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16 Spanish Citizens Imprisoned in Venezuela Amidst Widespread Human Rights Abuses
Sixteen Spanish citizens are imprisoned in Venezuela, including Sofía Sahagún, arrested in October. Human rights organizations are demanding their release, citing the broader context of 1,903 political prisoners in Venezuela, highlighting the Maduro regime's human rights abuses.
16 Spanish Citizens Imprisoned in Venezuela Amidst Widespread Human Rights Abuses
Sixteen Spanish citizens are imprisoned in Venezuela, including Sofía Sahagún, arrested in October. Human rights organizations are demanding their release, citing the broader context of 1,903 political prisoners in Venezuela, highlighting the Maduro regime's human rights abuses.
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52% Bias Score
Attack on Georgian TV Crew Amidst Mass Protests
On December 7th, in Tbilisi, Georgia, masked individuals attacked a TV Pirveli film crew during a live broadcast near the parliament building, injuring two journalists amid ongoing mass protests against the government's stance on EU accession talks.
Attack on Georgian TV Crew Amidst Mass Protests
On December 7th, in Tbilisi, Georgia, masked individuals attacked a TV Pirveli film crew during a live broadcast near the parliament building, injuring two journalists amid ongoing mass protests against the government's stance on EU accession talks.
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36% Bias Score
"Queensland Overrides Human Rights in New Youth Crime Laws"
"Queensland's new youth crime laws, overriding human rights concerns, aim to curb a record 50,315 youth offences this year, prioritizing victim support and repeat offender reduction, despite criticism from human rights advocates who highlight the underlying social issues."
"Queensland Overrides Human Rights in New Youth Crime Laws"
"Queensland's new youth crime laws, overriding human rights concerns, aim to curb a record 50,315 youth offences this year, prioritizing victim support and repeat offender reduction, despite criticism from human rights advocates who highlight the underlying social issues."
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52% Bias Score
UK Exports Banned Pesticides, Causing Poisoning in Brazil
Brazilian farmer Valdemar Postanovicz suffered acute pesticide poisoning from Reglone, a diquat-based herbicide manufactured in the UK and exported to Brazil despite being banned in the UK due to health and environmental concerns; this highlights the UK's export of 8,489 tonnes of banned pesticides ...
UK Exports Banned Pesticides, Causing Poisoning in Brazil
Brazilian farmer Valdemar Postanovicz suffered acute pesticide poisoning from Reglone, a diquat-based herbicide manufactured in the UK and exported to Brazil despite being banned in the UK due to health and environmental concerns; this highlights the UK's export of 8,489 tonnes of banned pesticides ...
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56% Bias Score
Georgia Crackdown: EU Condemns Excessive Force Against Pro-European Protesters
Germany, France, and Poland condemned the excessive force used against over 400 pro-European protesters in Georgia, including opposition leaders and journalists, demanding the release of detainees and the upholding of fundamental rights; the US also denounced the crackdown, which followed the ruling...
Georgia Crackdown: EU Condemns Excessive Force Against Pro-European Protesters
Germany, France, and Poland condemned the excessive force used against over 400 pro-European protesters in Georgia, including opposition leaders and journalists, demanding the release of detainees and the upholding of fundamental rights; the US also denounced the crackdown, which followed the ruling...
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48% Bias Score
Georgia: Violent Crackdown on Pro-EU Protests
Violent clashes erupted in Tbilisi, Georgia, during pro-EU protests, with masked men attacking demonstrators and police failing to intervene; President Salome Zourabichvili blames Russia, while the government claims the attackers aimed to sow chaos; the incident follows 10 days of protests over dela...
Georgia: Violent Crackdown on Pro-EU Protests
Violent clashes erupted in Tbilisi, Georgia, during pro-EU protests, with masked men attacking demonstrators and police failing to intervene; President Salome Zourabichvili blames Russia, while the government claims the attackers aimed to sow chaos; the incident follows 10 days of protests over dela...
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48% Bias Score
Starmer Visits Gulf to Boost Trade, Address Regional Stability
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is visiting the UAE and Saudi Arabia to boost trade ties worth £40 billion, strengthen defense partnerships, and address regional stability concerns, including the Gaza conflict, while facing criticism over human rights issues.
Starmer Visits Gulf to Boost Trade, Address Regional Stability
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is visiting the UAE and Saudi Arabia to boost trade ties worth £40 billion, strengthen defense partnerships, and address regional stability concerns, including the Gaza conflict, while facing criticism over human rights issues.
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36% Bias Score
UN and ICC Targeting of Israel Echoes Nazi-Era Legal Discrimination
The UN and ICC's disproportionate targeting of Israel echoes historical precedents of legal discrimination, raising concerns about their impartiality and effectiveness in upholding global justice.
UN and ICC Targeting of Israel Echoes Nazi-Era Legal Discrimination
The UN and ICC's disproportionate targeting of Israel echoes historical precedents of legal discrimination, raising concerns about their impartiality and effectiveness in upholding global justice.
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56% Bias Score
CPS lacks data on rape cases dropped due to "sexsomnia" defense
The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) in England and Wales does not track how many rape cases have collapsed due to "sexsomnia" defenses, despite previous pledges to challenge them robustly; this lack of data, criticized by victims and experts, hinders efforts to identify patterns of misuse and assess...
CPS lacks data on rape cases dropped due to "sexsomnia" defense
The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) in England and Wales does not track how many rape cases have collapsed due to "sexsomnia" defenses, despite previous pledges to challenge them robustly; this lack of data, criticized by victims and experts, hinders efforts to identify patterns of misuse and assess...
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40% Bias Score
Syria: Assad Statue Toppled Again Amid Renewed Rebel Activity
The toppling of a Hafez Assad statue in Daraa, Syria, in March 2011, marked the start of a nationwide uprising against Bashar al-Assad's regime; eight years later, another statue was toppled amid renewed rebel activity, highlighting the ongoing conflict.
Syria: Assad Statue Toppled Again Amid Renewed Rebel Activity
The toppling of a Hafez Assad statue in Daraa, Syria, in March 2011, marked the start of a nationwide uprising against Bashar al-Assad's regime; eight years later, another statue was toppled amid renewed rebel activity, highlighting the ongoing conflict.
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56% Bias Score
Georgia: Crackdown on Pro-EU Protests Sparks International Condemnation
Over 400 pro-EU protesters, including opposition leaders and journalists, were arrested in Georgia after the government suspended EU accession talks following a disputed election marred by violence, prompting condemnation from Germany, France, Poland, and the US.
Georgia: Crackdown on Pro-EU Protests Sparks International Condemnation
Over 400 pro-EU protesters, including opposition leaders and journalists, were arrested in Georgia after the government suspended EU accession talks following a disputed election marred by violence, prompting condemnation from Germany, France, Poland, and the US.
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48% Bias Score
"Volkswagen Sells Xinjiang Factory, Citing Economic Reasons Amid Human Rights Concerns"
"Volkswagen sold its Xinjiang factory, which ceased production in 2019, to a Chinese state-owned enterprise in 2024, citing economic reasons amid human rights concerns and declining production; fewer than 200 Volkswagen employees remain in Xinjiang."
"Volkswagen Sells Xinjiang Factory, Citing Economic Reasons Amid Human Rights Concerns"
"Volkswagen sold its Xinjiang factory, which ceased production in 2019, to a Chinese state-owned enterprise in 2024, citing economic reasons amid human rights concerns and declining production; fewer than 200 Volkswagen employees remain in Xinjiang."
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48% Bias Score
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