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Inconsistent Pretrial Detention in Armenia Raises Human Rights Concerns
Armenian courts inconsistently apply pretrial detention, using it more against opposition figures than government officials, raising concerns about fairness and due process, as highlighted by human rights lawyer Zaruh Hovhannisyan, who notes the higher number of detainees than convicts in penitentia...
Inconsistent Pretrial Detention in Armenia Raises Human Rights Concerns
Armenian courts inconsistently apply pretrial detention, using it more against opposition figures than government officials, raising concerns about fairness and due process, as highlighted by human rights lawyer Zaruh Hovhannisyan, who notes the higher number of detainees than convicts in penitentia...
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60% Bias Score


Released Russian Political Prisoners Protest, Demand Freedom for Remaining Prisoners
Released Russian political prisoners protested at Cologne Bonn Airport on August 1, 2025, marking the anniversary of a prisoner exchange and appealing to world leaders to secure the freedom of remaining political prisoners in Russia and Belarus, emphasizing political repression as a precursor to the...
Released Russian Political Prisoners Protest, Demand Freedom for Remaining Prisoners
Released Russian political prisoners protested at Cologne Bonn Airport on August 1, 2025, marking the anniversary of a prisoner exchange and appealing to world leaders to secure the freedom of remaining political prisoners in Russia and Belarus, emphasizing political repression as a precursor to the...
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52% Bias Score


Iran Executes Two Political Prisoners Amidst Rising Executions
Iran executed two political prisoners, Mehdi Hosseini and Behrouz Ahsani Eslamloo, on August 26, 2024, for alleged membership in the Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MEK) and involvement in attacks, amidst a reported doubling of executions in the first three months of 2025 compared to the same period...
Iran Executes Two Political Prisoners Amidst Rising Executions
Iran executed two political prisoners, Mehdi Hosseini and Behrouz Ahsani Eslamloo, on August 26, 2024, for alleged membership in the Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MEK) and involvement in attacks, amidst a reported doubling of executions in the first three months of 2025 compared to the same period...
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56% Bias Score


Azerbaijan's Show Trial of Artsakh's Former State Minister
In Azerbaijan, a trial against Ruben Vardanyan, former Artsakh State Minister, proceeded with only state media present, featuring witnesses claiming to be successors of those harmed by alleged actions of Vardanyan, despite evidence suggesting the accusations are fabricated and connected to the post-...
Azerbaijan's Show Trial of Artsakh's Former State Minister
In Azerbaijan, a trial against Ruben Vardanyan, former Artsakh State Minister, proceeded with only state media present, featuring witnesses claiming to be successors of those harmed by alleged actions of Vardanyan, despite evidence suggesting the accusations are fabricated and connected to the post-...
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56% Bias Score


Venezuelan Migrants' Repatriation After Alleged Torture in El Salvador
Following their wrongful deportation by the U.S. under a 1798 law, 252 Venezuelan migrants endured four months of imprisonment in El Salvador, facing alleged torture and sexual abuse, before being repatriated in a prisoner exchange with the U.S. and Venezuela, prompting Venezuela to launch a human r...
Venezuelan Migrants' Repatriation After Alleged Torture in El Salvador
Following their wrongful deportation by the U.S. under a 1798 law, 252 Venezuelan migrants endured four months of imprisonment in El Salvador, facing alleged torture and sexual abuse, before being repatriated in a prisoner exchange with the U.S. and Venezuela, prompting Venezuela to launch a human r...
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64% Bias Score


Venezuela: New Arrests Despite Prisoner Releases Create 'Revolving Door' of Repression
On July 21, 2025, the Venezuelan NGO Clipp denounced new arbitrary arrests despite the release of 59 political prisoners (out of 80), creating a "revolving door" effect of repression; this ongoing persecution affects many Venezuelan families and highlights the government's systematic human rights ab...
Venezuela: New Arrests Despite Prisoner Releases Create 'Revolving Door' of Repression
On July 21, 2025, the Venezuelan NGO Clipp denounced new arbitrary arrests despite the release of 59 political prisoners (out of 80), creating a "revolving door" effect of repression; this ongoing persecution affects many Venezuelan families and highlights the government's systematic human rights ab...
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40% Bias Score

One Year After Prisoner Exchange: Continued Imprisonment of Political Prisoners in Russia and Belarus
One year after a prisoner exchange freed 16 individuals from Russia, Belarus, and Western prisons, including Russian politicians and American journalists, a reunion in Cologne, Germany, highlighted the continued imprisonment of many others and renewed calls for their release.

One Year After Prisoner Exchange: Continued Imprisonment of Political Prisoners in Russia and Belarus
One year after a prisoner exchange freed 16 individuals from Russia, Belarus, and Western prisons, including Russian politicians and American journalists, a reunion in Cologne, Germany, highlighted the continued imprisonment of many others and renewed calls for their release.
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36% Bias Score

Released American Prisoner Faces Challenges Reintegrating into US Life
Paul Whelan, released from a Russian prison in a 2024 prisoner exchange, faces significant reintegration challenges, including joblessness, housing insecurity, health issues, and PTSD, highlighting the need for better support for unjustly imprisoned Americans.

Released American Prisoner Faces Challenges Reintegrating into US Life
Paul Whelan, released from a Russian prison in a 2024 prisoner exchange, faces significant reintegration challenges, including joblessness, housing insecurity, health issues, and PTSD, highlighting the need for better support for unjustly imprisoned Americans.
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40% Bias Score

Convicted Murderer Returned to U.S. in Prisoner Exchange
Dahud Hanid Ortiz, a U.S. citizen convicted of a triple murder in Madrid, was released from a Venezuelan prison as part of a prisoner exchange and returned to the U.S. despite his 30-year sentence, raising questions about his current legal status.

Convicted Murderer Returned to U.S. in Prisoner Exchange
Dahud Hanid Ortiz, a U.S. citizen convicted of a triple murder in Madrid, was released from a Venezuelan prison as part of a prisoner exchange and returned to the U.S. despite his 30-year sentence, raising questions about his current legal status.
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52% Bias Score

Bazoum's Imprisonment: Two Years After Niger Coup
Former Nigerien President Mohamed Bazoum remains imprisoned two years after a military coup led by General Abdourahamane Tiani on July 23, 2023, despite international calls for his release; his continued detention raises concerns about regional stability and democratic backsliding.

Bazoum's Imprisonment: Two Years After Niger Coup
Former Nigerien President Mohamed Bazoum remains imprisoned two years after a military coup led by General Abdourahamane Tiani on July 23, 2023, despite international calls for his release; his continued detention raises concerns about regional stability and democratic backsliding.
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52% Bias Score

Abdallah Released After 42 Years: A Decision Against Political Pressure
Georges Ibrahim Abdallah, convicted in 1987 for the murders of an Israeli and a U.S. diplomat, was conditionally released from a French prison after 42 years, a decision made against political pressure to maintain his imprisonment.

Abdallah Released After 42 Years: A Decision Against Political Pressure
Georges Ibrahim Abdallah, convicted in 1987 for the murders of an Israeli and a U.S. diplomat, was conditionally released from a French prison after 42 years, a decision made against political pressure to maintain his imprisonment.
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60% Bias Score

Venezuela Releases 48 Political Prisoners Amidst US Prisoner Exchange
Venezuela released 48 political prisoners, mostly opposition activists, following a prisoner exchange with the United States involving 10 Americans and 252 Venezuelan migrants held in El Salvador; while the government denies a direct link, the event highlights the complex interplay between domestic ...

Venezuela Releases 48 Political Prisoners Amidst US Prisoner Exchange
Venezuela released 48 political prisoners, mostly opposition activists, following a prisoner exchange with the United States involving 10 Americans and 252 Venezuelan migrants held in El Salvador; while the government denies a direct link, the event highlights the complex interplay between domestic ...
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40% Bias Score
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