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Opus Dei's Top Officials Charged with Human Trafficking in Argentina
Five top Opus Dei officials in Argentina, including the current global second-in-command, face charges of human trafficking and forced servitude for allegedly exploiting at least 43 women who were lured into unpaid domestic work as minors, between 1991 and 2022.
Opus Dei's Top Officials Charged with Human Trafficking in Argentina
Five top Opus Dei officials in Argentina, including the current global second-in-command, face charges of human trafficking and forced servitude for allegedly exploiting at least 43 women who were lured into unpaid domestic work as minors, between 1991 and 2022.
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52% Bias Score
Multiple Bodies Found Tied Up in Ibiza and Formentera Waters
Multiple bodies of people bound hand and foot were found in waters near Ibiza and Formentera, prompting a Civil Guard investigation amid a rise in migrant deaths at sea in the region, with 31 bodies recovered in the first half of 2025.
Multiple Bodies Found Tied Up in Ibiza and Formentera Waters
Multiple bodies of people bound hand and foot were found in waters near Ibiza and Formentera, prompting a Civil Guard investigation amid a rise in migrant deaths at sea in the region, with 31 bodies recovered in the first half of 2025.
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36% Bias Score
US Accuses Cuban Mothers of Trafficking Their Own Children
Two Cuban mothers, Betsy Segura and Irianna Gilimas, were accused of human trafficking for illegally entering the US with their nine-year-old children despite initially being allowed entry, highlighting a stricter enforcement of immigration laws against Cuban migrants and resulting in the denial of ...
US Accuses Cuban Mothers of Trafficking Their Own Children
Two Cuban mothers, Betsy Segura and Irianna Gilimas, were accused of human trafficking for illegally entering the US with their nine-year-old children despite initially being allowed entry, highlighting a stricter enforcement of immigration laws against Cuban migrants and resulting in the denial of ...
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60% Bias Score
Alabuga Start Program: Exploiting African Women for Russia's War Effort
The Alabuga Start program, designed to train workers from developing countries, instead forces many young African women into dangerous, low-paying drone assembly jobs in Russia, with reports of hazardous conditions and exploitation confirmed by testimonies and an investigation by the Global Initiati...
Alabuga Start Program: Exploiting African Women for Russia's War Effort
The Alabuga Start program, designed to train workers from developing countries, instead forces many young African women into dangerous, low-paying drone assembly jobs in Russia, with reports of hazardous conditions and exploitation confirmed by testimonies and an investigation by the Global Initiati...
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80% Bias Score
Migrant Camp Shooting in France Leaves One Dead, Five Injured
Gunfire at a migrant camp in northern France left one dead and five injured, including a child, prompting a murder inquiry as two suspects were arrested for murder and firearms offenses amid rising Channel crossings.
Migrant Camp Shooting in France Leaves One Dead, Five Injured
Gunfire at a migrant camp in northern France left one dead and five injured, including a child, prompting a murder inquiry as two suspects were arrested for murder and firearms offenses amid rising Channel crossings.
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36% Bias Score
Salvadorian Migrant Pleads Not Guilty to Human Trafficking Charges After Deportation Controversy
Salvadorian migrant Kilmar Abrego Garcia pleaded not guilty to human trafficking charges in Tennessee last week, following his controversial deportation to El Salvador and subsequent return to the U.S. to face federal prosecution; the case highlights a protracted legal battle against the Trump admin...
Salvadorian Migrant Pleads Not Guilty to Human Trafficking Charges After Deportation Controversy
Salvadorian migrant Kilmar Abrego Garcia pleaded not guilty to human trafficking charges in Tennessee last week, following his controversial deportation to El Salvador and subsequent return to the U.S. to face federal prosecution; the case highlights a protracted legal battle against the Trump admin...
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44% Bias Score
Florida's Operation Dragon Eye Rescues 60 Missing Children
Operation Dragon Eye in Florida rescued 60 critically missing children, aged 9-17, many victims of sex trafficking, and arrested 8 individuals on charges including human trafficking and child endangerment, highlighting the state's ongoing battle against this crime.
Florida's Operation Dragon Eye Rescues 60 Missing Children
Operation Dragon Eye in Florida rescued 60 critically missing children, aged 9-17, many victims of sex trafficking, and arrested 8 individuals on charges including human trafficking and child endangerment, highlighting the state's ongoing battle against this crime.
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56% Bias Score
Judge Denies Detention for Deported Migrant Facing Trafficking Charges
A Tennessee federal judge denied the government's request to detain Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Salvadorian migrant accused of human trafficking, due to insufficient evidence under the Bail Reform Act; Garcia, previously deported then returned to the U.S., will remain in custody pending a release hearin...
Judge Denies Detention for Deported Migrant Facing Trafficking Charges
A Tennessee federal judge denied the government's request to detain Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Salvadorian migrant accused of human trafficking, due to insufficient evidence under the Bail Reform Act; Garcia, previously deported then returned to the U.S., will remain in custody pending a release hearin...
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48% Bias Score
Cuban Mothers Accused of Human Trafficking for Bringing Children to US
Two Cuban mothers, Betsy Segura and Irianna Gilimas, who legally entered the US with their children, were accused of human trafficking and denied Green Cards, highlighting a concerning trend of stricter enforcement of immigration laws impacting vulnerable families.
Cuban Mothers Accused of Human Trafficking for Bringing Children to US
Two Cuban mothers, Betsy Segura and Irianna Gilimas, who legally entered the US with their children, were accused of human trafficking and denied Green Cards, highlighting a concerning trend of stricter enforcement of immigration laws impacting vulnerable families.
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56% Bias Score
Channel Crossings: Minister's Claim Contradicted by Official Figures
A disagreement erupted on BBC Question Time over the age and sex of those crossing the Channel in small boats, with a minister's claim that most were women and children contradicted by Home Office figures showing 81% of 6,420 arrivals in Q1 2025 were adult men.
Channel Crossings: Minister's Claim Contradicted by Official Figures
A disagreement erupted on BBC Question Time over the age and sex of those crossing the Channel in small boats, with a minister's claim that most were women and children contradicted by Home Office figures showing 81% of 6,420 arrivals in Q1 2025 were adult men.
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64% Bias Score
Human Trafficking Accused Pleads Not Guilty, Detention Pending Trial
Kilmar Abrego Garcia, an alleged MS-13 member, pleaded not guilty to human trafficking charges stemming from a 2022 traffic stop in which he transported nine passengers, six of whom were undocumented; the prosecution alleges he was paid $1000 per trip and engaged in inappropriate conduct with a mino...
Human Trafficking Accused Pleads Not Guilty, Detention Pending Trial
Kilmar Abrego Garcia, an alleged MS-13 member, pleaded not guilty to human trafficking charges stemming from a 2022 traffic stop in which he transported nine passengers, six of whom were undocumented; the prosecution alleges he was paid $1000 per trip and engaged in inappropriate conduct with a mino...
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64% Bias Score
Sudan Conflict Escalates: RSF Claims Jabal al-Awainat Victory
The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in Sudan claim control of the strategically important Jabal al-Awainat triangle bordering Libya and Egypt, sparking a conflict involving accusations of external support from Libya and the UAE, raising regional security concerns.
Sudan Conflict Escalates: RSF Claims Jabal al-Awainat Victory
The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in Sudan claim control of the strategically important Jabal al-Awainat triangle bordering Libya and Egypt, sparking a conflict involving accusations of external support from Libya and the UAE, raising regional security concerns.
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36% Bias Score
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