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Moldovan Court Rejects Gagauzia Head's Constitutional Challenge Amidst Political Accusations
In Moldova, the trial of Gagauzia head Evghenia Guțul continues, with the court rejecting defense motions and accusations of political bias surfacing, raising concerns about the independence of the judiciary ahead of elections.
Moldovan Court Rejects Gagauzia Head's Constitutional Challenge Amidst Political Accusations
In Moldova, the trial of Gagauzia head Evghenia Guțul continues, with the court rejecting defense motions and accusations of political bias surfacing, raising concerns about the independence of the judiciary ahead of elections.
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68% Bias Score
German Activist on Hunger Strike in Hungary After Contested Extradition
German national Maja T., accused of attacking alleged Hungarian right-wing extremists in 2023, began a hunger strike in Hungarian pre-trial detention, protesting her extradition despite a pending appeal to the German Federal Constitutional Court and citing inhumane conditions.
German Activist on Hunger Strike in Hungary After Contested Extradition
German national Maja T., accused of attacking alleged Hungarian right-wing extremists in 2023, began a hunger strike in Hungarian pre-trial detention, protesting her extradition despite a pending appeal to the German Federal Constitutional Court and citing inhumane conditions.
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52% Bias Score
El Salvador: Human Rights Lawyer Faces Embezzlement Charges Amid Due Process Concerns
Human rights lawyer Ruth Eleonora López faces criminal charges in El Salvador for alleged embezzlement, prompting accusations of political persecution and concerns over due process; her lawyer has been denied access to case files and communication with her client.
El Salvador: Human Rights Lawyer Faces Embezzlement Charges Amid Due Process Concerns
Human rights lawyer Ruth Eleonora López faces criminal charges in El Salvador for alleged embezzlement, prompting accusations of political persecution and concerns over due process; her lawyer has been denied access to case files and communication with her client.
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36% Bias Score
US Court to Decide on Armenian Activist's Extradition Amidst Multiple Charges
Vardan Ghukasyan, leader of the DOG party in Armenia, faces extradition from the US to Armenia on approximately 20 charges, including fraud and threats, while also facing immigration violations in the US after entering in February 2022 and overstaying his visa. His lawyer contests several charges, a...
US Court to Decide on Armenian Activist's Extradition Amidst Multiple Charges
Vardan Ghukasyan, leader of the DOG party in Armenia, faces extradition from the US to Armenia on approximately 20 charges, including fraud and threats, while also facing immigration violations in the US after entering in February 2022 and overstaying his visa. His lawyer contests several charges, a...
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48% Bias Score
Martin's New Justice Department Roles Spark Concerns of Political Retribution
Following a failed Senate confirmation, Ed Martin now directs the Justice Department's Weaponization Working Group, serves as pardon attorney, and actively investigates individuals involved in past investigations of President Trump, raising concerns about political influence.
Martin's New Justice Department Roles Spark Concerns of Political Retribution
Following a failed Senate confirmation, Ed Martin now directs the Justice Department's Weaponization Working Group, serves as pardon attorney, and actively investigates individuals involved in past investigations of President Trump, raising concerns about political influence.
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56% Bias Score
Equatorial Guinea: Pilot Confesses to Transporting Kidnapped Opposition Members
A Greek pilot confessed to transporting "detainees" on Equatorial Guinea's presidential plane, confirming the kidnapping of four opposition members in 2019, one of whom died; this is part of a broader pattern of human rights abuses documented by various organizations.
Equatorial Guinea: Pilot Confesses to Transporting Kidnapped Opposition Members
A Greek pilot confessed to transporting "detainees" on Equatorial Guinea's presidential plane, confirming the kidnapping of four opposition members in 2019, one of whom died; this is part of a broader pattern of human rights abuses documented by various organizations.
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60% Bias Score
Turkey Suspends Five More Mayors, Investigates Opposition Leader
Turkish authorities suspended five more mayors, bringing the total to 11 removed this year, and launched an investigation into the CHP leader for criticizing the Istanbul chief prosecutor following the arrests. This follows the jailing of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, sparking protests.
Turkey Suspends Five More Mayors, Investigates Opposition Leader
Turkish authorities suspended five more mayors, bringing the total to 11 removed this year, and launched an investigation into the CHP leader for criticizing the Istanbul chief prosecutor following the arrests. This follows the jailing of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, sparking protests.
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40% Bias Score
Newark Mayor Sues U.S. Attorney for Malicious Prosecution
Newark Mayor Ras Baraka filed a lawsuit against U.S. Attorney Alina Habba and a DHS agent for malicious prosecution following his arrest on May 9th outside a detention facility in New Jersey, alleging his arrest was politically motivated and unlawfully conducted, resulting in his detainment for over...
Newark Mayor Sues U.S. Attorney for Malicious Prosecution
Newark Mayor Ras Baraka filed a lawsuit against U.S. Attorney Alina Habba and a DHS agent for malicious prosecution following his arrest on May 9th outside a detention facility in New Jersey, alleging his arrest was politically motivated and unlawfully conducted, resulting in his detainment for over...
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44% Bias Score
Guatemalan Anti-Corruption Prosecutor Exiled After Imprisonment
Virginia Laparra, a Guatemalan anti-corruption prosecutor, was imprisoned and subsequently exiled after denouncing a corrupt judge, highlighting a pattern of political persecution against jurists in Guatemala, with at least 98% of her former colleagues now in exile.
Guatemalan Anti-Corruption Prosecutor Exiled After Imprisonment
Virginia Laparra, a Guatemalan anti-corruption prosecutor, was imprisoned and subsequently exiled after denouncing a corrupt judge, highlighting a pattern of political persecution against jurists in Guatemala, with at least 98% of her former colleagues now in exile.
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56% Bias Score
IRS Unit Targets Small Businesses, Violating Trump's Executive Order
The Biden administration's IRS Pass-Through Unit, led by a controversial figure, uses Revenue Ruling 2024-14 to retroactively penalize small businesses, contradicting President Trump's Executive Order 14219 and causing widespread concern among businesses and policymakers.
IRS Unit Targets Small Businesses, Violating Trump's Executive Order
The Biden administration's IRS Pass-Through Unit, led by a controversial figure, uses Revenue Ruling 2024-14 to retroactively penalize small businesses, contradicting President Trump's Executive Order 14219 and causing widespread concern among businesses and policymakers.
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64% Bias Score
Harvard Researcher Released from ICE Custody, Faces Criminal Charges for Alleged Embryo Smuggling
A federal judge ordered the release of Harvard researcher Kseniia Petrova from ICE custody on Wednesday, but she remains detained on criminal charges related to allegedly smuggling frog embryos into the U.S. at Logan Airport in February; she faces up to 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.
Harvard Researcher Released from ICE Custody, Faces Criminal Charges for Alleged Embryo Smuggling
A federal judge ordered the release of Harvard researcher Kseniia Petrova from ICE custody on Wednesday, but she remains detained on criminal charges related to allegedly smuggling frog embryos into the U.S. at Logan Airport in February; she faces up to 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.
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48% Bias Score
Russian Couple's Intelligence Assistance to Ukraine Leads to Escape
A Russian couple living in Ukraine provided intelligence to the Ukrainian army after the 2022 invasion, leading to their detention, interrogation, and escape to Europe with forged documents, highlighting the conflict's impact on civilians.
Russian Couple's Intelligence Assistance to Ukraine Leads to Escape
A Russian couple living in Ukraine provided intelligence to the Ukrainian army after the 2022 invasion, leading to their detention, interrogation, and escape to Europe with forged documents, highlighting the conflict's impact on civilians.
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44% Bias Score
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