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Spain to Investigate Possible Genocide in Gaza
Spanish Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz will investigate alleged war crimes in Gaza, focusing on genocide and crimes against humanity, forming a team including Dolores Delgado and Jesús Alonso to cooperate with the International Criminal Court.
Spain to Investigate Possible Genocide in Gaza
Spanish Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz will investigate alleged war crimes in Gaza, focusing on genocide and crimes against humanity, forming a team including Dolores Delgado and Jesús Alonso to cooperate with the International Criminal Court.
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28% Bias Score
Trump Administration Sanctions Four ICC Judges Over War Crimes Investigations
The Trump administration sanctioned four International Criminal Court judges—Kimberly Prost, Nicolas Guittet, Nazhat Shameem Khan, and Mamadou Mandiaye Niang—for their involvement in investigations of alleged US and Israeli war crimes, escalating tensions with the ICC and drawing criticism from Fran...
Trump Administration Sanctions Four ICC Judges Over War Crimes Investigations
The Trump administration sanctioned four International Criminal Court judges—Kimberly Prost, Nicolas Guittet, Nazhat Shameem Khan, and Mamadou Mandiaye Niang—for their involvement in investigations of alleged US and Israeli war crimes, escalating tensions with the ICC and drawing criticism from Fran...
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56% Bias Score
False Claims of Israeli Soldiers' Arrest by Dutch Police Debunked
False social media posts claimed Dutch police arrested Israeli soldiers Yohel Yolita and Shitan Shaul for war crimes; reverse image searches revealed the photos were misrepresented, showing unrelated events in Britain and Spain, and the Dutch prosecutor confirmed no such arrests.
False Claims of Israeli Soldiers' Arrest by Dutch Police Debunked
False social media posts claimed Dutch police arrested Israeli soldiers Yohel Yolita and Shitan Shaul for war crimes; reverse image searches revealed the photos were misrepresented, showing unrelated events in Britain and Spain, and the Dutch prosecutor confirmed no such arrests.
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24% Bias Score
UN Report Details Systematic Torture by Myanmar Security Forces
A UN report details systematic torture by Myanmar security forces, supported by over 1300 sources including eyewitness accounts and forensic evidence, implicating high-level commanders; the government has not responded to requests for information.
UN Report Details Systematic Torture by Myanmar Security Forces
A UN report details systematic torture by Myanmar security forces, supported by over 1300 sources including eyewitness accounts and forensic evidence, implicating high-level commanders; the government has not responded to requests for information.
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44% Bias Score
Former Army Major Charged with Murder of Wife, Seeks Bail
A former Australian and British army major, Graeme Davidson, is accused of murdering his wife, Jacqueline, during a kayaking trip in November 2020 and is currently applying for bail after being charged with murder in May following a police investigation into her death; the prosecution states he joke...
Former Army Major Charged with Murder of Wife, Seeks Bail
A former Australian and British army major, Graeme Davidson, is accused of murdering his wife, Jacqueline, during a kayaking trip in November 2020 and is currently applying for bail after being charged with murder in May following a police investigation into her death; the prosecution states he joke...
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44% Bias Score
Bangladesh: Hasina's Crimes Against Humanity Trial Begins
Sheikh Hasina, the exiled former Prime Minister of Bangladesh, is facing trial in absentia for crimes against humanity, including the deaths of over 1,400 people during July 2023 protests, with the trial starting August 3rd.
Bangladesh: Hasina's Crimes Against Humanity Trial Begins
Sheikh Hasina, the exiled former Prime Minister of Bangladesh, is facing trial in absentia for crimes against humanity, including the deaths of over 1,400 people during July 2023 protests, with the trial starting August 3rd.
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52% Bias Score
US Sanctions Four International Criminal Court Officials
The US government sanctioned four International Criminal Court officials—three judges and one prosecutor—involved in cases concerning Israel and the US, freezing their US assets and barring them from the American financial system, escalating tensions with international justice bodies.
US Sanctions Four International Criminal Court Officials
The US government sanctioned four International Criminal Court officials—three judges and one prosecutor—involved in cases concerning Israel and the US, freezing their US assets and barring them from the American financial system, escalating tensions with international justice bodies.
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56% Bias Score
False Reports of Israeli Soldiers' Arrest by Dutch Police
Social media posts falsely claim Dutch police arrested Israeli soldiers using manipulated images from unrelated events in England and Spain; the Dutch prosecutor's office confirmed no such arrests.
False Reports of Israeli Soldiers' Arrest by Dutch Police
Social media posts falsely claim Dutch police arrested Israeli soldiers using manipulated images from unrelated events in England and Spain; the Dutch prosecutor's office confirmed no such arrests.
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40% Bias Score
Chinese Man Accused of Burning Baby in Australia Evades Prosecution in China
A 33-year-old Chinese man poured boiling coffee on nine-month-old Luka in Brisbane's Hanlon Park on August 27, 2022, before fleeing to China; despite Australian requests, China refuses extradition due to its legal system, leaving the man free and Luka undergoing ongoing treatment for his burns.
Chinese Man Accused of Burning Baby in Australia Evades Prosecution in China
A 33-year-old Chinese man poured boiling coffee on nine-month-old Luka in Brisbane's Hanlon Park on August 27, 2022, before fleeing to China; despite Australian requests, China refuses extradition due to its legal system, leaving the man free and Luka undergoing ongoing treatment for his burns.
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48% Bias Score
ICC Prosecutor Recuses Himself from Venezuela Human Rights Case
The ICC Appeals Chamber ordered Prosecutor Karim Khan's recusal from the Venezuela human rights case due to a conflict of interest involving his sister-in-law's role in the Venezuelan legal team; two deputy prosecutors will continue the investigation into alleged crimes against humanity.
ICC Prosecutor Recuses Himself from Venezuela Human Rights Case
The ICC Appeals Chamber ordered Prosecutor Karim Khan's recusal from the Venezuela human rights case due to a conflict of interest involving his sister-in-law's role in the Venezuelan legal team; two deputy prosecutors will continue the investigation into alleged crimes against humanity.
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44% Bias Score
Aussies Transferred to Bali's Kerobokan Prison Over Gangland Killing
Three Australians are facing potential death sentences in Bali after being transferred to Kerobokan prison following a police re-enactment of the execution-style murder of Melbourne underworld figure Zivan "Stipe" Radmanovic on June 14th.
Aussies Transferred to Bali's Kerobokan Prison Over Gangland Killing
Three Australians are facing potential death sentences in Bali after being transferred to Kerobokan prison following a police re-enactment of the execution-style murder of Melbourne underworld figure Zivan "Stipe" Radmanovic on June 14th.
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52% Bias Score
ICC Orders Prosecutor Khan's Recusal from Venezuela Human Rights Case
The ICC Appeals Chamber ordered Prosecutor Karim Khan to recuse himself from the Venezuela human rights case due to a potential conflict of interest, stemming from his sister-in-law's past legal representation of the Venezuelan government in November 2022; he has three weeks to comply.
ICC Orders Prosecutor Khan's Recusal from Venezuela Human Rights Case
The ICC Appeals Chamber ordered Prosecutor Karim Khan to recuse himself from the Venezuela human rights case due to a potential conflict of interest, stemming from his sister-in-law's past legal representation of the Venezuelan government in November 2022; he has three weeks to comply.
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36% Bias Score
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