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South Korea's Managed Multiculturalism: Balancing Economic Needs with Social Cohesion
South Korea, grappling with a declining birthrate and aging population, is actively integrating its growing immigrant population (4.1% or 2.11 million) through government-led programs focusing on language support and cultural adaptation, but faces challenges regarding worker exploitation and the nee...
South Korea's Managed Multiculturalism: Balancing Economic Needs with Social Cohesion
South Korea, grappling with a declining birthrate and aging population, is actively integrating its growing immigrant population (4.1% or 2.11 million) through government-led programs focusing on language support and cultural adaptation, but faces challenges regarding worker exploitation and the nee...
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40% Bias Score
Greece's Tourism Sector Faces 60,000 Worker Shortage Amidst Restrictive Immigration Policies
Greece faces a critical labor shortage, particularly in the tourism sector, with a 60,000 worker deficit, due to the pandemic's impact, unappealing seasonal work conditions, and the government's restrictive immigration policies, despite agreements to import 40,000 foreign workers which are proving i...
Greece's Tourism Sector Faces 60,000 Worker Shortage Amidst Restrictive Immigration Policies
Greece faces a critical labor shortage, particularly in the tourism sector, with a 60,000 worker deficit, due to the pandemic's impact, unappealing seasonal work conditions, and the government's restrictive immigration policies, despite agreements to import 40,000 foreign workers which are proving i...
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52% Bias Score
Sharp Rise in Dutch Workplace Deaths in First Half of 2024
Forty work-related deaths in the Netherlands during the first half of 2024 significantly exceed 2023's total of 52, with increased serious injuries also reported, primarily impacting migrant workers in high-risk sectors due to underreporting, inadequate training, and staff shortages.
Sharp Rise in Dutch Workplace Deaths in First Half of 2024
Forty work-related deaths in the Netherlands during the first half of 2024 significantly exceed 2023's total of 52, with increased serious injuries also reported, primarily impacting migrant workers in high-risk sectors due to underreporting, inadequate training, and staff shortages.
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28% Bias Score
Taiwanese Fishing Fleet: Migrant Worker Abuse and Global Seafood Supply
Indonesian migrant fisherman Silwanus Tangkotta suffered a severe hand injury aboard a Taiwanese fishing vessel and was denied immediate medical care for over a month due to the captain prioritizing profits, highlighting widespread abuse in Taiwan's distant-water fishing industry.
Taiwanese Fishing Fleet: Migrant Worker Abuse and Global Seafood Supply
Indonesian migrant fisherman Silwanus Tangkotta suffered a severe hand injury aboard a Taiwanese fishing vessel and was denied immediate medical care for over a month due to the captain prioritizing profits, highlighting widespread abuse in Taiwan's distant-water fishing industry.
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48% Bias Score
California Cannabis Farm Raid: Farmworkers Injured, 200 Detained
Farmworkers suffered serious injuries during a violent raid on a California cannabis farm; roughly 200 people, including 10 children, were detained, raising concerns about labor exploitation and human trafficking.
California Cannabis Farm Raid: Farmworkers Injured, 200 Detained
Farmworkers suffered serious injuries during a violent raid on a California cannabis farm; roughly 200 people, including 10 children, were detained, raising concerns about labor exploitation and human trafficking.
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56% Bias Score
Spain's Migrant Workers: Economic Boon and Integration Challenges
Spain's Social Security now includes over three million foreign nationals, significantly reducing unemployment and boosting economic growth, although many work in low-skilled jobs due to credential recognition challenges.
Spain's Migrant Workers: Economic Boon and Integration Challenges
Spain's Social Security now includes over three million foreign nationals, significantly reducing unemployment and boosting economic growth, although many work in low-skilled jobs due to credential recognition challenges.
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44% Bias Score
Spain's Migrant Workers: Climate Vulnerability and Systemic Inequality
Migrant workers in Spain, comprising 72% of domestic and 45% of hospitality jobs in 2025, face disproportionate heat-related risks due to occupational segregation and inadequate housing, highlighting systemic inequalities and the need for protective measures.
Spain's Migrant Workers: Climate Vulnerability and Systemic Inequality
Migrant workers in Spain, comprising 72% of domestic and 45% of hospitality jobs in 2025, face disproportionate heat-related risks due to occupational segregation and inadequate housing, highlighting systemic inequalities and the need for protective measures.
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32% Bias Score
Netherlands Workplace Deaths Surge in First Half of 2024
Forty workplace deaths have been reported in the Netherlands during the first half of 2024, a sharp increase compared to 52 for all of 2023, raising concerns about the feasibility of the government's 2040 goal of zero work-related deaths. The increase is linked to underreporting, staff shortages, an...
Netherlands Workplace Deaths Surge in First Half of 2024
Forty workplace deaths have been reported in the Netherlands during the first half of 2024, a sharp increase compared to 52 for all of 2023, raising concerns about the feasibility of the government's 2040 goal of zero work-related deaths. The increase is linked to underreporting, staff shortages, an...
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24% Bias Score
Dignity Act Seeks Immigration Reform, Offering Legal Status but No Citizenship
Reps. Salazar and Escobar introduced the Dignity Act of 2025, offering legal status but not citizenship to undocumented immigrants in the U.S. before 2021, funded by restitution and application fees, with added border security and E-Verify employer mandates.
Dignity Act Seeks Immigration Reform, Offering Legal Status but No Citizenship
Reps. Salazar and Escobar introduced the Dignity Act of 2025, offering legal status but not citizenship to undocumented immigrants in the U.S. before 2021, funded by restitution and application fees, with added border security and E-Verify employer mandates.
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44% Bias Score
Care Worker Faces Deportation After Reporting Abuse
A care worker in the UK, Meera, reported alleged abuse of an elderly resident, leading to a criminal investigation and her subsequent dismissal, highlighting the vulnerability of migrant care workers and potential risks to residents.
Care Worker Faces Deportation After Reporting Abuse
A care worker in the UK, Meera, reported alleged abuse of an elderly resident, leading to a criminal investigation and her subsequent dismissal, highlighting the vulnerability of migrant care workers and potential risks to residents.
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52% Bias Score
Proposed Replacement for Deported Farmworkers Faces Challenges
US Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins proposed replacing migrant farm workers, facing deportation under Trump's policy, with automation and Medicaid recipients, despite evidence suggesting this is unrealistic, potentially causing food shortages and economic disruption.
Proposed Replacement for Deported Farmworkers Faces Challenges
US Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins proposed replacing migrant farm workers, facing deportation under Trump's policy, with automation and Medicaid recipients, despite evidence suggesting this is unrealistic, potentially causing food shortages and economic disruption.
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48% Bias Score
US Immigration Arrests Trigger Economic Downturn
Increased immigration arrests across the US are causing significant economic consequences, affecting businesses and families, from reduced sales at a Mexican seafood restaurant in California to disruptions in the agricultural and manufacturing sectors nationwide, even impacting the mental health of ...
US Immigration Arrests Trigger Economic Downturn
Increased immigration arrests across the US are causing significant economic consequences, affecting businesses and families, from reduced sales at a Mexican seafood restaurant in California to disruptions in the agricultural and manufacturing sectors nationwide, even impacting the mental health of ...
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60% Bias Score
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