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Supreme Court Overturns Drunk Driving Conviction Based on Procedural Errors
A driver in Bashkortostan was wrongly convicted of drunk driving after failing to provide a urine sample due to a medical condition, despite initial breathalyzer and later urine tests showing 0% alcohol; the Supreme Court overturned the conviction.
Supreme Court Overturns Drunk Driving Conviction Based on Procedural Errors
A driver in Bashkortostan was wrongly convicted of drunk driving after failing to provide a urine sample due to a medical condition, despite initial breathalyzer and later urine tests showing 0% alcohol; the Supreme Court overturned the conviction.
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52% Bias Score
Turkish Woman on Trial for Killing Abusive Husband After Years of Violence
Serap Avcı, a Turkish woman, is on trial for killing her abusive husband after enduring seven years of violence; her initial police complaint was not recorded, and she faced threats against herself and her son, highlighting systemic failures in protecting domestic violence victims.
Turkish Woman on Trial for Killing Abusive Husband After Years of Violence
Serap Avcı, a Turkish woman, is on trial for killing her abusive husband after enduring seven years of violence; her initial police complaint was not recorded, and she faced threats against herself and her son, highlighting systemic failures in protecting domestic violence victims.
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32% Bias Score
German FDP Rift on Abortion Could Tip the Scales on Reform
An open letter signed by 240+ Lower Saxony FDP members pushes for decriminalizing early-term abortions, potentially providing the necessary votes in the Bundestag for a reform despite opposition from FDP leadership.
German FDP Rift on Abortion Could Tip the Scales on Reform
An open letter signed by 240+ Lower Saxony FDP members pushes for decriminalizing early-term abortions, potentially providing the necessary votes in the Bundestag for a reform despite opposition from FDP leadership.
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40% Bias Score
Fighting Femicide in Italy
A former high-ranking police officer joins a foundation dedicated to combating violence against women, highlighting the need for both legal and cultural changes in Italy.
Fighting Femicide in Italy
A former high-ranking police officer joins a foundation dedicated to combating violence against women, highlighting the need for both legal and cultural changes in Italy.
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0% Bias Score
Iraq's Controversial Plan to Lower Marriage Age
Iraq is considering lowering the legal marriage age for girls to 9, sparking widespread protests and raising concerns about women's rights.
Iraq's Controversial Plan to Lower Marriage Age
Iraq is considering lowering the legal marriage age for girls to 9, sparking widespread protests and raising concerns about women's rights.
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0% Bias Score
Belgium Grants Sex Workers Full Labor Rights
Belgium grants sex workers full labor rights starting Sunday, including employment contracts and social benefits, following its 2022 decriminalization of sex work, but challenges remain for marginalized workers.
Belgium Grants Sex Workers Full Labor Rights
Belgium grants sex workers full labor rights starting Sunday, including employment contracts and social benefits, following its 2022 decriminalization of sex work, but challenges remain for marginalized workers.
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44% Bias Score
France Debates Defining Rape Through the Lens of Consent
France is debating a bill redefining rape and sexual assault to focus on consent, mirroring Canada's approach which already emphasizes affirmative consent to address the underreporting and low conviction rates of sexual violence.
France Debates Defining Rape Through the Lens of Consent
France is debating a bill redefining rape and sexual assault to focus on consent, mirroring Canada's approach which already emphasizes affirmative consent to address the underreporting and low conviction rates of sexual violence.
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28% Bias Score
Russia Simplifies Parking Space Ownership
Russia's State Duma approved a new law to streamline the allocation of parking spaces in shared parking facilities, addressing past legal ambiguities and conflicts.
Russia Simplifies Parking Space Ownership
Russia's State Duma approved a new law to streamline the allocation of parking spaces in shared parking facilities, addressing past legal ambiguities and conflicts.
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40% Bias Score
Spain Considers Eliminating Statute of Limitations for Child Sexual Abuse
The Spanish Congress votes to consider a bill eliminating statutes of limitations for serious child sexual abuse crimes, a move supported by victims and some international human rights organizations.
Spain Considers Eliminating Statute of Limitations for Child Sexual Abuse
The Spanish Congress votes to consider a bill eliminating statutes of limitations for serious child sexual abuse crimes, a move supported by victims and some international human rights organizations.
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0% Bias Score
GDR Repression Victims: Insufficient Support Plan Criticized
Experts criticize insufficient support plan for GDR political repression victims, highlighting pension inadequacy and difficulty proving health damage.
GDR Repression Victims: Insufficient Support Plan Criticized
Experts criticize insufficient support plan for GDR political repression victims, highlighting pension inadequacy and difficulty proving health damage.
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0% Bias Score
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