"Haiti Massacre: Over 180 Killed in Cité Soleil Following Voodoo-Related Accusation"
"Gang leader Micanor Altes orchestrated a massacre in Port-au-Prince's Cité Soleil, killing over 180, mostly elderly, residents based on a voodoo priest's accusation of witchcraft, highlighting the ongoing crisis of violence and state weakness in Haiti."
"Haiti Massacre: Over 180 Killed in Cité Soleil Following Voodoo-Related Accusation"
"Gang leader Micanor Altes orchestrated a massacre in Port-au-Prince's Cité Soleil, killing over 180, mostly elderly, residents based on a voodoo priest's accusation of witchcraft, highlighting the ongoing crisis of violence and state weakness in Haiti."
Progress
56% Bias Score
Haiti Gang Massacre: Over 100 Dead in Cité Soleil
In Cité Soleil, Haiti, gang leader Micanor Altès is accused of killing over 100 people, allegedly to avenge his son's death; the gang-controlled area remains inaccessible to authorities, highlighting the escalating gang violence and lawlessness.
Haiti Gang Massacre: Over 100 Dead in Cité Soleil
In Cité Soleil, Haiti, gang leader Micanor Altès is accused of killing over 100 people, allegedly to avenge his son's death; the gang-controlled area remains inaccessible to authorities, highlighting the escalating gang violence and lawlessness.
Progress
28% Bias Score
Syria: Bounty on Torturers, US Indicts Intelligence Officials
Syrian rebel leader Al-Jolani announced a bounty for high-ranking officials involved in torture, while the US indicted two former Syrian intelligence officials for war crimes, signaling intensified efforts to hold perpetrators accountable for human rights abuses during the Syrian civil war.
Syria: Bounty on Torturers, US Indicts Intelligence Officials
Syrian rebel leader Al-Jolani announced a bounty for high-ranking officials involved in torture, while the US indicted two former Syrian intelligence officials for war crimes, signaling intensified efforts to hold perpetrators accountable for human rights abuses during the Syrian civil war.
Progress
40% Bias Score
"Former Syrian Officials Charged with War Crimes for Alleged Torture of Americans"
"Two former high-ranking Syrian intelligence officials have been charged with war crimes in the US for allegedly torturing Americans and other civilians at Mezzeh Military Airport prison between 2012 and 2019, following the recent fall of the Assad regime after 13 years of civil war."
"Former Syrian Officials Charged with War Crimes for Alleged Torture of Americans"
"Two former high-ranking Syrian intelligence officials have been charged with war crimes in the US for allegedly torturing Americans and other civilians at Mezzeh Military Airport prison between 2012 and 2019, following the recent fall of the Assad regime after 13 years of civil war."
Progress
44% Bias Score
MSO Terminates Pianist's Contract After Gaza Comments, Challenging Artists' Legal Protections
Following her August 11, 2024 performance of "Witness", a piece dedicated to slain Palestinian journalists, the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra (MSO) terminated pianist Kathryn Stott's contract and cancelled future performances, claiming in court that she has no legal connection to the orchestra, threa...
MSO Terminates Pianist's Contract After Gaza Comments, Challenging Artists' Legal Protections
Following her August 11, 2024 performance of "Witness", a piece dedicated to slain Palestinian journalists, the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra (MSO) terminated pianist Kathryn Stott's contract and cancelled future performances, claiming in court that she has no legal connection to the orchestra, threa...
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48% Bias Score
Private Military Firms Aid Congolese Army Against Rwandan-Backed Militia
Retired French Colonel Romuald leads a 20-person team from the Bulgarian security firm Agemira, advising the Congolese army in its fight against the Rwandan-backed M23 militia in eastern Congo, alongside the Romanian firm RALF, while facing challenges of prolonged conflict and ethical concerns over ...
Private Military Firms Aid Congolese Army Against Rwandan-Backed Militia
Retired French Colonel Romuald leads a 20-person team from the Bulgarian security firm Agemira, advising the Congolese army in its fight against the Rwandan-backed M23 militia in eastern Congo, alongside the Romanian firm RALF, while facing challenges of prolonged conflict and ethical concerns over ...
Progress
36% Bias Score
"Over 100 Killed in Sudanese Air Strike on North Darfur Market"
"A Sudanese army air strike in Kabkabiya, North Darfur, killed over 100 and wounded hundreds during the city's weekly market on Monday; the army denied responsibility, while the UN warns of a worsening humanitarian crisis and mass displacement into South Sudan."
"Over 100 Killed in Sudanese Air Strike on North Darfur Market"
"A Sudanese army air strike in Kabkabiya, North Darfur, killed over 100 and wounded hundreds during the city's weekly market on Monday; the army denied responsibility, while the UN warns of a worsening humanitarian crisis and mass displacement into South Sudan."
Progress
44% Bias Score
Alberta Faces Legal Challenge Over Bill 26 Restricting Transgender Youth Healthcare
Five families and two advocacy groups launched a legal challenge against Alberta's Bill 26, arguing it violates the Charter of Rights and Freedoms by restricting access to gender-affirming care for transgender youth under 18, including puberty blockers, hormone therapies, and surgeries.
Alberta Faces Legal Challenge Over Bill 26 Restricting Transgender Youth Healthcare
Five families and two advocacy groups launched a legal challenge against Alberta's Bill 26, arguing it violates the Charter of Rights and Freedoms by restricting access to gender-affirming care for transgender youth under 18, including puberty blockers, hormone therapies, and surgeries.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Starmer defends Saudi Arabia trip, citing 4,000 UK jobs
UK Labour leader Keir Starmer visited Saudi Arabia and the UAE to attract investment and secure contracts, claiming recent deals generated 4,000 UK jobs; this follows criticism of Boris Johnson's similar trips, and prompted criticism from human rights advocates.
Starmer defends Saudi Arabia trip, citing 4,000 UK jobs
UK Labour leader Keir Starmer visited Saudi Arabia and the UAE to attract investment and secure contracts, claiming recent deals generated 4,000 UK jobs; this follows criticism of Boris Johnson's similar trips, and prompted criticism from human rights advocates.
Progress
44% Bias Score
"Six Guatemalans Indicted in US for Human Smuggling Related to Fatal Mexico Truck Crash"
"Six Guatemalans were indicted in the US for human smuggling in connection with a 2021 accident in Mexico where an overloaded truck carrying over 160 migrants overturned, killing over 50 and injuring dozens."
"Six Guatemalans Indicted in US for Human Smuggling Related to Fatal Mexico Truck Crash"
"Six Guatemalans were indicted in the US for human smuggling in connection with a 2021 accident in Mexico where an overloaded truck carrying over 160 migrants overturned, killing over 50 and injuring dozens."
Progress
48% Bias Score
Saydnaya Prison Search Yields No Additional Prisoners After Rebel Victory
Following the rebel victory in Damascus, Syrians stormed Saydnaya prison, infamous for mass killings under Assad's regime, searching for missing loved ones. Despite initial rumors of hidden cells, the White Helmets found no evidence of additional prisoners; approximately 3,000 detainees had been pre...
Saydnaya Prison Search Yields No Additional Prisoners After Rebel Victory
Following the rebel victory in Damascus, Syrians stormed Saydnaya prison, infamous for mass killings under Assad's regime, searching for missing loved ones. Despite initial rumors of hidden cells, the White Helmets found no evidence of additional prisoners; approximately 3,000 detainees had been pre...
Progress
44% Bias Score
OSF Reorganization: Continued Commitment to Human Rights Amidst Funding Shifts
Despite internal restructuring and program closures, Open Society Foundations (OSF) affirms its commitment to human rights, committing $400 million to green jobs and launching a new program protecting environmental defenders while reducing its global workforce from 800 to 600.
OSF Reorganization: Continued Commitment to Human Rights Amidst Funding Shifts
Despite internal restructuring and program closures, Open Society Foundations (OSF) affirms its commitment to human rights, committing $400 million to green jobs and launching a new program protecting environmental defenders while reducing its global workforce from 800 to 600.
Progress
20% Bias Score