Showing 445 to 456 of 875 results


Delayed Police Investigation in Death of Métis Woman Highlights Systemic Issues
The suspicious death of Métis woman Jennifer Johnson in a Toronto ravine in August 2023, and the subsequent delayed police investigation, highlights systemic failures in addressing cases involving Indigenous women and marginalized communities in Canada.
Delayed Police Investigation in Death of Métis Woman Highlights Systemic Issues
The suspicious death of Métis woman Jennifer Johnson in a Toronto ravine in August 2023, and the subsequent delayed police investigation, highlights systemic failures in addressing cases involving Indigenous women and marginalized communities in Canada.
Progress
28% Bias Score


Extinction Rebellion Sues Dutch Police Over Intimidating Home Visits
Extinction Rebellion (XR) filed a lawsuit demanding that Dutch police cease home visits against demonstrators, claiming intimidation, after dozens of members reported such incidents since 2022.
Extinction Rebellion Sues Dutch Police Over Intimidating Home Visits
Extinction Rebellion (XR) filed a lawsuit demanding that Dutch police cease home visits against demonstrators, claiming intimidation, after dozens of members reported such incidents since 2022.
Progress
8% Bias Score


Brazil's Homicide Rate Falls, but Violence Against Specific Groups Remains High
Brazil's 2023 homicide rate dropped to 47,747—the lowest in 11 years—due to an aging population and improved security measures, but violence against LGBTQIA+ people surged 1,227% (2014-2023), and an estimated 51,608 homicides may be unreported.
Brazil's Homicide Rate Falls, but Violence Against Specific Groups Remains High
Brazil's 2023 homicide rate dropped to 47,747—the lowest in 11 years—due to an aging population and improved security measures, but violence against LGBTQIA+ people surged 1,227% (2014-2023), and an estimated 51,608 homicides may be unreported.
Progress
24% Bias Score


Philadelphia Remembers Move Bombing 40 Years Later
On May 13, 1985, Philadelphia police bombed the Move organization's headquarters, killing 11 people, including 5 children, destroying 61 homes, and leaving 250 homeless; the city's official remembrance on the 40th anniversary highlights ongoing calls for justice and reconciliation.
Philadelphia Remembers Move Bombing 40 Years Later
On May 13, 1985, Philadelphia police bombed the Move organization's headquarters, killing 11 people, including 5 children, destroying 61 homes, and leaving 250 homeless; the city's official remembrance on the 40th anniversary highlights ongoing calls for justice and reconciliation.
Progress
24% Bias Score


Dutch Police Force Use Remains Steady, But Complaints Rise
Dutch police used force 36,000 times in 2024, similar to 2023, but complaints rose to 900 from 750; 38 percent of incidents involved individuals with 'ununderstood behavior', and 295 incidents violated internal regulations; a de-escalation training course has a waiting list.
Dutch Police Force Use Remains Steady, But Complaints Rise
Dutch police used force 36,000 times in 2024, similar to 2023, but complaints rose to 900 from 750; 38 percent of incidents involved individuals with 'ununderstood behavior', and 295 incidents violated internal regulations; a de-escalation training course has a waiting list.
Progress
44% Bias Score


Georgia "Cop City" Protest RICO Case Causes Life Disruptions for 61 Defendants
Sixty-one protesters in Georgia face racketeering charges for opposing the construction of a $118 million police training facility, "Cop City," resulting in significant delays and life disruptions for the defendants, including job loss and the suppression of a broader activist movement.
Georgia "Cop City" Protest RICO Case Causes Life Disruptions for 61 Defendants
Sixty-one protesters in Georgia face racketeering charges for opposing the construction of a $118 million police training facility, "Cop City," resulting in significant delays and life disruptions for the defendants, including job loss and the suppression of a broader activist movement.
Progress
60% Bias Score

Car Thief Guilty of Manslaughter in Police Officer's Death
On June 8, 2023, Reagan Ainslie Chown, while under the influence of methamphetamine and driving a stolen car, ran over and killed Constable Anthony Woods during an arrest attempt in a Perth cul-de-sac, resulting in a manslaughter conviction.

Car Thief Guilty of Manslaughter in Police Officer's Death
On June 8, 2023, Reagan Ainslie Chown, while under the influence of methamphetamine and driving a stolen car, ran over and killed Constable Anthony Woods during an arrest attempt in a Perth cul-de-sac, resulting in a manslaughter conviction.
Progress
52% Bias Score

ICE Arrests Newark Mayor, Assaults Congress Members During Detention Center Inspection
Newark's Democratic Mayor Ras Baraka was arrested by ICE agents on Friday while attempting to inspect a privately run detention facility, accompanied by three Democratic Congress members who were also physically assaulted.

ICE Arrests Newark Mayor, Assaults Congress Members During Detention Center Inspection
Newark's Democratic Mayor Ras Baraka was arrested by ICE agents on Friday while attempting to inspect a privately run detention facility, accompanied by three Democratic Congress members who were also physically assaulted.
Progress
76% Bias Score

Brazilian Police Chief Suspended After Shooting Street Vendor
Brazilian police chief Luiz Alberto Braga de Queiroz shot street vendor Emmanuel Apory in the leg on the Fernando de Noronha archipelago after allegedly accusing him of looking at his girlfriend; Queiroz is suspended for 120 days while an investigation is underway.

Brazilian Police Chief Suspended After Shooting Street Vendor
Brazilian police chief Luiz Alberto Braga de Queiroz shot street vendor Emmanuel Apory in the leg on the Fernando de Noronha archipelago after allegedly accusing him of looking at his girlfriend; Queiroz is suspended for 120 days while an investigation is underway.
Progress
52% Bias Score

Armenia: Human Rights Defender Reports Persistent Police Brutality and High Pre-Trial Detention
The Armenian Human Rights Defender's annual report highlights the persistent use of excessive force by police and insufficient protection of detainees' rights, citing numerous instances of disproportionate force, lack of accountability, and a high rate of pre-trial detention exceeding international ...

Armenia: Human Rights Defender Reports Persistent Police Brutality and High Pre-Trial Detention
The Armenian Human Rights Defender's annual report highlights the persistent use of excessive force by police and insufficient protection of detainees' rights, citing numerous instances of disproportionate force, lack of accountability, and a high rate of pre-trial detention exceeding international ...
Progress
36% Bias Score

Police Failures Exacerbate Tragedy of Sisters' Murders
On June 6, 2020, Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman were murdered in a London park; a delayed police response, compounded by two officers sharing crime scene photos, caused further suffering for their family, while the killer, Danyal Hussein, was eventually convicted.

Police Failures Exacerbate Tragedy of Sisters' Murders
On June 6, 2020, Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman were murdered in a London park; a delayed police response, compounded by two officers sharing crime scene photos, caused further suffering for their family, while the killer, Danyal Hussein, was eventually convicted.
Progress
28% Bias Score

Jamaica's Murder Rate Plummets, But Soaring Police Killings Raise Concerns
Jamaica's murder rate has fallen significantly this year, reaching a two-decade low in April 2025; however, this progress is counterbalanced by a 152% increase in fatal police shootings between January and April 2025, compared to the same period last year, prompting concerns about accountability and...

Jamaica's Murder Rate Plummets, But Soaring Police Killings Raise Concerns
Jamaica's murder rate has fallen significantly this year, reaching a two-decade low in April 2025; however, this progress is counterbalanced by a 152% increase in fatal police shootings between January and April 2025, compared to the same period last year, prompting concerns about accountability and...
Progress
56% Bias Score
Showing 445 to 456 of 875 results