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Deported Salvadoran Man Pleads Not Guilty to Human Trafficking Charges
A Salvadoran man, Kilmar Ábrego García, mistakenly deported from the US in March 2025 and later returned, pleaded not guilty to human trafficking charges in Nashville on Friday, facing allegations of transporting thousands of undocumented migrants across state lines since 2016.
Deported Salvadoran Man Pleads Not Guilty to Human Trafficking Charges
A Salvadoran man, Kilmar Ábrego García, mistakenly deported from the US in March 2025 and later returned, pleaded not guilty to human trafficking charges in Nashville on Friday, facing allegations of transporting thousands of undocumented migrants across state lines since 2016.
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52% Bias Score
Guatemalan Farmworkers Awarded $500,000 in Exploitation Case
Five Guatemalan farmworkers were awarded over $500,000 by a Michigan jury for exploitation and underpayment by Purpose Point Harvesting, a labor contractor that brought them to the US under the H-2A program to work in Oceana and Newaygo counties from 2017-2019, with much of the verdict being punitiv...
Guatemalan Farmworkers Awarded $500,000 in Exploitation Case
Five Guatemalan farmworkers were awarded over $500,000 by a Michigan jury for exploitation and underpayment by Purpose Point Harvesting, a labor contractor that brought them to the US under the H-2A program to work in Oceana and Newaygo counties from 2017-2019, with much of the verdict being punitiv...
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48% Bias Score
Cutro Shipwreck: 20-Year Sentence for Second-in-Command Upheld
Italy's highest court confirmed a 20-year sentence for Gun Ufuk, the second-in-command on a boat that sank off Cutro on February 26, 2023, killing at least 94 people; he was found guilty of facilitating the deadly voyage, despite claiming he only worked on the boat to pay for his passage.
Cutro Shipwreck: 20-Year Sentence for Second-in-Command Upheld
Italy's highest court confirmed a 20-year sentence for Gun Ufuk, the second-in-command on a boat that sank off Cutro on February 26, 2023, killing at least 94 people; he was found guilty of facilitating the deadly voyage, despite claiming he only worked on the boat to pay for his passage.
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40% Bias Score
Migrant Channel Crossings Rise Despite French Inaction
Dozens of migrants, including families, attempted a perilous journey across the English Channel from Dunkirk, France, in overcrowded inflatable boats, despite French police choosing not to intervene due to safety and legal concerns, as the number of crossings this year nears 15,000.
Migrant Channel Crossings Rise Despite French Inaction
Dozens of migrants, including families, attempted a perilous journey across the English Channel from Dunkirk, France, in overcrowded inflatable boats, despite French police choosing not to intervene due to safety and legal concerns, as the number of crossings this year nears 15,000.
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60% Bias Score
Suspected Human Trafficking Near German-Polish Border; Polish Activist Group Possibly Involved
German federal police investigated two men in safety vests for suspected human trafficking of Somali migrants near the German-Polish border; the men may be connected to the Polish activist group "Ruch Obrony Granic," which denies involvement.
Suspected Human Trafficking Near German-Polish Border; Polish Activist Group Possibly Involved
German federal police investigated two men in safety vests for suspected human trafficking of Somali migrants near the German-Polish border; the men may be connected to the Polish activist group "Ruch Obrony Granic," which denies involvement.
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48% Bias Score
Interpol Operation Nets 20 Arrests in Global Child Sexual Abuse Material Crackdown
An Interpol-led operation, spanning 12 countries from March to May 2025, resulted in 20 arrests for the production and distribution of child sexual abuse material; 68 additional suspects have been identified, with investigations ongoing globally.
Interpol Operation Nets 20 Arrests in Global Child Sexual Abuse Material Crackdown
An Interpol-led operation, spanning 12 countries from March to May 2025, resulted in 20 arrests for the production and distribution of child sexual abuse material; 68 additional suspects have been identified, with investigations ongoing globally.
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24% Bias Score
Australian Woman Arrested for Allegedly Trafficking PNG Students to Queensland Farms
A Nigerian-Australian woman, Binta Abubakar, was arrested in Brisbane on Wednesday for allegedly trafficking 15 Papua New Guinean students to Queensland farms between March 2021 and July 2023 under the guise of offering fake scholarships through her company, BIN Educational Services and Consulting; ...
Australian Woman Arrested for Allegedly Trafficking PNG Students to Queensland Farms
A Nigerian-Australian woman, Binta Abubakar, was arrested in Brisbane on Wednesday for allegedly trafficking 15 Papua New Guinean students to Queensland farms between March 2021 and July 2023 under the guise of offering fake scholarships through her company, BIN Educational Services and Consulting; ...
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16% Bias Score
Jury Awards $500,000 to Guatemalan Farmworkers in Exploitation Case
Five Guatemalan men were awarded over $500,000 by a US jury after alleging exploitation and underpayment by Purpose Point Harvesting, a labor contractor who brought them to Michigan under the H-2A visa program to work on farms from 2017-2019.
Jury Awards $500,000 to Guatemalan Farmworkers in Exploitation Case
Five Guatemalan men were awarded over $500,000 by a US jury after alleging exploitation and underpayment by Purpose Point Harvesting, a labor contractor who brought them to Michigan under the H-2A visa program to work on farms from 2017-2019.
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48% Bias Score
Eight Migrants Dead, Dozens Missing After Smuggling Incident off Djibouti
At least eight migrants died and 22 are missing after smugglers forced around 150 people from a boat off Djibouti on June 5th; survivors were rescued, and search efforts continue.
Eight Migrants Dead, Dozens Missing After Smuggling Incident off Djibouti
At least eight migrants died and 22 are missing after smugglers forced around 150 people from a boat off Djibouti on June 5th; survivors were rescued, and search efforts continue.
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44% Bias Score
Sudanese Refugees Opt for Perilous Libya Route to Escape Egypt
Worsening conditions in Egypt, including stricter immigration policies and economic hardship, are forcing Sudanese refugees to transit through Libya, a dangerous route, to reach Europe, highlighting a shift in migration patterns and raising humanitarian and ethical concerns.
Sudanese Refugees Opt for Perilous Libya Route to Escape Egypt
Worsening conditions in Egypt, including stricter immigration policies and economic hardship, are forcing Sudanese refugees to transit through Libya, a dangerous route, to reach Europe, highlighting a shift in migration patterns and raising humanitarian and ethical concerns.
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36% Bias Score
Derelict Brothel in Navalcarnero Poses Safety and Environmental Hazards
A derelict brothel in Navalcarnero, Spain, formerly known as Zen Hotel Relax and Las Vegas Deluxe, poses safety and environmental hazards due to illegal dumping and its state of disrepair; authorities struggle to locate the insolvent owner to proceed with demolition, estimated to cost between €500,0...
Derelict Brothel in Navalcarnero Poses Safety and Environmental Hazards
A derelict brothel in Navalcarnero, Spain, formerly known as Zen Hotel Relax and Las Vegas Deluxe, poses safety and environmental hazards due to illegal dumping and its state of disrepair; authorities struggle to locate the insolvent owner to proceed with demolition, estimated to cost between €500,0...
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44% Bias Score
Deportated Migrant Returned to US, Arrested for Human Trafficking
Following a legal battle and reversal of his erroneous deportation, Salvadoran migrant Kilmar Ábrego García was returned to the US on June 6th, 2025, and arrested for alleged human trafficking, including the smuggling of children, women, MS-13 members, and other individuals, along with weapons and n...
Deportated Migrant Returned to US, Arrested for Human Trafficking
Following a legal battle and reversal of his erroneous deportation, Salvadoran migrant Kilmar Ábrego García was returned to the US on June 6th, 2025, and arrested for alleged human trafficking, including the smuggling of children, women, MS-13 members, and other individuals, along with weapons and n...
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60% Bias Score
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