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Coroner Finds Police Officer Racist in Walker Death Inquest
Constable Zachary Rolfe, acquitted of murdering Kumanjayi Walker in 2019, was found by a coroner to be racist; while the coroner couldn't definitively prove racism caused the death, the possibility cannot be excluded, revealing systemic issues within the NT Police.
Coroner Finds Police Officer Racist in Walker Death Inquest
Constable Zachary Rolfe, acquitted of murdering Kumanjayi Walker in 2019, was found by a coroner to be racist; while the coroner couldn't definitively prove racism caused the death, the possibility cannot be excluded, revealing systemic issues within the NT Police.
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52% Bias Score
Turkey's Parliamentary Immunity Lifting Process Explained
The Turkish parliament's process for lifting a member's immunity involves a joint commission's review, a General Assembly vote requiring a 151-vote majority, and a potential Constitutional Court appeal; if lifted, prosecution begins, but the MP retains their seat unless convicted.
Turkey's Parliamentary Immunity Lifting Process Explained
The Turkish parliament's process for lifting a member's immunity involves a joint commission's review, a General Assembly vote requiring a 151-vote majority, and a potential Constitutional Court appeal; if lifted, prosecution begins, but the MP retains their seat unless convicted.
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28% Bias Score
Wimbledon School Crash: Driver Faces Charges Two Years After Fatal Accident
Two years after eight-year-old Nuria Sajjad and Selena Lau died when Claire Freemantle's Land Rover crashed into their school, new witnesses have prompted police to prepare a file for prosecutors to consider criminal charges, after an initial investigation was deemed flawed.
Wimbledon School Crash: Driver Faces Charges Two Years After Fatal Accident
Two years after eight-year-old Nuria Sajjad and Selena Lau died when Claire Freemantle's Land Rover crashed into their school, new witnesses have prompted police to prepare a file for prosecutors to consider criminal charges, after an initial investigation was deemed flawed.
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60% Bias Score
Acquittal of Belgian Author Highlights Growing Antisemitism
Belgian author Herman Brusselmans was acquitted for antisemitic remarks published in Humo magazine on August 6, 2024, due to a lack of intent to incite hatred under Belgian law; this highlights a concerning lack of public and political response to antisemitism in Belgium, exacerbated by linguistic a...
Acquittal of Belgian Author Highlights Growing Antisemitism
Belgian author Herman Brusselmans was acquitted for antisemitic remarks published in Humo magazine on August 6, 2024, due to a lack of intent to incite hatred under Belgian law; this highlights a concerning lack of public and political response to antisemitism in Belgium, exacerbated by linguistic a...
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48% Bias Score
Mushroom Murder Trial Draws Unexpected Attendees
Tammy Egglestone and Kelly Phelan, from vastly different backgrounds, dedicated 10 weeks to attending the Erin Patterson murder trial in Morwell, Victoria, forging unlikely friendships and highlighting the trial's profound impact on both avid true-crime enthusiasts and the local community.
Mushroom Murder Trial Draws Unexpected Attendees
Tammy Egglestone and Kelly Phelan, from vastly different backgrounds, dedicated 10 weeks to attending the Erin Patterson murder trial in Morwell, Victoria, forging unlikely friendships and highlighting the trial's profound impact on both avid true-crime enthusiasts and the local community.
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28% Bias Score
Lenient Sentencing for Non-Fatal Strangulation Sparks Concerns in Northern Ireland
Donna Louise Todd, a Northern Ireland businesswoman and influencer, received a suspended sentence after being strangled by her abuser, highlighting concerns about lenient sentencing for non-fatal strangulation, a crime linked to future lethal violence; since 2020, 27 women have been murdered in Nort...
Lenient Sentencing for Non-Fatal Strangulation Sparks Concerns in Northern Ireland
Donna Louise Todd, a Northern Ireland businesswoman and influencer, received a suspended sentence after being strangled by her abuser, highlighting concerns about lenient sentencing for non-fatal strangulation, a crime linked to future lethal violence; since 2020, 27 women have been murdered in Nort...
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44% Bias Score
Dutch Court Extends TBS Treatment for Child Abuser Robert M.
A Dutch court extended the TBS treatment of Robert M., convicted in 2013 for abusing 67 children, due to his high recidivism risk and ongoing need for treatment. The decision follows expert assessments citing a pedophilic disorder, personality issues, and the lasting impact on victims.
Dutch Court Extends TBS Treatment for Child Abuser Robert M.
A Dutch court extended the TBS treatment of Robert M., convicted in 2013 for abusing 67 children, due to his high recidivism risk and ongoing need for treatment. The decision follows expert assessments citing a pedophilic disorder, personality issues, and the lasting impact on victims.
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20% Bias Score
Ankara Prosecutor's Investigation into Özgür Özel Praised, Istanbul Office Criticized
CHP leader Özgür Özel praised the Ankara Public Prosecutor's Office for opening an investigation into him on Sunday evening, viewing it as a positive step within the judicial system and a necessary check on a potential overreach by the Istanbul Public Prosecutor's Office, which he criticized for exc...
Ankara Prosecutor's Investigation into Özgür Özel Praised, Istanbul Office Criticized
CHP leader Özgür Özel praised the Ankara Public Prosecutor's Office for opening an investigation into him on Sunday evening, viewing it as a positive step within the judicial system and a necessary check on a potential overreach by the Istanbul Public Prosecutor's Office, which he criticized for exc...
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52% Bias Score
Scotland to Repatriate Foreign Criminals to Ease Prison Overcrowding
The Scottish government now backs sending foreign criminals back to their home countries to ease Scotland's prison overcrowding crisis; around 679 foreign-born inmates are currently held in Scotland, contributing to "unprecedented pressure" on the system; the government also supports an EU-wide pris...
Scotland to Repatriate Foreign Criminals to Ease Prison Overcrowding
The Scottish government now backs sending foreign criminals back to their home countries to ease Scotland's prison overcrowding crisis; around 679 foreign-born inmates are currently held in Scotland, contributing to "unprecedented pressure" on the system; the government also supports an EU-wide pris...
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40% Bias Score
Recovered Transcripts Reveal Cover-Up in Palermo Mafia Investigation
Missing transcripts in a Palermo mafia and contracts investigation, containing evidence of a cover-up involving magistrates, investigators, and Cosa Nostra, were recovered, potentially leading to further prosecutions.
Recovered Transcripts Reveal Cover-Up in Palermo Mafia Investigation
Missing transcripts in a Palermo mafia and contracts investigation, containing evidence of a cover-up involving magistrates, investigators, and Cosa Nostra, were recovered, potentially leading to further prosecutions.
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48% Bias Score
Obstacles to Prosecuting Clients in Underage Prostitution Cases
Despite laws imposing sentences of up to 20 years for the sexual exploitation of minors under 15, the dramatic rise in underage prostitution persists due to challenges in prosecuting clients and supporting victims, exacerbated by the use of social media.
Obstacles to Prosecuting Clients in Underage Prostitution Cases
Despite laws imposing sentences of up to 20 years for the sexual exploitation of minors under 15, the dramatic rise in underage prostitution persists due to challenges in prosecuting clients and supporting victims, exacerbated by the use of social media.
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60% Bias Score
German Court Allows Antisemitic Police Officer to Remain in Service
A German court ruled that a police officer who made antisemitic remarks in private chats, including threats against Holocaust survivor Charlotte Knobloch, can keep his job, citing freedom of speech and personality rights, sparking widespread outrage.
German Court Allows Antisemitic Police Officer to Remain in Service
A German court ruled that a police officer who made antisemitic remarks in private chats, including threats against Holocaust survivor Charlotte Knobloch, can keep his job, citing freedom of speech and personality rights, sparking widespread outrage.
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44% Bias Score
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