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Boğaziçi Students Block "Finance Summit," Exposing Regime's University Control
On May 10th, 2025, Boğaziçi University students protested a planned "finance summit" featuring government officials, highlighting the ongoing occupation of their university and broader repression of dissent in Turkish universities, resulting in a successful blockade of the event due to student mobil...
Boğaziçi Students Block "Finance Summit," Exposing Regime's University Control
On May 10th, 2025, Boğaziçi University students protested a planned "finance summit" featuring government officials, highlighting the ongoing occupation of their university and broader repression of dissent in Turkish universities, resulting in a successful blockade of the event due to student mobil...
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72% Bias Score
Kyiv Police Detain Three on Victory Day for Soviet-Era Symbols
On Victory Day in Kyiv, Ukrainian police detained three people near the Eternal Flame: a woman wearing a Red Army star, another playing the song "Day of Victory," and a man singing in Church Slavonic, highlighting the government's suppression of Soviet symbols and pro-Russian sentiment.
Kyiv Police Detain Three on Victory Day for Soviet-Era Symbols
On Victory Day in Kyiv, Ukrainian police detained three people near the Eternal Flame: a woman wearing a Red Army star, another playing the song "Day of Victory," and a man singing in Church Slavonic, highlighting the government's suppression of Soviet symbols and pro-Russian sentiment.
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80% Bias Score
Mali's Military Government Bans All Political Parties Indefinitely
Mali's military government banned all political parties and political activities indefinitely, citing national security concerns, following a 'consultation' that recommended extending the military ruler's term and ignoring calls for elections; this follows the April 30th revocation of the 2005 party...
Mali's Military Government Bans All Political Parties Indefinitely
Mali's military government banned all political parties and political activities indefinitely, citing national security concerns, following a 'consultation' that recommended extending the military ruler's term and ignoring calls for elections; this follows the April 30th revocation of the 2005 party...
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48% Bias Score
Turkish Students Issue Manifesto Demanding Political Prisoners' Release, End to Protest Restrictions
Turkish students issued the "19 Mart Direnişi Manifestosu", demanding the release of political prisoners (including Ekrem İmamoğlu), the return of municipalities to elected officials, and an end to restrictions on protests, citing police brutality and the suppression of basic rights.
Turkish Students Issue Manifesto Demanding Political Prisoners' Release, End to Protest Restrictions
Turkish students issued the "19 Mart Direnişi Manifestosu", demanding the release of political prisoners (including Ekrem İmamoğlu), the return of municipalities to elected officials, and an end to restrictions on protests, citing police brutality and the suppression of basic rights.
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64% Bias Score
Ugandan Bodyguard Charged Amidst Allegations of Torture
Bobi Wine's bodyguard, Edward Sebuufu, was charged with aggravated and simple robbery in Uganda, with his lawyer alleging torture by security forces; the incident is viewed by human rights groups as part of a pattern of silencing dissent before the 2026 elections.
Ugandan Bodyguard Charged Amidst Allegations of Torture
Bobi Wine's bodyguard, Edward Sebuufu, was charged with aggravated and simple robbery in Uganda, with his lawyer alleging torture by security forces; the incident is viewed by human rights groups as part of a pattern of silencing dissent before the 2026 elections.
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44% Bias Score
Istanbul May Day: Restrictions Echo Past Crackdowns on Dissent
Istanbul experienced significant restrictions on May Day, with road closures and metro station shutdowns mirroring past curfews used to suppress political dissent, raising concerns about the subtle suppression of freedoms.
Istanbul May Day: Restrictions Echo Past Crackdowns on Dissent
Istanbul experienced significant restrictions on May Day, with road closures and metro station shutdowns mirroring past curfews used to suppress political dissent, raising concerns about the subtle suppression of freedoms.
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48% Bias Score
Belarus: Activist Faces Charges, Another Possibly Abducted
In Belarus, 78-year-old opposition activist Nina Baginskaya faces criminal charges for repeated protest violations, while another activist, Angelika Melnikova, may have been lured back to Belarus from London, raising concerns about the regime's reach and human rights.
Belarus: Activist Faces Charges, Another Possibly Abducted
In Belarus, 78-year-old opposition activist Nina Baginskaya faces criminal charges for repeated protest violations, while another activist, Angelika Melnikova, may have been lured back to Belarus from London, raising concerns about the regime's reach and human rights.
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36% Bias Score
Dozens Arrested in Intense Pro-Palestinian Protest at Columbia University
Dozens of pro-Palestinian protesters were arrested at Columbia University in New York following a library occupation and clash with police, marking the most intense confrontation since President Trump's inauguration; the university administration and New York's governor condemned violence and vandal...
Dozens Arrested in Intense Pro-Palestinian Protest at Columbia University
Dozens of pro-Palestinian protesters were arrested at Columbia University in New York following a library occupation and clash with police, marking the most intense confrontation since President Trump's inauguration; the university administration and New York's governor condemned violence and vandal...
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56% Bias Score
Venezuela Confirms Opposition Members' Departure, Denies U.S. Rescue
The Venezuelan government confirmed the departure of six opposition figures from the Argentine embassy, contradicting claims of a U.S.-led rescue and alleging negotiations; this follows the contested presidential election and increased government crackdown on dissent, resulting in a raid on an oppos...
Venezuela Confirms Opposition Members' Departure, Denies U.S. Rescue
The Venezuelan government confirmed the departure of six opposition figures from the Argentine embassy, contradicting claims of a U.S.-led rescue and alleging negotiations; this follows the contested presidential election and increased government crackdown on dissent, resulting in a raid on an oppos...
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56% Bias Score
Spanish Franco-Era Dissidents Honored for Fight for Freedom
Twenty-five Spaniards recently honored in Seville for their activism against Franco's dictatorship faced imprisonment and other hardships due to the Tribunal de Orden Público (TOP), highlighting a generation previously overlooked during the transition to democracy. The event emphasized the importanc...
Spanish Franco-Era Dissidents Honored for Fight for Freedom
Twenty-five Spaniards recently honored in Seville for their activism against Franco's dictatorship faced imprisonment and other hardships due to the Tribunal de Orden Público (TOP), highlighting a generation previously overlooked during the transition to democracy. The event emphasized the importanc...
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24% Bias Score
Russian Teenagers Face Imprisonment for Anti-War Views
In Russia, teenagers face arrest and imprisonment for expressing anti-war views, exemplified by cases like 15-year-old Sevastyan Sultanov's sentencing for graffiti and Arseny Turbin's five-year sentence for alleged ties to an anti-war group; at least 544 minors were detained in 2023 for anti-war pro...
Russian Teenagers Face Imprisonment for Anti-War Views
In Russia, teenagers face arrest and imprisonment for expressing anti-war views, exemplified by cases like 15-year-old Sevastyan Sultanov's sentencing for graffiti and Arseny Turbin's five-year sentence for alleged ties to an anti-war group; at least 544 minors were detained in 2023 for anti-war pro...
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44% Bias Score
Hong Kong Police Arrest Relatives of Wanted Activist Under Security Law
Hong Kong police arrested the father and brother of wanted activist Anna Kwok on April 30th for allegedly managing her finances, marking the first use of the national security law against an absconder's relatives; the father, Kwok Yin-sang, was denied bail and charged under the security law.
Hong Kong Police Arrest Relatives of Wanted Activist Under Security Law
Hong Kong police arrested the father and brother of wanted activist Anna Kwok on April 30th for allegedly managing her finances, marking the first use of the national security law against an absconder's relatives; the father, Kwok Yin-sang, was denied bail and charged under the security law.
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48% Bias Score
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