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Joint Statement Promotes Accessible AI Development at UNHRC
Over 70 countries, led by China, issued a joint statement at the 59th UNHRC session calling for increased technical assistance and capacity-building in AI to ensure its benefits are shared by all, promoting accessibility and human rights.
Joint Statement Promotes Accessible AI Development at UNHRC
Over 70 countries, led by China, issued a joint statement at the 59th UNHRC session calling for increased technical assistance and capacity-building in AI to ensure its benefits are shared by all, promoting accessibility and human rights.
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32% Bias Score
20 Years After 7/7: Enduring Impact of London Bombings on British Muslim Community
The 2005 London bombings killed 52 and injured over 700, triggering a surge in Islamophobic incidents and leaving many British Muslims feeling alienated and targeted by subsequent counter-terrorism policies, despite government efforts to address the issue.
20 Years After 7/7: Enduring Impact of London Bombings on British Muslim Community
The 2005 London bombings killed 52 and injured over 700, triggering a surge in Islamophobic incidents and leaving many British Muslims feeling alienated and targeted by subsequent counter-terrorism policies, despite government efforts to address the issue.
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48% Bias Score
Joint Statement Promotes AI Accessibility at UNHRC
Over 70 countries, led by China, issued a joint statement at the UNHRC's 59th session promoting AI accessibility, proposing a people-centered approach, inclusive development, and win-win cooperation to ensure equitable AI benefits globally.
Joint Statement Promotes AI Accessibility at UNHRC
Over 70 countries, led by China, issued a joint statement at the UNHRC's 59th session promoting AI accessibility, proposing a people-centered approach, inclusive development, and win-win cooperation to ensure equitable AI benefits globally.
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44% Bias Score
Joint Statement Calls for Increased AI Accessibility at UNHRC
Over 70 countries, led by China, issued a joint statement at the 59th UNHRC session advocating for increased AI accessibility through technical assistance and capacity building to promote inclusive development, building upon previous similar statements.
Joint Statement Calls for Increased AI Accessibility at UNHRC
Over 70 countries, led by China, issued a joint statement at the 59th UNHRC session advocating for increased AI accessibility through technical assistance and capacity building to promote inclusive development, building upon previous similar statements.
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32% Bias Score
Sansal Will Not Appeal Algerian Prison Sentence
French-Algerian author Boualem Sansal, 80, will not appeal his five-year Algerian prison sentence for comments questioning the country's territorial integrity during the French colonial era, further straining relations between France and Algeria.
Sansal Will Not Appeal Algerian Prison Sentence
French-Algerian author Boualem Sansal, 80, will not appeal his five-year Algerian prison sentence for comments questioning the country's territorial integrity during the French colonial era, further straining relations between France and Algeria.
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36% Bias Score
International Sanctions Lifted on Syria Amidst Human Rights Concerns
Following the December overthrow of the Assad regime by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham rebels, the UK and US have lifted sanctions on Syria; however, concerns remain over human rights abuses and the new government's composition.
International Sanctions Lifted on Syria Amidst Human Rights Concerns
Following the December overthrow of the Assad regime by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham rebels, the UK and US have lifted sanctions on Syria; however, concerns remain over human rights abuses and the new government's composition.
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48% Bias Score
Challenging Chivalry: Women, Children, and the Realities of Crisis
The essay contrasts the romanticized 'women and children first' ideal with the realities of the Titanic sinking and modern warfare, arguing that women's resilience in crisis should shape global decisions, not just their rescue.
Challenging Chivalry: Women, Children, and the Realities of Crisis
The essay contrasts the romanticized 'women and children first' ideal with the realities of the Titanic sinking and modern warfare, arguing that women's resilience in crisis should shape global decisions, not just their rescue.
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48% Bias Score
Eight Deportees Arrive in War-Torn South Sudan
Eight men, deported from the US in May and held in Djibouti, arrived in war-torn South Sudan on Friday after a federal judge and the Supreme Court cleared the way for their removal despite State Department warnings against travel to the country due to ongoing armed conflict.
Eight Deportees Arrive in War-Torn South Sudan
Eight men, deported from the US in May and held in Djibouti, arrived in war-torn South Sudan on Friday after a federal judge and the Supreme Court cleared the way for their removal despite State Department warnings against travel to the country due to ongoing armed conflict.
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56% Bias Score
China Leads 70+ Countries in UN Call for Global AI Accessibility
At the 59th UN Human Rights Council session, China presented a joint statement from 70+ countries advocating for global AI accessibility, proposing increased technical assistance, inclusive development, and win-win cooperation to ensure all countries benefit from AI advancements.
China Leads 70+ Countries in UN Call for Global AI Accessibility
At the 59th UN Human Rights Council session, China presented a joint statement from 70+ countries advocating for global AI accessibility, proposing increased technical assistance, inclusive development, and win-win cooperation to ensure all countries benefit from AI advancements.
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24% Bias Score
France deploys jet skis and nets to deter Channel crossings
French police are using jet skis and nets to stop migrant boats crossing the English Channel, a tactic following a recent incident where officers slashed a migrant boat with a knife; this action aims to deter crossings and comes amid ongoing efforts to curb the number of migrants reaching the UK.
France deploys jet skis and nets to deter Channel crossings
French police are using jet skis and nets to stop migrant boats crossing the English Channel, a tactic following a recent incident where officers slashed a migrant boat with a knife; this action aims to deter crossings and comes amid ongoing efforts to curb the number of migrants reaching the UK.
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52% Bias Score
US Deportates Eight Migrants to South Sudan
Eight undocumented migrants, convicted of violent crimes and deported from the US to South Sudan on July 5th, arrived in Juba after a Supreme Court ruling, despite the country's instability and the US's failure to secure their repatriation to their original countries.
US Deportates Eight Migrants to South Sudan
Eight undocumented migrants, convicted of violent crimes and deported from the US to South Sudan on July 5th, arrived in Juba after a Supreme Court ruling, despite the country's instability and the US's failure to secure their repatriation to their original countries.
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60% Bias Score
Turkey Crackdown: 12 CHP Mayors, Journalist Detained
Turkish authorities detained 12 CHP mayors and journalist Timur Soykan in a sweeping operation targeting 17 municipalities, raising concerns about escalating authoritarianism and impacting upcoming elections.
Turkey Crackdown: 12 CHP Mayors, Journalist Detained
Turkish authorities detained 12 CHP mayors and journalist Timur Soykan in a sweeping operation targeting 17 municipalities, raising concerns about escalating authoritarianism and impacting upcoming elections.
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64% Bias Score
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