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France Condemned for 2014 Death of Rémi Fraisse at Sivens Dam Protest
The European Court of Human Rights condemned France for the 2014 death of Rémi Fraisse during a Sivens dam protest, citing the gendarmerie's use of dangerous OF-F1 grenades, inadequate training, command failures, and lack of civilian oversight, and awarded his family €5,600-€16,000 in damages.
France Condemned for 2014 Death of Rémi Fraisse at Sivens Dam Protest
The European Court of Human Rights condemned France for the 2014 death of Rémi Fraisse during a Sivens dam protest, citing the gendarmerie's use of dangerous OF-F1 grenades, inadequate training, command failures, and lack of civilian oversight, and awarded his family €5,600-€16,000 in damages.
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48% Bias Score
Vietnamese Journalist Huy Duc Sentenced to 30 Months in Prison
Journalist Truong Huy San, known as Huy Duc, was sentenced to 30 months in prison by a Hanoi court for violating Article 331 of Vietnam's Penal Code due to 13 Facebook posts published between 2015 and 2024 that allegedly harmed state interests and the rights of individuals and organizations.
Vietnamese Journalist Huy Duc Sentenced to 30 Months in Prison
Journalist Truong Huy San, known as Huy Duc, was sentenced to 30 months in prison by a Hanoi court for violating Article 331 of Vietnam's Penal Code due to 13 Facebook posts published between 2015 and 2024 that allegedly harmed state interests and the rights of individuals and organizations.
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48% Bias Score
US School Book Bans Disproportionately Target Diverse Identities
A PEN America report reveals that over 4,200 books were removed from US schools in the last year, disproportionately affecting titles featuring people of color (36%) and LGBTQ+ individuals (25%), raising concerns about censorship and its impact on students.
US School Book Bans Disproportionately Target Diverse Identities
A PEN America report reveals that over 4,200 books were removed from US schools in the last year, disproportionately affecting titles featuring people of color (36%) and LGBTQ+ individuals (25%), raising concerns about censorship and its impact on students.
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64% Bias Score
10,000 Palestinians Remain in Israeli Custody Amidst Abuse Allegations
Israel released over 600 Palestinian prisoners after a prisoner exchange, but approximately 10,000 remain imprisoned, many without trial, amid allegations of systematic abuse by human rights organizations.
10,000 Palestinians Remain in Israeli Custody Amidst Abuse Allegations
Israel released over 600 Palestinian prisoners after a prisoner exchange, but approximately 10,000 remain imprisoned, many without trial, amid allegations of systematic abuse by human rights organizations.
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64% Bias Score
Dutch Asylum Seeker Housing Remains Inadequate, Risking Irreversible Health Damage
A Dutch report reveals that despite minor improvements, vulnerable asylum seekers continue to face inadequate living conditions, frequent relocations disrupting healthcare, and risking irreversible health damage. The Inspectorate for Health and Youth (IGJ) inspected 40 facilities, finding persistent...
Dutch Asylum Seeker Housing Remains Inadequate, Risking Irreversible Health Damage
A Dutch report reveals that despite minor improvements, vulnerable asylum seekers continue to face inadequate living conditions, frequent relocations disrupting healthcare, and risking irreversible health damage. The Inspectorate for Health and Youth (IGJ) inspected 40 facilities, finding persistent...
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52% Bias Score
Aceh Province Publicly Canes Two Men for Gay Sex
Two men were publicly caned in Aceh, Indonesia, on Thursday for gay sex, marking the fourth such incident since 2006 under the province's Sharia law, implemented as part of a peace deal to end a separatist rebellion.
Aceh Province Publicly Canes Two Men for Gay Sex
Two men were publicly caned in Aceh, Indonesia, on Thursday for gay sex, marking the fourth such incident since 2006 under the province's Sharia law, implemented as part of a peace deal to end a separatist rebellion.
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48% Bias Score
Pentagon Bans Transgender Service Members, Facing Legal Challenges
A Pentagon memo prohibits transgender service members from the military unless they receive a waiver based on compelling government interest, sparking legal challenges and accusations of judicial bias.
Pentagon Bans Transgender Service Members, Facing Legal Challenges
A Pentagon memo prohibits transgender service members from the military unless they receive a waiver based on compelling government interest, sparking legal challenges and accusations of judicial bias.
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64% Bias Score
Hamas hands over four Israeli hostages' bodies in ceasefire agreement
Hamas handed over the bodies of four Israeli hostages—Ohad Jahalomi, Itzik Elgarat, Shlomo Mansur, and Tsachi Idan—to the Red Cross under a ceasefire agreement; in exchange, Israel released over 600 Palestinian prisoners from Ofer prison, after previous negotiations.
Hamas hands over four Israeli hostages' bodies in ceasefire agreement
Hamas handed over the bodies of four Israeli hostages—Ohad Jahalomi, Itzik Elgarat, Shlomo Mansur, and Tsachi Idan—to the Red Cross under a ceasefire agreement; in exchange, Israel released over 600 Palestinian prisoners from Ofer prison, after previous negotiations.
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60% Bias Score
Guantanamo Bay Migrant Detention: Hegseth Defends Conditions Amidst Legal and Political Challenges
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth defended the use of Guantanamo Bay to detain 26 migrants awaiting deportation, while detainees reported inhumane conditions and a federal judge blocked the deportation of some Venezuelans; Democratic senators raised concerns about the cost and impact on military readin...
Guantanamo Bay Migrant Detention: Hegseth Defends Conditions Amidst Legal and Political Challenges
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth defended the use of Guantanamo Bay to detain 26 migrants awaiting deportation, while detainees reported inhumane conditions and a federal judge blocked the deportation of some Venezuelans; Democratic senators raised concerns about the cost and impact on military readin...
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52% Bias Score
US Military to Discharge Transgender Soldiers
The US Pentagon will begin discharging transgender soldiers within 30 days unless granted a case-by-case exemption, reversing a 2016 policy allowing open transgender service, following President Trump's executive order.
US Military to Discharge Transgender Soldiers
The US Pentagon will begin discharging transgender soldiers within 30 days unless granted a case-by-case exemption, reversing a 2016 policy allowing open transgender service, following President Trump's executive order.
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56% Bias Score
Texas Sues Doctors Over Gender-Affirming Care Ban
Texas is suing three doctors for allegedly providing gender-affirming care to transgender minors, violating a state ban; the lawsuits threaten fines and license revocation, marking a first-of-its-kind legal challenge in the U.S.
Texas Sues Doctors Over Gender-Affirming Care Ban
Texas is suing three doctors for allegedly providing gender-affirming care to transgender minors, violating a state ban; the lawsuits threaten fines and license revocation, marking a first-of-its-kind legal challenge in the U.S.
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56% Bias Score
U.S. Deportation Policy Shifts Migrant Crisis to Central America
The U.S. is deporting migrants to Central America, circumventing asylum laws and leading to their detention in camps, raising human rights concerns and illustrating the shifting responsibility for managing migration flows.
U.S. Deportation Policy Shifts Migrant Crisis to Central America
The U.S. is deporting migrants to Central America, circumventing asylum laws and leading to their detention in camps, raising human rights concerns and illustrating the shifting responsibility for managing migration flows.
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44% Bias Score
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