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Ecuadorian President Remains in Country Amidst Protests
Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa remained in the country amid protests against the elimination of diesel subsidies, instead of attending the UN General Assembly; his Foreign Minister attended in his place.
Ecuadorian President Remains in Country Amidst Protests
Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa remained in the country amid protests against the elimination of diesel subsidies, instead of attending the UN General Assembly; his Foreign Minister attended in his place.
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52% Bias Score
NT Attorney General's Family Connection to Hit-and-Run Driver Sparks Outrage
Northern Territory Attorney General Marie-Clare Boothby faces criticism for a family connection to Jack Danby, who received a community corrections order for a hit-and-run that killed an Aboriginal man, sparking outrage over justice system inequalities.
NT Attorney General's Family Connection to Hit-and-Run Driver Sparks Outrage
Northern Territory Attorney General Marie-Clare Boothby faces criticism for a family connection to Jack Danby, who received a community corrections order for a hit-and-run that killed an Aboriginal man, sparking outrage over justice system inequalities.
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32% Bias Score
Honduras: Daughter of Slain Activist Continues Fight Amid Ongoing Threats
Bertha Zúñiga, daughter of slain Honduran activist Berta Cáceres, continues her mother's fight for indigenous land rights despite facing ongoing threats, including recent leaks of her family's security detail and doctored images.
Honduras: Daughter of Slain Activist Continues Fight Amid Ongoing Threats
Bertha Zúñiga, daughter of slain Honduran activist Berta Cáceres, continues her mother's fight for indigenous land rights despite facing ongoing threats, including recent leaks of her family's security detail and doctored images.
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16% Bias Score
Manitoba Withholds Report on Landfill Search Rejection
Manitoba's Progressive Conservative government rejected calls to search a landfill for the remains of two murder victims in 2023, and a report detailing the government's rationale is being withheld under the province's freedom of information law, which is considered one of the most secretive in Cana...
Manitoba Withholds Report on Landfill Search Rejection
Manitoba's Progressive Conservative government rejected calls to search a landfill for the remains of two murder victims in 2023, and a report detailing the government's rationale is being withheld under the province's freedom of information law, which is considered one of the most secretive in Cana...
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20% Bias Score
New Indigenous Advisory Council to Advise on Major Projects in Canada
A new Indigenous Advisory Council, comprised of 11 members with expertise in economic development and Indigenous governance, will advise the Canadian government on accelerating major projects, aiming to integrate Indigenous perspectives and rights into the approval process.
New Indigenous Advisory Council to Advise on Major Projects in Canada
A new Indigenous Advisory Council, comprised of 11 members with expertise in economic development and Indigenous governance, will advise the Canadian government on accelerating major projects, aiming to integrate Indigenous perspectives and rights into the approval process.
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32% Bias Score
Australia Approves Controversial Gas Project Extension to 2070
The Australian government approved a 40-year extension of Woodside's North West Shelf gas project until 2070, despite environmental concerns and criticism for potentially harming a World Heritage-listed Indigenous rock art site.
Australia Approves Controversial Gas Project Extension to 2070
The Australian government approved a 40-year extension of Woodside's North West Shelf gas project until 2070, despite environmental concerns and criticism for potentially harming a World Heritage-listed Indigenous rock art site.
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48% Bias Score
Denmark to compensate Greenlandic women forced into contraception
The Danish government will compensate Greenlandic women who were given contraceptives without their knowledge or consent, following a lawsuit and government report revealing thousands may have been affected by a decades-long campaign to control population growth.
Denmark to compensate Greenlandic women forced into contraception
The Danish government will compensate Greenlandic women who were given contraceptives without their knowledge or consent, following a lawsuit and government report revealing thousands may have been affected by a decades-long campaign to control population growth.
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16% Bias Score
Toronto Protest Targets Carney Government's Agenda
Hundreds of protesters gathered in Toronto on Saturday to denounce Prime Minister Mark Carney's government policies on fossil fuels, public services, Indigenous rights, and other issues, ahead of a planned march to Queen's Park and the upcoming federal budget.
Toronto Protest Targets Carney Government's Agenda
Hundreds of protesters gathered in Toronto on Saturday to denounce Prime Minister Mark Carney's government policies on fossil fuels, public services, Indigenous rights, and other issues, ahead of a planned march to Queen's Park and the upcoming federal budget.
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48% Bias Score
Colombian Environmental Activist Jani Silva Forced into Exile
Jani Silva, a Colombian environmental activist and leader of the Adispa organization, has been forced into exile due to death threats from the paramilitary group Los Comandos de la Frontera, after her advocacy against illegal coca cultivation and oil extraction in the Amazon rainforest.
Colombian Environmental Activist Jani Silva Forced into Exile
Jani Silva, a Colombian environmental activist and leader of the Adispa organization, has been forced into exile due to death threats from the paramilitary group Los Comandos de la Frontera, after her advocacy against illegal coca cultivation and oil extraction in the Amazon rainforest.
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44% Bias Score
Future of Repair" Exhibition Showcases Afrofuturist Visions of Reparations and Collective Healing in 2165
Intelligent Mischief's "Future of Repair" exhibition in Brooklyn presents Afrofuturist art envisioning a 2165 where reparations have led to a culture of collective healing for Black and Indigenous communities, addressing historical harms through various means beyond monetary compensation.
Future of Repair" Exhibition Showcases Afrofuturist Visions of Reparations and Collective Healing in 2165
Intelligent Mischief's "Future of Repair" exhibition in Brooklyn presents Afrofuturist art envisioning a 2165 where reparations have led to a culture of collective healing for Black and Indigenous communities, addressing historical harms through various means beyond monetary compensation.
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36% Bias Score
Indigenous Rights Violations and Environmental Degradation in Suriname
On May 2, 2023, indigenous men in Suriname's Pikin Saron village protested land rights violations, resulting in a shootout with police, the deaths of two indigenous men, and the imprisonment of others.
Indigenous Rights Violations and Environmental Degradation in Suriname
On May 2, 2023, indigenous men in Suriname's Pikin Saron village protested land rights violations, resulting in a shootout with police, the deaths of two indigenous men, and the imprisonment of others.
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28% Bias Score
Swedish Sami reindeer herders face displacement due to mining expansion
In northern Sweden, the expansion of an iron mine and a planned rare earth minerals mine threaten the traditional reindeer herding routes of the Sami people, jeopardizing their culture and livelihood, further complicated by climate change impacts.
Swedish Sami reindeer herders face displacement due to mining expansion
In northern Sweden, the expansion of an iron mine and a planned rare earth minerals mine threaten the traditional reindeer herding routes of the Sami people, jeopardizing their culture and livelihood, further complicated by climate change impacts.
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16% Bias Score
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