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İBB Officials and Student Send Messages from Prison Amidst Turkish Protests
İPA head Buğra Gökce, İBB Deputy Secretaries Mahir Polat and Gürkan Akgün, removed Esenyurt Mayor Ahmet Özer, and student Utku Özay sent messages from Silivri Prison following arrests during protests related to operations against the İBB, expressing hope for a more democratic Turkey.
İBB Officials and Student Send Messages from Prison Amidst Turkish Protests
İPA head Buğra Gökce, İBB Deputy Secretaries Mahir Polat and Gürkan Akgün, removed Esenyurt Mayor Ahmet Özer, and student Utku Özay sent messages from Silivri Prison following arrests during protests related to operations against the İBB, expressing hope for a more democratic Turkey.
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64% Bias Score


Turkish Opposition Figures Imprisoned, Sparking Protests
The arrests of prominent Turkish opposition figures, including presidential candidate Ekrem Imamoglu, on charges ranging from corruption to terrorism, sparked major protests and raise concerns about political repression in Turkey, impacting the upcoming elections and its international relations.
Turkish Opposition Figures Imprisoned, Sparking Protests
The arrests of prominent Turkish opposition figures, including presidential candidate Ekrem Imamoglu, on charges ranging from corruption to terrorism, sparked major protests and raise concerns about political repression in Turkey, impacting the upcoming elections and its international relations.
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60% Bias Score


Imamoglu's Arrest Sparks Mass Protests in Turkey
Turkey's largest opposition party nominated Ekrem Imamoglu for president despite his arrest on corruption and terrorism charges, triggering mass protests and raising concerns about the upcoming elections.
Imamoglu's Arrest Sparks Mass Protests in Turkey
Turkey's largest opposition party nominated Ekrem Imamoglu for president despite his arrest on corruption and terrorism charges, triggering mass protests and raising concerns about the upcoming elections.
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48% Bias Score


French Hostage Released from Iranian Prison After 887 Days
French President Emmanuel Macron announced the release of Olivier Grondeau, a 34-year-old French man held in Iran for 887 days on charges of "conspiracy against the Islamic republic," after his family and French authorities denied the charges and alleged hostage-taking.
French Hostage Released from Iranian Prison After 887 Days
French President Emmanuel Macron announced the release of Olivier Grondeau, a 34-year-old French man held in Iran for 887 days on charges of "conspiracy against the Islamic republic," after his family and French authorities denied the charges and alleged hostage-taking.
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24% Bias Score


Trial of Four Russian Journalists Delayed Amidst Crackdown on Dissent
Four Russian journalists—Antonina Favorskaya, Artyom Kriger, Konstantin Gabov, and Sergey Karelin—face up to six years in prison for alleged ties to Alexei Navalny's banned anti-corruption foundation; the March 13th verdict has been delayed until March 20th.
Trial of Four Russian Journalists Delayed Amidst Crackdown on Dissent
Four Russian journalists—Antonina Favorskaya, Artyom Kriger, Konstantin Gabov, and Sergey Karelin—face up to six years in prison for alleged ties to Alexei Navalny's banned anti-corruption foundation; the March 13th verdict has been delayed until March 20th.
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56% Bias Score


Cuba's Broken Promise: Hundreds of Political Prisoners Remain Jailed
Following a deal between the Vatican and the Cuban regime, only about 200 of the promised 553 political prisoners have been released, leaving many families heartbroken and renewing concerns about the government's suppression of dissent.
Cuba's Broken Promise: Hundreds of Political Prisoners Remain Jailed
Following a deal between the Vatican and the Cuban regime, only about 200 of the promised 553 political prisoners have been released, leaving many families heartbroken and renewing concerns about the government's suppression of dissent.
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60% Bias Score

Turkey's Crackdown: Imamoglu Arrest Sparks Mass Protests
The arrest of Turkish opposition presidential candidate Ekrem Imamoglu sparked mass protests, highlighting a broader pattern of political repression in Turkey, where figures like Osman Kavala and Selahattin Demirtas face lengthy prison sentences for challenging President Erdogan's rule, resulting in...

Turkey's Crackdown: Imamoglu Arrest Sparks Mass Protests
The arrest of Turkish opposition presidential candidate Ekrem Imamoglu sparked mass protests, highlighting a broader pattern of political repression in Turkey, where figures like Osman Kavala and Selahattin Demirtas face lengthy prison sentences for challenging President Erdogan's rule, resulting in...
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56% Bias Score

Myanmar Artist's Prison Art Highlights Ongoing Repression
Burmese painter Htein Lin's "Escape" retrospective in Birmingham displays art created during his 1998-2004 imprisonment for pro-democracy activism in Myanmar, using prison uniforms and makeshift tools, highlighting ongoing political repression; his current inability to attend due to passport denial ...

Myanmar Artist's Prison Art Highlights Ongoing Repression
Burmese painter Htein Lin's "Escape" retrospective in Birmingham displays art created during his 1998-2004 imprisonment for pro-democracy activism in Myanmar, using prison uniforms and makeshift tools, highlighting ongoing political repression; his current inability to attend due to passport denial ...
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32% Bias Score

Crackdown on Turkish Opposition Sparks Protests Amidst Soaring Prison Population
The arrests of Turkish opposition figures, including presidential candidate Ekrem Imamoglu, on charges ranging from corruption to terrorism, have sparked major protests and raised concerns about political freedoms, especially given Turkey's drastically increased prison population since 2000, reachin...

Crackdown on Turkish Opposition Sparks Protests Amidst Soaring Prison Population
The arrests of Turkish opposition figures, including presidential candidate Ekrem Imamoglu, on charges ranging from corruption to terrorism, have sparked major protests and raised concerns about political freedoms, especially given Turkey's drastically increased prison population since 2000, reachin...
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36% Bias Score

French Prisoner Released from Iran
French citizen Olivier Grondeau, imprisoned in Iran since October 2022 on espionage charges he denied, was released on Nowruz, the Persian New Year; France continues to push for the release of other detained citizens amid ongoing negotiations with Iran over its nuclear program.

French Prisoner Released from Iran
French citizen Olivier Grondeau, imprisoned in Iran since October 2022 on espionage charges he denied, was released on Nowruz, the Persian New Year; France continues to push for the release of other detained citizens amid ongoing negotiations with Iran over its nuclear program.
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32% Bias Score

Azerbaijan Demands Armenian Constitutional Changes Amidst Imprisonment of Karabakh Officials
Azerbaijan demands Armenia remove territorial claims from its constitution, citing Nagorno-Karabakh's unification mentioned in Armenia's declaration of independence; 23 Armenians, including 8 former Karabakh officials, are imprisoned in Azerbaijan, facing serious charges.

Azerbaijan Demands Armenian Constitutional Changes Amidst Imprisonment of Karabakh Officials
Azerbaijan demands Armenia remove territorial claims from its constitution, citing Nagorno-Karabakh's unification mentioned in Armenia's declaration of independence; 23 Armenians, including 8 former Karabakh officials, are imprisoned in Azerbaijan, facing serious charges.
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48% Bias Score

Nicaragua Ordered to Release Six Political Prisoners
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights ordered Nicaragua to immediately release six political prisoners, including indigenous leader Steadman Fagot Muller, on March 6th, 2025, citing human rights violations and demanding government accountability.

Nicaragua Ordered to Release Six Political Prisoners
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights ordered Nicaragua to immediately release six political prisoners, including indigenous leader Steadman Fagot Muller, on March 6th, 2025, citing human rights violations and demanding government accountability.
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36% Bias Score
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