Dutch Study Shows Disproportionate Violence Against Non-Binary and Genderqueer Individuals
A 2023 CBS study reveals that in the Netherlands, non-binary and genderqueer (NBGQ) individuals experience significantly higher rates of both online (31%) and offline (25%) violence compared to other LGBTQ+ groups, highlighting the urgent need for targeted interventions and systemic changes.
Dutch Study Shows Disproportionate Violence Against Non-Binary and Genderqueer Individuals
A 2023 CBS study reveals that in the Netherlands, non-binary and genderqueer (NBGQ) individuals experience significantly higher rates of both online (31%) and offline (25%) violence compared to other LGBTQ+ groups, highlighting the urgent need for targeted interventions and systemic changes.
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36% Bias Score
UN Fails to Reappoint Genocide Prevention Expert After Gaza Conflict Stand
The UN did not renew the contract of Alice Wairimu Nderitu, a leading expert in conflict prevention and former UN Special Adviser on the Prevention of Genocide, after she resisted pressure to label Israeli actions in Gaza as genocide.
UN Fails to Reappoint Genocide Prevention Expert After Gaza Conflict Stand
The UN did not renew the contract of Alice Wairimu Nderitu, a leading expert in conflict prevention and former UN Special Adviser on the Prevention of Genocide, after she resisted pressure to label Israeli actions in Gaza as genocide.
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60% Bias Score
Syrian-Dutch React to Assad's Fall: Hope and Anxiety
Two days after the fall of Syrian dictator Assad, Syrian-Dutch citizens express mixed emotions, with optimism for rebuilding their homeland tempered by anxieties among the Christian minority over HTS's victory and suspended asylum applications affecting their families.
Syrian-Dutch React to Assad's Fall: Hope and Anxiety
Two days after the fall of Syrian dictator Assad, Syrian-Dutch citizens express mixed emotions, with optimism for rebuilding their homeland tempered by anxieties among the Christian minority over HTS's victory and suspended asylum applications affecting their families.
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44% Bias Score
"Argentine Court Upholds 15-Year Sentence for Dictatorship-Era Crimes"
"Argentina's Federal Cassation Court upheld the 15-year prison sentence of former police officer Mario Sandoval for the 1976 kidnapping and torture of Hernan Abriata during the Argentine dictatorship; the court rejected Sandoval's appeal, confirming the crimes as crimes against humanity."
"Argentine Court Upholds 15-Year Sentence for Dictatorship-Era Crimes"
"Argentina's Federal Cassation Court upheld the 15-year prison sentence of former police officer Mario Sandoval for the 1976 kidnapping and torture of Hernan Abriata during the Argentine dictatorship; the court rejected Sandoval's appeal, confirming the crimes as crimes against humanity."
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40% Bias Score
Turkey's Displacement of Kurds in Syria: A Humanitarian Crisis
Turkey's ongoing military operations in northern Syria, launched since 2016, have displaced over 450,000 Kurds, violating international law and causing a humanitarian crisis. These actions are part of a broader anti-Kurdish policy and must be condemned.
Turkey's Displacement of Kurds in Syria: A Humanitarian Crisis
Turkey's ongoing military operations in northern Syria, launched since 2016, have displaced over 450,000 Kurds, violating international law and causing a humanitarian crisis. These actions are part of a broader anti-Kurdish policy and must be condemned.
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60% Bias Score
High Death Toll of Bangladeshi Migrant Workers in Saudi Arabia
An average of four Bangladeshi migrant workers died daily in Saudi Arabia in 2022, with at least 13,685 deaths between 2008 and 2022, highlighting concerns over exploitation and the human cost of the nation's ambitious projects, including the 2034 World Cup.
High Death Toll of Bangladeshi Migrant Workers in Saudi Arabia
An average of four Bangladeshi migrant workers died daily in Saudi Arabia in 2022, with at least 13,685 deaths between 2008 and 2022, highlighting concerns over exploitation and the human cost of the nation's ambitious projects, including the 2034 World Cup.
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48% Bias Score
Syrian Refugees Face Uncertain Future After Assad's Fall
Millions of Syrians, both internally displaced and refugees abroad, face uncertainty after the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime following Syria's 13-year civil war; the economic crisis has exacerbated their suffering, while several European nations have temporarily halted asylum applications.
Syrian Refugees Face Uncertain Future After Assad's Fall
Millions of Syrians, both internally displaced and refugees abroad, face uncertainty after the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime following Syria's 13-year civil war; the economic crisis has exacerbated their suffering, while several European nations have temporarily halted asylum applications.
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32% Bias Score
FIFA Awards 2034 World Cup to Saudi Arabia Amid Human Rights Concerns
The FIFA awarded Saudi Arabia the 2034 World Cup despite concerns over its human rights record, giving a high rating based on a report that excluded key issues like freedom of speech and treatment of migrant workers; critics warn of potential human rights abuses and a lack of accountability.
FIFA Awards 2034 World Cup to Saudi Arabia Amid Human Rights Concerns
The FIFA awarded Saudi Arabia the 2034 World Cup despite concerns over its human rights record, giving a high rating based on a report that excluded key issues like freedom of speech and treatment of migrant workers; critics warn of potential human rights abuses and a lack of accountability.
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56% Bias Score
Saudi Arabia Awarded 2034 World Cup Amid Human Rights Concerns
FIFA awarded Saudi Arabia the 2034 men's soccer World Cup, despite human rights concerns raised by international groups, after a 15-month bidding process with only one candidate.
Saudi Arabia Awarded 2034 World Cup Amid Human Rights Concerns
FIFA awarded Saudi Arabia the 2034 men's soccer World Cup, despite human rights concerns raised by international groups, after a 15-month bidding process with only one candidate.
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68% Bias Score
Poland's Illegal Pushbacks of Asylum Seekers Violate International Law
A Human Rights Watch report details Poland's illegal pushbacks of asylum seekers from Belarus, forcing them to sign documents waiving their right to asylum and leaving them vulnerable to abuse, violating international law and EU regulations. Over 6,000 people were pushed back between July 2023 and J...
Poland's Illegal Pushbacks of Asylum Seekers Violate International Law
A Human Rights Watch report details Poland's illegal pushbacks of asylum seekers from Belarus, forcing them to sign documents waiving their right to asylum and leaving them vulnerable to abuse, violating international law and EU regulations. Over 6,000 people were pushed back between July 2023 and J...
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40% Bias Score
Controversial Tactics Secure Return of Sara Sharif Murder Suspects
Urfan Sharif, Beinash Batool, and Faisal Malik, suspected of murdering Sara Sharif, fled to Pakistan on August 9th, 2023, but were apprehended on September 13th, 2023, following a controversial operation by Pakistani police involving the detention of their relatives and the fabrication of charges ag...
Controversial Tactics Secure Return of Sara Sharif Murder Suspects
Urfan Sharif, Beinash Batool, and Faisal Malik, suspected of murdering Sara Sharif, fled to Pakistan on August 9th, 2023, but were apprehended on September 13th, 2023, following a controversial operation by Pakistani police involving the detention of their relatives and the fabrication of charges ag...
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56% Bias Score
Equinor Sued Over Alleged Human Rights Violations Linked to Delek Group
Greenpeace Norway is suing Equinor for potentially violating Norway's transparency act due to its partnership with Ithaca Energy, controlled by Delek Group—a company operating in illegal Israeli settlements and flagged by the UN for human rights concerns; the Rosebank oilfield deal could send £250 m...
Equinor Sued Over Alleged Human Rights Violations Linked to Delek Group
Greenpeace Norway is suing Equinor for potentially violating Norway's transparency act due to its partnership with Ithaca Energy, controlled by Delek Group—a company operating in illegal Israeli settlements and flagged by the UN for human rights concerns; the Rosebank oilfield deal could send £250 m...
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44% Bias Score