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UN Report Details Unprecedented Rise in Detention of Foreign Nationals in Venezuela
A UN report reveals an unprecedented increase in the detention of foreign nationals in Venezuela, with many held incommunicado, following the 2024 post-election protests and continuing into 2025, according to the report presented on Monday.
UN Report Details Unprecedented Rise in Detention of Foreign Nationals in Venezuela
A UN report reveals an unprecedented increase in the detention of foreign nationals in Venezuela, with many held incommunicado, following the 2024 post-election protests and continuing into 2025, according to the report presented on Monday.
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32% Bias Score
EU Parliament to Award Sakharov Prize for Human Rights
The European Parliament is selecting a recipient for its annual Sakharov Prize, honoring individuals or groups championing human rights, freedom of expression, minority rights, or democracy, with nominations including the late Charlie Kirk, the "Budapest Pride," and various journalists and activists...
EU Parliament to Award Sakharov Prize for Human Rights
The European Parliament is selecting a recipient for its annual Sakharov Prize, honoring individuals or groups championing human rights, freedom of expression, minority rights, or democracy, with nominations including the late Charlie Kirk, the "Budapest Pride," and various journalists and activists...
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4% Bias Score
Petro Accuses US of Using Anti-Drug Policy for Control in Latin America
During his speech at the UN General Assembly, Colombian President Gustavo Petro harshly criticized the US anti-drug policy, accusing Washington of using it as a pretext for control in Latin America, prompting a US delegation walkout.
Petro Accuses US of Using Anti-Drug Policy for Control in Latin America
During his speech at the UN General Assembly, Colombian President Gustavo Petro harshly criticized the US anti-drug policy, accusing Washington of using it as a pretext for control in Latin America, prompting a US delegation walkout.
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52% Bias Score
X Challenges Australia's Under-16 Social Media Ban
X, formerly Twitter, is challenging Australia's impending ban on under-16s using social media, citing concerns about legality and potential human rights violations, arguing the ban is disproportionate and ineffective.
X Challenges Australia's Under-16 Social Media Ban
X, formerly Twitter, is challenging Australia's impending ban on under-16s using social media, citing concerns about legality and potential human rights violations, arguing the ban is disproportionate and ineffective.
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28% Bias Score
28 Afghan Refugees Arrive in Germany After Court Case
Following a court case, 28 Afghan refugees, including 16 minors, arrived in Germany on September 24th, 2023, after a German court ruled in their favor, highlighting the ongoing challenges faced by Afghan refugees seeking asylum in Germany.
28 Afghan Refugees Arrive in Germany After Court Case
Following a court case, 28 Afghan refugees, including 16 minors, arrived in Germany on September 24th, 2023, after a German court ruled in their favor, highlighting the ongoing challenges faced by Afghan refugees seeking asylum in Germany.
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24% Bias Score
Taliban's Internet Shutdown in Afghanistan Cuts Off Girls' Education
The Taliban's recent shutdown of internet access in several Afghan provinces has severely impacted online education for girls, who are already barred from attending schools and universities.
Taliban's Internet Shutdown in Afghanistan Cuts Off Girls' Education
The Taliban's recent shutdown of internet access in several Afghan provinces has severely impacted online education for girls, who are already barred from attending schools and universities.
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44% Bias Score
Egypt's Presidential Pardon and Political Repression: A Comparative Analysis
Egypt's recent presidential pardon, while presented as a human rights initiative, coincides with continued political repression, exemplified by the case of Alaa Abd El Fattah, whose imprisonment highlights the regime's suppression of dissent.
Egypt's Presidential Pardon and Political Repression: A Comparative Analysis
Egypt's recent presidential pardon, while presented as a human rights initiative, coincides with continued political repression, exemplified by the case of Alaa Abd El Fattah, whose imprisonment highlights the regime's suppression of dissent.
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56% Bias Score
Lula Condemns Gaza 'Genocide', Defends Brazil's Sovereignty at UN
Brazilian President Lula da Silva, in his UN address, condemned the "genocide" in Gaza, defended Brazil's sovereignty, and criticized the US's tariffs on Brazilian goods, while highlighting the conviction of former president Bolsonaro as a message against autocratic candidates.
Lula Condemns Gaza 'Genocide', Defends Brazil's Sovereignty at UN
Brazilian President Lula da Silva, in his UN address, condemned the "genocide" in Gaza, defended Brazil's sovereignty, and criticized the US's tariffs on Brazilian goods, while highlighting the conviction of former president Bolsonaro as a message against autocratic candidates.
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44% Bias Score
Germany Accepts 28 Afghan Refugees After Court Order
Following a court order, Germany has accepted 28 Afghan refugees, including 16 minors, who had been waiting for visas in Pakistan after the German government halted a refugee program in May.
Germany Accepts 28 Afghan Refugees After Court Order
Following a court order, Germany has accepted 28 Afghan refugees, including 16 minors, who had been waiting for visas in Pakistan after the German government halted a refugee program in May.
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24% Bias Score
Spanish Universities Face Legal Challenges for Suspending Ties With Israeli Institutions
In the wake of 2024 campus protests, five Spanish universities suspended ties with Israeli universities that did not publicly advocate for peace; this decision is now being challenged in court by ACOM, a pro-Israeli lobby group, resulting in mixed outcomes.
Spanish Universities Face Legal Challenges for Suspending Ties With Israeli Institutions
In the wake of 2024 campus protests, five Spanish universities suspended ties with Israeli universities that did not publicly advocate for peace; this decision is now being challenged in court by ACOM, a pro-Israeli lobby group, resulting in mixed outcomes.
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32% Bias Score
Germany: Court to Decide on Deportation of ISIS Supporter
A convicted ISIS supporter from Warendorf, Germany, faces imminent deportation, with a regional court in North Rhine-Westphalia deciding whether to proceed with the expulsion, following a prior ruling by a lower court that he faces no threat in his native Tajikistan.
Germany: Court to Decide on Deportation of ISIS Supporter
A convicted ISIS supporter from Warendorf, Germany, faces imminent deportation, with a regional court in North Rhine-Westphalia deciding whether to proceed with the expulsion, following a prior ruling by a lower court that he faces no threat in his native Tajikistan.
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20% Bias Score
UN Report Details Severely Repressive Conditions in North Korea
A new UN report details the worsening human rights situation in North Korea, citing increased repression, including the death penalty for accessing foreign media, and control over food distribution.
UN Report Details Severely Repressive Conditions in North Korea
A new UN report details the worsening human rights situation in North Korea, citing increased repression, including the death penalty for accessing foreign media, and control over food distribution.
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60% Bias Score
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