"Nigerian Lawyer Afe Babalola at Center of Defamation Case, Raising Freedom of Speech Concerns"
"Afe Babalola, a prominent Nigerian lawyer and founder of Afe Babalola University, is at the center of a defamation case against human rights lawyer Dele Farotimi, who was arrested and detained, prompting reactions from Nigerian politicians and raising concerns about freedom of speech."
"Nigerian Lawyer Afe Babalola at Center of Defamation Case, Raising Freedom of Speech Concerns"
"Afe Babalola, a prominent Nigerian lawyer and founder of Afe Babalola University, is at the center of a defamation case against human rights lawyer Dele Farotimi, who was arrested and detained, prompting reactions from Nigerian politicians and raising concerns about freedom of speech."
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36% Bias Score
\"2034 World Cup Award to Saudi Arabia Raises Human Rights Concerns\"\
\"FIFA awarded Saudi Arabia the 2034 Men's World Cup despite concerns over human rights abuses, potentially endangering 13.4 million migrant workers involved in the construction of World Cup infrastructure, which will cost hundreds of billions of dollars.\"
\"2034 World Cup Award to Saudi Arabia Raises Human Rights Concerns\"\
\"FIFA awarded Saudi Arabia the 2034 Men's World Cup despite concerns over human rights abuses, potentially endangering 13.4 million migrant workers involved in the construction of World Cup infrastructure, which will cost hundreds of billions of dollars.\"
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68% Bias Score
Haiti Gang Massacre: 184 Dead, 5,000 Deaths This Year in Haiti
Haitian gangs murdered at least 184 people in Cité Soleil over the weekend, allegedly because gang leader Micanor 'Mikanò' Altès suspected witchcraft caused his child's illness; the UN reports 5,000 deaths this year in Haiti due to gang violence.
Haiti Gang Massacre: 184 Dead, 5,000 Deaths This Year in Haiti
Haitian gangs murdered at least 184 people in Cité Soleil over the weekend, allegedly because gang leader Micanor 'Mikanò' Altès suspected witchcraft caused his child's illness; the UN reports 5,000 deaths this year in Haiti due to gang violence.
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36% Bias Score
Saydnaya Prison Liberation After Assad Regime Fall
The fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria resulted in the liberation of Saydnaya prison, known for its human rights abuses, with Hayat Tahrir al Shams prioritizing the release of prisoners; however, the Syrian Civil Defence is searching for detainees in underground cells, while authorities claim...
Saydnaya Prison Liberation After Assad Regime Fall
The fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria resulted in the liberation of Saydnaya prison, known for its human rights abuses, with Hayat Tahrir al Shams prioritizing the release of prisoners; however, the Syrian Civil Defence is searching for detainees in underground cells, while authorities claim...
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40% Bias Score
Assad Regime Falls After Decade-Long Syrian Civil War
Syrian rebels ended Bashar al-Assad's 53-year regime on Sunday, capturing Damascus after retaking Aleppo the previous week; this victory follows a decade-long civil war marked by widespread atrocities, including the use of chemical weapons and barrel bombs, which caused over 600,000 deaths and a hum...
Assad Regime Falls After Decade-Long Syrian Civil War
Syrian rebels ended Bashar al-Assad's 53-year regime on Sunday, capturing Damascus after retaking Aleppo the previous week; this victory follows a decade-long civil war marked by widespread atrocities, including the use of chemical weapons and barrel bombs, which caused over 600,000 deaths and a hum...
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48% Bias Score
Sudan: RSF Abuses in South Kordofan Amount to War Crimes
In Sudan's South Kordofan, the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) committed widespread human rights abuses between December 2023 and March 2024, including the killing of 56 unarmed civilians, the rape of 79 women and girls, and numerous abductions, according to Human Rights Watch.
Sudan: RSF Abuses in South Kordofan Amount to War Crimes
In Sudan's South Kordofan, the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) committed widespread human rights abuses between December 2023 and March 2024, including the killing of 56 unarmed civilians, the rape of 79 women and girls, and numerous abductions, according to Human Rights Watch.
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48% Bias Score
"Tennessee Prison Fights Leave One Dead, Five Injured"
"One inmate died and five others were injured in separate but likely related fights at the privately run Hardeman County Correctional Facility in Tennessee on Saturday; the Tennessee Department of Correction is investigating, and CoreCivic stated that staff intervened and provided medical treatment....
"Tennessee Prison Fights Leave One Dead, Five Injured"
"One inmate died and five others were injured in separate but likely related fights at the privately run Hardeman County Correctional Facility in Tennessee on Saturday; the Tennessee Department of Correction is investigating, and CoreCivic stated that staff intervened and provided medical treatment....
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56% Bias Score
Syrians Desperately Search Sednaya Prison for Missing Loved Ones
Thousands of Syrians desperately search Sednaya prison, a notorious Assad regime site, for missing loved ones, digging for rumored underground cells after the dictator's fall, highlighting the regime's brutality and the need for accountability.
Syrians Desperately Search Sednaya Prison for Missing Loved Ones
Thousands of Syrians desperately search Sednaya prison, a notorious Assad regime site, for missing loved ones, digging for rumored underground cells after the dictator's fall, highlighting the regime's brutality and the need for accountability.
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44% Bias Score
Syrian Opposition Vows Accountability, Saydnaya Prison Search Concludes
Following the fall of President Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria, opposition leader Ahmed al-Sherq vowed to hold accountable those responsible for the torture of civilians, while the White Helmets announced the completion of searches for undiscovered secret cells in Saydnaya prison, without success...
Syrian Opposition Vows Accountability, Saydnaya Prison Search Concludes
Following the fall of President Bashar al-Assad's regime in Syria, opposition leader Ahmed al-Sherq vowed to hold accountable those responsible for the torture of civilians, while the White Helmets announced the completion of searches for undiscovered secret cells in Saydnaya prison, without success...
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44% Bias Score
Mass Release of Prisoners in Syria Following Assad Regime's Fall
Following the fall of the Assad regime in Syria, mass releases from detention centers are underway, with Syrians searching for missing loved ones among tens of thousands imprisoned over five decades. The notorious Sednaya prison, known for torture and executions, is a focal point.
Mass Release of Prisoners in Syria Following Assad Regime's Fall
Following the fall of the Assad regime in Syria, mass releases from detention centers are underway, with Syrians searching for missing loved ones among tens of thousands imprisoned over five decades. The notorious Sednaya prison, known for torture and executions, is a focal point.
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56% Bias Score
"Saydnaya Prison Search Yields No Evidence of Hidden Detainees After Damascus Liberation"
"Following the rebel victory in Damascus, thousands of Syrians converged on the infamous Saydnaya prison, hoping to locate missing relatives after years of arbitrary detention and torture under the Assad regime; despite hopes of finding additional prisoners in hidden underground cells, the search yi...
"Saydnaya Prison Search Yields No Evidence of Hidden Detainees After Damascus Liberation"
"Following the rebel victory in Damascus, thousands of Syrians converged on the infamous Saydnaya prison, hoping to locate missing relatives after years of arbitrary detention and torture under the Assad regime; despite hopes of finding additional prisoners in hidden underground cells, the search yi...
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44% Bias Score
Syria's Assad Regime Falls, Opening Path for War Crimes Prosecutions
Rebel leader Ahmed al-Sharaa offered rewards for Syrian officials involved in war crimes following the Assad regime's fall, while international efforts are underway to track down fleeing officials and utilize existing evidence for prosecutions. Legal experts, however, caution about the lack of a fun...
Syria's Assad Regime Falls, Opening Path for War Crimes Prosecutions
Rebel leader Ahmed al-Sharaa offered rewards for Syrian officials involved in war crimes following the Assad regime's fall, while international efforts are underway to track down fleeing officials and utilize existing evidence for prosecutions. Legal experts, however, caution about the lack of a fun...
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40% Bias Score