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Turkish Opposition Party Faces Legal Challenges Amidst Political Tensions
A Turkish opposition party, CHP, is facing legal challenges, including potential leadership changes and accusations of political maneuvering, as evidenced by recent arrests and investigations of party members and officials.
Turkish Opposition Party Faces Legal Challenges Amidst Political Tensions
A Turkish opposition party, CHP, is facing legal challenges, including potential leadership changes and accusations of political maneuvering, as evidenced by recent arrests and investigations of party members and officials.
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68% Bias Score
New Greek Law Streamlines Eviction Process, Impacts Landlords and Tenants
Starting January 1, 2026, a new Greek law expedites evictions by allowing landlords to obtain an eviction order from a certified lawyer, rather than a court, after a lease expires without renewal, while requiring a three-month notice to the tenant.
New Greek Law Streamlines Eviction Process, Impacts Landlords and Tenants
Starting January 1, 2026, a new Greek law expedites evictions by allowing landlords to obtain an eviction order from a certified lawyer, rather than a court, after a lease expires without renewal, while requiring a three-month notice to the tenant.
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40% Bias Score
Turkish Court Rules Sharing Publicly Accessible Photos Without Consent Illegal
Turkey's Supreme Court of Appeals overturned an acquittal for an Instagram user who shared photos from public profiles without permission, ruling it constituted illegally obtaining and sharing data under Article 136 of the Turkish Penal Code.
Turkish Court Rules Sharing Publicly Accessible Photos Without Consent Illegal
Turkey's Supreme Court of Appeals overturned an acquittal for an Instagram user who shared photos from public profiles without permission, ruling it constituted illegally obtaining and sharing data under Article 136 of the Turkish Penal Code.
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32% Bias Score
Ukraine Allows Citizens Aged 60+ to Sign Military Contracts
Ukraine has enacted a law allowing citizens aged 60+ to sign one-year military contracts, addressing personnel needs and leveraging experience in non-combat roles, effective July 31st, 2024.
Ukraine Allows Citizens Aged 60+ to Sign Military Contracts
Ukraine has enacted a law allowing citizens aged 60+ to sign one-year military contracts, addressing personnel needs and leveraging experience in non-combat roles, effective July 31st, 2024.
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48% Bias Score
Spanish Law Firm's Progressive Advocacy Garners Attention, Awards, and Criticism
Olympe Abogados, a feminist, LGBTQ+, and anti-racist law firm in Valencia, Spain, founded in 2020 by Isaac Guijarro and Rocío Moya, gained over 39,000 followers on X in 2023 by openly advocating for controversial laws and cases related to women's and LGBTQ+ rights, receiving the 2023 Arcoíris Award ...
Spanish Law Firm's Progressive Advocacy Garners Attention, Awards, and Criticism
Olympe Abogados, a feminist, LGBTQ+, and anti-racist law firm in Valencia, Spain, founded in 2020 by Isaac Guijarro and Rocío Moya, gained over 39,000 followers on X in 2023 by openly advocating for controversial laws and cases related to women's and LGBTQ+ rights, receiving the 2023 Arcoíris Award ...
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60% Bias Score
German Law Professor's Radical Catholic Activism Raises Concerns
Professor Ekkehart Reimer, a Heidelberg law professor, is a Catholic activist who alters Wikipedia entries and advocates for a theonomic legal order, believing German law contradicts divine law; his actions raise questions about the integrity of legal and political discourse.
German Law Professor's Radical Catholic Activism Raises Concerns
Professor Ekkehart Reimer, a Heidelberg law professor, is a Catholic activist who alters Wikipedia entries and advocates for a theonomic legal order, believing German law contradicts divine law; his actions raise questions about the integrity of legal and political discourse.
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48% Bias Score
Brazilian Supreme Court convicts Bolsonaro for coup attempt
Brazil's Supreme Court found former President Jair Bolsonaro guilty of attempting a coup to remain in power after losing the 2022 election, a decision that has deepened political divisions and could strain US-Brazil relations.
Brazilian Supreme Court convicts Bolsonaro for coup attempt
Brazil's Supreme Court found former President Jair Bolsonaro guilty of attempting a coup to remain in power after losing the 2022 election, a decision that has deepened political divisions and could strain US-Brazil relations.
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24% Bias Score
Spain's Animal Welfare Law: Limited Impact on Community Living
Spain's 2023 animal welfare law, while improving animal rights, has had a limited impact on community living due to insufficient regulation, enforcement, and inconsistent local laws, despite addressing issues like unsupervised pets and feline colonies.
Spain's Animal Welfare Law: Limited Impact on Community Living
Spain's 2023 animal welfare law, while improving animal rights, has had a limited impact on community living due to insufficient regulation, enforcement, and inconsistent local laws, despite addressing issues like unsupervised pets and feline colonies.
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24% Bias Score
Vague Dutch Terrorism Bill Sparks Freedom of Speech Concerns
A proposed Dutch law criminalizing the glorification of terrorism faces criticism for its vague definition, raising concerns about potential abuses of power and threats to freedom of speech, following over 8,500 responses during the consultation phase.
Vague Dutch Terrorism Bill Sparks Freedom of Speech Concerns
A proposed Dutch law criminalizing the glorification of terrorism faces criticism for its vague definition, raising concerns about potential abuses of power and threats to freedom of speech, following over 8,500 responses during the consultation phase.
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48% Bias Score
China Issues Guidelines to Bolster Private Sector Growth
China's Supreme Court issued guidelines on Friday to implement the Private Sector Promotion Law, focusing on fair competition, protecting private businesses' rights, and ensuring equal treatment to boost private sector growth, following a landmark case where a local government was ordered to compens...
China Issues Guidelines to Bolster Private Sector Growth
China's Supreme Court issued guidelines on Friday to implement the Private Sector Promotion Law, focusing on fair competition, protecting private businesses' rights, and ensuring equal treatment to boost private sector growth, following a landmark case where a local government was ordered to compens...
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24% Bias Score
Ukraine Protests Curtailment of Anti-Corruption Agencies
On July 22, 2024, thousands protested in Kyiv against a Ukrainian parliament bill limiting the independence of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) and Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (SAP), signed into law by President Zelenskyy, raising concerns about increased corruption and...
Ukraine Protests Curtailment of Anti-Corruption Agencies
On July 22, 2024, thousands protested in Kyiv against a Ukrainian parliament bill limiting the independence of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) and Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (SAP), signed into law by President Zelenskyy, raising concerns about increased corruption and...
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52% Bias Score
German Doctor Begins Prison Sentence for Assisted Suicide
A German doctor, Johann Spittler, began a three-year prison sentence on Thursday for assisted suicide, a first in German legal history, highlighting the lack of clear legal guidelines on assisted suicide in Germany after the Bundestag's failure to pass legislation two years ago.
German Doctor Begins Prison Sentence for Assisted Suicide
A German doctor, Johann Spittler, began a three-year prison sentence on Thursday for assisted suicide, a first in German legal history, highlighting the lack of clear legal guidelines on assisted suicide in Germany after the Bundestag's failure to pass legislation two years ago.
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48% Bias Score
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