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Judge Denies Stay, Allowing Deportation of Eight Migrants to South Sudan
A federal judge's ruling allowed the deportation of eight migrants convicted of violent crimes in the U.S. to South Sudan, despite concerns about their safety and lack of sufficient assurances from the U.S. government and South Sudan.
Judge Denies Stay, Allowing Deportation of Eight Migrants to South Sudan
A federal judge's ruling allowed the deportation of eight migrants convicted of violent crimes in the U.S. to South Sudan, despite concerns about their safety and lack of sufficient assurances from the U.S. government and South Sudan.
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40% Bias Score
China's Xinjiang Transplant Expansion Fuels Forced Organ Harvesting Concerns
China plans to triple the number of organ transplant hospitals in Xinjiang by 2030, despite an extremely low voluntary donation rate, raising serious concerns about forced organ harvesting from Uyghurs and other persecuted minorities.
China's Xinjiang Transplant Expansion Fuels Forced Organ Harvesting Concerns
China plans to triple the number of organ transplant hospitals in Xinjiang by 2030, despite an extremely low voluntary donation rate, raising serious concerns about forced organ harvesting from Uyghurs and other persecuted minorities.
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60% Bias Score
550 Palestinians Killed by U.S. Mercenaries in Gaza, Prompts EU Review of Israel Ties
Former EU representative Josep Borrell accuses U.S. mercenaries of killing 550 Palestinians seeking food aid at Gaza Humanitarian Foundation distribution points since May 27, prompting an EU review of its association agreement with Israel amid criticism from 170 NGOs and condemnation from UN chief A...
550 Palestinians Killed by U.S. Mercenaries in Gaza, Prompts EU Review of Israel Ties
Former EU representative Josep Borrell accuses U.S. mercenaries of killing 550 Palestinians seeking food aid at Gaza Humanitarian Foundation distribution points since May 27, prompting an EU review of its association agreement with Israel amid criticism from 170 NGOs and condemnation from UN chief A...
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44% Bias Score
Polish Activists Confront Humanitarian Crisis at Belarus Border
Grupa Granica, a Polish human rights organization, provided aid to 3400 migrants at the Poland-Belarus border in 2024, responding to 5600 distress calls amid a humanitarian crisis exacerbated by Poland's border restrictions and Belarus's facilitation of irregular migration.",
Polish Activists Confront Humanitarian Crisis at Belarus Border
Grupa Granica, a Polish human rights organization, provided aid to 3400 migrants at the Poland-Belarus border in 2024, responding to 5600 distress calls amid a humanitarian crisis exacerbated by Poland's border restrictions and Belarus's facilitation of irregular migration.",
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IACtHR Establishes Legal Obligations for Latin American States on Climate Change
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACtHR) issued a new advisory opinion on July 3, 2024, establishing the legal obligation of Latin American and Caribbean states to address climate change and protect vulnerable populations, impacting 34 OAS member countries and potentially influencing global...
IACtHR Establishes Legal Obligations for Latin American States on Climate Change
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACtHR) issued a new advisory opinion on July 3, 2024, establishing the legal obligation of Latin American and Caribbean states to address climate change and protect vulnerable populations, impacting 34 OAS member countries and potentially influencing global...
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44% Bias Score
Mexico's Biometric ID System: Aiding Searches or Enabling Surveillance?
Mexico's Congress passed a law integrating biometric data into a national identity system to aid searches for the missing, but critics warn of mass surveillance potential due to unchecked access by agencies like the CNI, ignoring concerns about the 72,000 unidentified bodies and structural impunity.
Mexico's Biometric ID System: Aiding Searches or Enabling Surveillance?
Mexico's Congress passed a law integrating biometric data into a national identity system to aid searches for the missing, but critics warn of mass surveillance potential due to unchecked access by agencies like the CNI, ignoring concerns about the 72,000 unidentified bodies and structural impunity.
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60% Bias Score
IACtHR Legally Obliges States to Protect Citizens from Climate Change
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACtHR) issued Opinion 32/2025 on January 24th, 2025, legally obligating states to protect people from climate change impacts, ensuring a healthy climate, after a request from Colombia and Chile.
IACtHR Legally Obliges States to Protect Citizens from Climate Change
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACtHR) issued Opinion 32/2025 on January 24th, 2025, legally obligating states to protect people from climate change impacts, ensuring a healthy climate, after a request from Colombia and Chile.
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40% Bias Score
UN Accuses Israel of Gaza Genocide; ICJ Orders Action
UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese accused Israel of genocide in Gaza, citing over 56,000 Palestinian deaths since October 2023, prompting the International Court of Justice to order Israel to prevent further genocidal acts and ensure humanitarian access while also naming over 60 companies all...
UN Accuses Israel of Gaza Genocide; ICJ Orders Action
UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese accused Israel of genocide in Gaza, citing over 56,000 Palestinian deaths since October 2023, prompting the International Court of Justice to order Israel to prevent further genocidal acts and ensure humanitarian access while also naming over 60 companies all...
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72% Bias Score
Tibetan Monastery Under Siege: China's Grip on Aba County Tightens
A BBC reporter in Aba County, Sichuan Province, describes the tense situation in a Tibetan monastery under heavy Chinese surveillance, where even speaking about the Dalai Lama is risky, highlighting the ongoing struggle to preserve Tibetan culture and identity amid Chinese control.
Tibetan Monastery Under Siege: China's Grip on Aba County Tightens
A BBC reporter in Aba County, Sichuan Province, describes the tense situation in a Tibetan monastery under heavy Chinese surveillance, where even speaking about the Dalai Lama is risky, highlighting the ongoing struggle to preserve Tibetan culture and identity amid Chinese control.
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56% Bias Score
IACHR Rules States Must Protect Right to Stable Climate
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights ruled that states have a legal obligation to protect the right to a stable climate, impacting all 35 OAS member states and holding businesses accountable for their emissions.
IACHR Rules States Must Protect Right to Stable Climate
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights ruled that states have a legal obligation to protect the right to a stable climate, impacting all 35 OAS member states and holding businesses accountable for their emissions.
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Haiti Drone Attacks: 300 Dead Amidst Concerns of Mercenary Use
At least 300 people have died in Haiti from targeted drone attacks carried out by mercenaries hired by the Haitian government; these attacks, using inexpensive Chinese drones, raise serious human rights concerns and questions regarding the government's strategy to combat gang violence.
Haiti Drone Attacks: 300 Dead Amidst Concerns of Mercenary Use
At least 300 people have died in Haiti from targeted drone attacks carried out by mercenaries hired by the Haitian government; these attacks, using inexpensive Chinese drones, raise serious human rights concerns and questions regarding the government's strategy to combat gang violence.
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48% Bias Score
Supreme Court Allows Deportation of Migrants to South Sudan Despite Safety Concerns
The Supreme Court sided with the Trump administration, lifting a lower court injunction that protected eight migrants from deportation to South Sudan, a country deemed unsafe by the U.S. State Department, due to ongoing political instability, crime, and armed conflict.
Supreme Court Allows Deportation of Migrants to South Sudan Despite Safety Concerns
The Supreme Court sided with the Trump administration, lifting a lower court injunction that protected eight migrants from deportation to South Sudan, a country deemed unsafe by the U.S. State Department, due to ongoing political instability, crime, and armed conflict.
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40% Bias Score
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