Spanish Police Union Launches Daily Protests Against Interior Minister
The Spanish police union SUP launched daily protests against Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska in Madrid on Monday, accusing him of prioritizing negotiations with Catalan separatists over national security and police concerns; these smaller protests (under 20 people) aim to pressure the min...
Spanish Police Union Launches Daily Protests Against Interior Minister
The Spanish police union SUP launched daily protests against Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska in Madrid on Monday, accusing him of prioritizing negotiations with Catalan separatists over national security and police concerns; these smaller protests (under 20 people) aim to pressure the min...
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56% Bias Score
German Parliament Debates Abortion Decriminalization
A cross-party group of 328 German MPs proposed a reform to decriminalize abortion, aiming to address the shortage of doctors willing to perform abortions and reduce the stigma faced by women. The Union opposes the reform, citing a lack of societal debate and concerns about the child's life. The FDP ...
German Parliament Debates Abortion Decriminalization
A cross-party group of 328 German MPs proposed a reform to decriminalize abortion, aiming to address the shortage of doctors willing to perform abortions and reduce the stigma faced by women. The Union opposes the reform, citing a lack of societal debate and concerns about the child's life. The FDP ...
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56% Bias Score
Germany Seeks Abortion Decriminalization
Germany's center-left parties are pushing to decriminalize abortion within the first three months of pregnancy, eliminating the three-day waiting period after mandatory counseling, despite opposition from conservative groups and a potential shift to the right after upcoming elections.
Germany Seeks Abortion Decriminalization
Germany's center-left parties are pushing to decriminalize abortion within the first three months of pregnancy, eliminating the three-day waiting period after mandatory counseling, despite opposition from conservative groups and a potential shift to the right after upcoming elections.
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44% Bias Score
Mother's Campaign for Mortuary Access
A mother campaigns for law change after being denied access to her deceased son's body for 10 days.
Mother's Campaign for Mortuary Access
A mother campaigns for law change after being denied access to her deceased son's body for 10 days.
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0% Bias Score
France to Change Rape Law to Include Consent
France will change its rape law to include the element of consent, inspired by the Gisèle Pelicot case where her husband recruited dozens of men to rape her, resulting in 50 convictions and highlighting the country's struggle with rape culture and a perceived climate of impunity.
France to Change Rape Law to Include Consent
France will change its rape law to include the element of consent, inspired by the Gisèle Pelicot case where her husband recruited dozens of men to rape her, resulting in 50 convictions and highlighting the country's struggle with rape culture and a perceived climate of impunity.
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52% Bias Score
Russia Submits Four Bills to Streamline Cultural Heritage Preservation
Following President Putin's announcement of a dedicated program for preserving cultural heritage, four bills simplifying related procedures were submitted to the State Duma, aiming to resolve conflicts between preservation laws and multi-unit dwelling capital repair regulations and to streamline the...
Russia Submits Four Bills to Streamline Cultural Heritage Preservation
Following President Putin's announcement of a dedicated program for preserving cultural heritage, four bills simplifying related procedures were submitted to the State Duma, aiming to resolve conflicts between preservation laws and multi-unit dwelling capital repair regulations and to streamline the...
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36% Bias Score
Japan Debates Married Women's Right to Keep Maiden Names
A growing movement in Japan seeks to allow married women to retain their maiden names, fueled by a UN report and political shifts, but facing opposition from conservative groups.
Japan Debates Married Women's Right to Keep Maiden Names
A growing movement in Japan seeks to allow married women to retain their maiden names, fueled by a UN report and political shifts, but facing opposition from conservative groups.
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40% Bias Score