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Dutch Parliament Debates Ban on Conversion Therapy
The Dutch Parliament debates a bill to ban conversion therapy, facing opposition from CDA and NSC due to concerns about enforcement and its impact on mental health professionals, despite widespread support from LGBTQ+ organizations and a global medical consensus condemning the practice.
Dutch Parliament Debates Ban on Conversion Therapy
The Dutch Parliament debates a bill to ban conversion therapy, facing opposition from CDA and NSC due to concerns about enforcement and its impact on mental health professionals, despite widespread support from LGBTQ+ organizations and a global medical consensus condemning the practice.
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44% Bias Score
Israel's Controversial Bill to Tax Foreign NGO Funding Raises Democracy Concerns
A Knesset bill proposes an 80% tax on foreign government donations to NGOs, preventing court appeals by those mainly funded abroad, sparking concerns about silencing dissent and harming Israel's international standing.
Israel's Controversial Bill to Tax Foreign NGO Funding Raises Democracy Concerns
A Knesset bill proposes an 80% tax on foreign government donations to NGOs, preventing court appeals by those mainly funded abroad, sparking concerns about silencing dissent and harming Israel's international standing.
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60% Bias Score
Overcrowded Dominican Prisons Face Crisis Amidst Reform Failures
The Dominican Republic's prisons are severely overcrowded, holding over 26,000 inmates, more than 60% of whom are in pretrial detention without charges, leading to inhumane conditions and preventable deaths; despite promises of reform, problems persist due to systemic issues and alleged corruption.
Overcrowded Dominican Prisons Face Crisis Amidst Reform Failures
The Dominican Republic's prisons are severely overcrowded, holding over 26,000 inmates, more than 60% of whom are in pretrial detention without charges, leading to inhumane conditions and preventable deaths; despite promises of reform, problems persist due to systemic issues and alleged corruption.
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48% Bias Score
Hanau Massacre Documentary Exposes Systemic Failures and Rise of Far-Right Extremism
A documentary film, "Das Deutsche Volk," premiered at the Berlinale, commemorating the February 19, 2020, racially motivated massacre in Hanau, Germany, where a right-wing extremist killed nine people, highlighting systemic failures in the police response and the rise of far-right extremism in Germa...
Hanau Massacre Documentary Exposes Systemic Failures and Rise of Far-Right Extremism
A documentary film, "Das Deutsche Volk," premiered at the Berlinale, commemorating the February 19, 2020, racially motivated massacre in Hanau, Germany, where a right-wing extremist killed nine people, highlighting systemic failures in the police response and the rise of far-right extremism in Germa...
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36% Bias Score
Nobel Laureates Condemn Human Rights Violations in Turkey
Forty-four Nobel laureates published an open letter to Turkish President Erdoğan, expressing deep concern about human rights violations in Turkey and demanding the immediate lifting of the state of emergency, a return to the rule of law, and the full restoration of freedom of expression; the Turkish...
Nobel Laureates Condemn Human Rights Violations in Turkey
Forty-four Nobel laureates published an open letter to Turkish President Erdoğan, expressing deep concern about human rights violations in Turkey and demanding the immediate lifting of the state of emergency, a return to the rule of law, and the full restoration of freedom of expression; the Turkish...
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56% Bias Score
Syrian Jewish Family's Return to Damascus Marks Fragile Hope Amidst Uncertainty
For the first time in three decades, Rabbi Joseph Hamra and his son Henry returned to Damascus, Syria, to read from a Torah scroll in a synagogue, highlighting a fragile hope for Syria's Jewish community amid ongoing concerns about religious tolerance and the preservation of heritage sites following...
Syrian Jewish Family's Return to Damascus Marks Fragile Hope Amidst Uncertainty
For the first time in three decades, Rabbi Joseph Hamra and his son Henry returned to Damascus, Syria, to read from a Torah scroll in a synagogue, highlighting a fragile hope for Syria's Jewish community amid ongoing concerns about religious tolerance and the preservation of heritage sites following...
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36% Bias Score
Benelux Urges UN Fuel Standards to Curb Dirty Fuel Exports to Africa
The Benelux nations (Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg) are recommending the adoption of UN fuel quality standards for exports, aiming to end the export of substandard fuels to West Africa, a practice previously centered in Rotterdam, and now in Antwerp, after a Dutch policy change in 2023 significan...
Benelux Urges UN Fuel Standards to Curb Dirty Fuel Exports to Africa
The Benelux nations (Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg) are recommending the adoption of UN fuel quality standards for exports, aiming to end the export of substandard fuels to West Africa, a practice previously centered in Rotterdam, and now in Antwerp, after a Dutch policy change in 2023 significan...
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40% Bias Score
Singapore to Execute Malaysian Drug Trafficker Despite Protests
Singapore is set to execute Malaysian national Pannir Selvam Pranthaman on Thursday for drug trafficking despite claims he was an unwitting courier, prompting protests from rights groups and Malaysian officials; this is Singapore's fourth execution this year.
Singapore to Execute Malaysian Drug Trafficker Despite Protests
Singapore is set to execute Malaysian national Pannir Selvam Pranthaman on Thursday for drug trafficking despite claims he was an unwitting courier, prompting protests from rights groups and Malaysian officials; this is Singapore's fourth execution this year.
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44% Bias Score
Panama Houses Nearly 300 Deportees from U.S., Many Refuse Repatriation
Panama is housing nearly 300 migrants deported from the U.S. under a new agreement, with many refusing repatriation due to safety concerns; the U.S. is covering all costs.
Panama Houses Nearly 300 Deportees from U.S., Many Refuse Repatriation
Panama is housing nearly 300 migrants deported from the U.S. under a new agreement, with many refusing repatriation due to safety concerns; the U.S. is covering all costs.
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52% Bias Score
Arab Leaders Condemn Government's Response to Soaring Crime Rates
Deputy and interim heads of Arab municipalities in Israel criticized the government and police response to rising crime and weapons smuggling, calling for increased law enforcement and government intervention at a Tuesday conference in Eilat. The criticism follows numerous murders and highlights a b...
Arab Leaders Condemn Government's Response to Soaring Crime Rates
Deputy and interim heads of Arab municipalities in Israel criticized the government and police response to rising crime and weapons smuggling, calling for increased law enforcement and government intervention at a Tuesday conference in Eilat. The criticism follows numerous murders and highlights a b...
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52% Bias Score
Council of Europe Commissioner Warns of Global Human Rights Crisis
The Council of Europe's human rights commissioner, Michael O'Flaherty, voiced alarm Wednesday over a global decline in human rights standards, citing wars in Ukraine and the Middle East, migrant exploitation, and a growing tendency among mainstream governments to openly disregard established norms.
Council of Europe Commissioner Warns of Global Human Rights Crisis
The Council of Europe's human rights commissioner, Michael O'Flaherty, voiced alarm Wednesday over a global decline in human rights standards, citing wars in Ukraine and the Middle East, migrant exploitation, and a growing tendency among mainstream governments to openly disregard established norms.
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40% Bias Score
Pakistan's Mass Deportation of Afghan Refugees
Pakistan is conducting mass deportations of Afghan refugees, with approximately 800,000 leaving since November 2023; the government plans to deport all Afghan refugees from the country, prompting concerns about human rights and regional stability.
Pakistan's Mass Deportation of Afghan Refugees
Pakistan is conducting mass deportations of Afghan refugees, with approximately 800,000 leaving since November 2023; the government plans to deport all Afghan refugees from the country, prompting concerns about human rights and regional stability.
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56% Bias Score
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