully threw him to the ground during a Melbourne Covid-19 protest in September 2021; the officer was acquitted, and Peterson-English's death has reignited the debate on police brutality and accountability.
Man Dies Years After Police Assault During Melbourne Covid Protest
Daniel Peterson-English died on March 15, nearly four years after a police officer forcefully threw him to the ground during a Melbourne Covid-19 protest in September 2021; the officer was acquitted, and Peterson-English's death has reignited the debate on police brutality and accountability.
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40% 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
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
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
FIFA Congress: Routine Agenda Overshadowed by Human Rights, Trump Ties, and World Cup Expansion Debate
The FIFA Congress in Asunción, Paraguay, will address routine matters, but human rights concerns in Saudi Arabia (2034 World Cup host), the close Trump-Infantino relationship (2026 World Cup), and a potential World Cup expansion to 64 teams will dominate discussions.
FIFA Congress: Routine Agenda Overshadowed by Human Rights, Trump Ties, and World Cup Expansion Debate
The FIFA Congress in Asunción, Paraguay, will address routine matters, but human rights concerns in Saudi Arabia (2034 World Cup host), the close Trump-Infantino relationship (2026 World Cup), and a potential World Cup expansion to 64 teams will dominate discussions.
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52% 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
Bukele Proposes 30% Tax on NGO Foreign Donations After Eviction Protest in El Salvador
El Salvador's President Bukele announced a proposed 30% tax on NGO foreign donations following a protest by 300 families facing eviction due to an $800,000 debt; police evicted the protesters, leading to criticism from human rights groups, and Bukele alleges the protest was orchestrated by oppositio...
Bukele Proposes 30% Tax on NGO Foreign Donations After Eviction Protest in El Salvador
El Salvador's President Bukele announced a proposed 30% tax on NGO foreign donations following a protest by 300 families facing eviction due to an $800,000 debt; police evicted the protesters, leading to criticism from human rights groups, and Bukele alleges the protest was orchestrated by oppositio...
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56% Bias Score
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