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Turkey's Surge in Tech-Enabled Fraud: A Five-Fold Increase in Five Years
Turkey experienced a five-fold increase in fraud cases over the past five years, reaching 2.3 million in 2024, with 3.8 million attempts overall; this surge, linked to easily accessible data, contrasts with harsher penalties in countries like the US.
Turkey's Surge in Tech-Enabled Fraud: A Five-Fold Increase in Five Years
Turkey experienced a five-fold increase in fraud cases over the past five years, reaching 2.3 million in 2024, with 3.8 million attempts overall; this surge, linked to easily accessible data, contrasts with harsher penalties in countries like the US.
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44% Bias Score
Dutch Man Sentenced for Extensive Online Child Abuse
A 23-year-old man from Middelburg, Netherlands, was charged with six years imprisonment and mandatory psychiatric treatment for online abuse of at least 23 children and teens, with nearly 300 more unidentified victims, using fake profiles to coerce them into sexual acts and extort nude images.
Dutch Man Sentenced for Extensive Online Child Abuse
A 23-year-old man from Middelburg, Netherlands, was charged with six years imprisonment and mandatory psychiatric treatment for online abuse of at least 23 children and teens, with nearly 300 more unidentified victims, using fake profiles to coerce them into sexual acts and extort nude images.
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24% Bias Score
China Highlights Legal Ramifications of Harming Military Facilities
China's Supreme People's Court publicized five cases of damaging military facilities, including one where an IT worker, Xu, received an 18-month sentence for cutting a military optical cable, causing over 40,000 yuan in losses and disrupting military exercises.
China Highlights Legal Ramifications of Harming Military Facilities
China's Supreme People's Court publicized five cases of damaging military facilities, including one where an IT worker, Xu, received an 18-month sentence for cutting a military optical cable, causing over 40,000 yuan in losses and disrupting military exercises.
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56% Bias Score
Athens Lawyers Strike to Mark Tempe Tragedy Anniversary
The Athens Bar Association announced a city-wide lawyer strike on February 28th, 2025, marking two years since the Tempe train tragedy, alongside participation in a victims' association gathering, citing slow investigation progress and demanding accountability.
Athens Lawyers Strike to Mark Tempe Tragedy Anniversary
The Athens Bar Association announced a city-wide lawyer strike on February 28th, 2025, marking two years since the Tempe train tragedy, alongside participation in a victims' association gathering, citing slow investigation progress and demanding accountability.
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36% Bias Score
Trump Attempts Dismissal of US Attorneys, Raising Concerns of Systemic Undermining
US President Trump's recent X post, "He who saves his Country does not violate any Law," precedes his attempt to dismiss nearly 70 Biden-appointed US Attorneys, prompting concerns about an attack on the US justice system and potential constitutional crisis.
Trump Attempts Dismissal of US Attorneys, Raising Concerns of Systemic Undermining
US President Trump's recent X post, "He who saves his Country does not violate any Law," precedes his attempt to dismiss nearly 70 Biden-appointed US Attorneys, prompting concerns about an attack on the US justice system and potential constitutional crisis.
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56% Bias Score
Sinaloa's Cycle of Violence: Deep-Rooted Corruption and Impunity
The assassination of Rodolfo Carrillo Fuentes in 2004 exposed the collusion between Sinaloa's ministerial police and drug cartels, highlighting systemic corruption that continues to fuel violence and impunity, including the recent killing of a former ministerial agent and the disappearance of anothe...
Sinaloa's Cycle of Violence: Deep-Rooted Corruption and Impunity
The assassination of Rodolfo Carrillo Fuentes in 2004 exposed the collusion between Sinaloa's ministerial police and drug cartels, highlighting systemic corruption that continues to fuel violence and impunity, including the recent killing of a former ministerial agent and the disappearance of anothe...
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56% Bias Score
Attempted Murder of Ex-Wife Leads to 12-Year Sentence Demand
A Dutch court is considering a 12-year prison sentence and mandatory psychiatric treatment for Vishal R., who shot his ex-wife Suraya in the head in 2022, costing her an eye, after she reported abuse multiple times. The incident highlights the pervasive issue of femicide in the Netherlands.
Attempted Murder of Ex-Wife Leads to 12-Year Sentence Demand
A Dutch court is considering a 12-year prison sentence and mandatory psychiatric treatment for Vishal R., who shot his ex-wife Suraya in the head in 2022, costing her an eye, after she reported abuse multiple times. The incident highlights the pervasive issue of femicide in the Netherlands.
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32% Bias Score
Acquitted Marine Veteran Receives Award Amid Public Outrage
Marine veteran Daniel Penny, acquitted of manslaughter after subduing Jordan Neely on a NYC subway, received a Semper Fidelis award from the Marine Corps League, sparking outrage among those who viewed the incident differently.
Acquitted Marine Veteran Receives Award Amid Public Outrage
Marine veteran Daniel Penny, acquitted of manslaughter after subduing Jordan Neely on a NYC subway, received a Semper Fidelis award from the Marine Corps League, sparking outrage among those who viewed the incident differently.
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52% Bias Score
Victoria to Review Bail Laws Amid Concerns Over Repeat Offenders
Victoria's acting police chief, Rick Nugent, raised concerns about repeat offenders receiving bail, prompting a government review of bail laws to improve community safety. He also aims to improve police morale and finalize the enterprise bargaining agreement.
Victoria to Review Bail Laws Amid Concerns Over Repeat Offenders
Victoria's acting police chief, Rick Nugent, raised concerns about repeat offenders receiving bail, prompting a government review of bail laws to improve community safety. He also aims to improve police morale and finalize the enterprise bargaining agreement.
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44% Bias Score
Charges Filed Against Bolsonaro for Alleged Coup Attempt
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro and 33 others face charges from the Attorney General's Office for their alleged roles in the January 8, 2023, attack on government buildings in Brasília, including accusations of organizing an armed criminal group and attempting a coup, with potential prison...
Charges Filed Against Bolsonaro for Alleged Coup Attempt
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro and 33 others face charges from the Attorney General's Office for their alleged roles in the January 8, 2023, attack on government buildings in Brasília, including accusations of organizing an armed criminal group and attempting a coup, with potential prison...
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40% Bias Score
Overcrowded Dominican Prisons Face Crisis Amidst Reform Failures
The Dominican Republic's prisons are severely overcrowded, holding over 26,000 inmates, more than 60% of whom are in pretrial detention without charges, leading to inhumane conditions and preventable deaths; despite promises of reform, problems persist due to systemic issues and alleged corruption.
Overcrowded Dominican Prisons Face Crisis Amidst Reform Failures
The Dominican Republic's prisons are severely overcrowded, holding over 26,000 inmates, more than 60% of whom are in pretrial detention without charges, leading to inhumane conditions and preventable deaths; despite promises of reform, problems persist due to systemic issues and alleged corruption.
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48% Bias Score
Spanish Court Rejects Second Psychological Evaluation in Dani Alves Rape Case
A Spanish court rejected a request for a new psychological evaluation of the victim in the Dani Alves rape case, citing concerns about re-victimization and the sufficiency of existing evidence. The court will consider the defense's claim of media bias in the upcoming appeals process.
Spanish Court Rejects Second Psychological Evaluation in Dani Alves Rape Case
A Spanish court rejected a request for a new psychological evaluation of the victim in the Dani Alves rape case, citing concerns about re-victimization and the sufficiency of existing evidence. The court will consider the defense's claim of media bias in the upcoming appeals process.
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48% Bias Score
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