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Belarus: Ongoing Repression Following 2020 Protests
Following Belarus's 2020 disputed elections, mass protests met with brutal government repression, resulting in thousands of arrests and imprisonments, including Nobel laureate Ales Bialiatski, and a sustained effort to erase digital records of the events. The regime's actions highlight its reliance ...
Belarus: Ongoing Repression Following 2020 Protests
Following Belarus's 2020 disputed elections, mass protests met with brutal government repression, resulting in thousands of arrests and imprisonments, including Nobel laureate Ales Bialiatski, and a sustained effort to erase digital records of the events. The regime's actions highlight its reliance ...
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60% Bias Score


Australia Condemns Intimidation of Hong Kong Activists, Raises Issue Directly with China
Australia's Foreign Minister Penny Wong directly confronted her Chinese counterpart about intimidation tactics targeting two Hong Kong pro-democracy activists in Australia, involving anonymous letters offering neighbors $203,000 for information and fake pamphlets; this follows Hong Kong issuing an a...
Australia Condemns Intimidation of Hong Kong Activists, Raises Issue Directly with China
Australia's Foreign Minister Penny Wong directly confronted her Chinese counterpart about intimidation tactics targeting two Hong Kong pro-democracy activists in Australia, involving anonymous letters offering neighbors $203,000 for information and fake pamphlets; this follows Hong Kong issuing an a...
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40% Bias Score


Hong Kong Sanctions 16 Overseas Activists for National Security Threats
Hong Kong imposed sanctions on 16 activists residing abroad, accused of threatening national security, banning financial aid, revoking travel documents for 12, and prohibiting property rentals or partnerships; violations face up to 7 years imprisonment.
Hong Kong Sanctions 16 Overseas Activists for National Security Threats
Hong Kong imposed sanctions on 16 activists residing abroad, accused of threatening national security, banning financial aid, revoking travel documents for 12, and prohibiting property rentals or partnerships; violations face up to 7 years imprisonment.
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52% Bias Score


Belarusian Activist Flees Repression, Leads Refugee Shelter from Exile
Belarusian activist Anna Fedoronok fled to Poland in 2020 after supporting Sergei Tikhanovsky's presidential campaign and participating in protests against Alexander Lukashenko's regime; her family also fled due to government repression, and she now leads a shelter for Belarusian refugees in Warsaw ...
Belarusian Activist Flees Repression, Leads Refugee Shelter from Exile
Belarusian activist Anna Fedoronok fled to Poland in 2020 after supporting Sergei Tikhanovsky's presidential campaign and participating in protests against Alexander Lukashenko's regime; her family also fled due to government repression, and she now leads a shelter for Belarusian refugees in Warsaw ...
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64% Bias Score


Coco Fusco: Swimming Dry at the Macba
Coco Fusco's Macba exhibition in Barcelona, running until January 11, 2026, uses video, performance, and documentary to explore post-revolutionary Cuba's repression, referencing figures like Heberto Padilla and Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara, highlighting censorship and state control.
Coco Fusco: Swimming Dry at the Macba
Coco Fusco's Macba exhibition in Barcelona, running until January 11, 2026, uses video, performance, and documentary to explore post-revolutionary Cuba's repression, referencing figures like Heberto Padilla and Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara, highlighting censorship and state control.
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44% Bias Score


Post-Election Crackdown in Venezuela Consolidates Maduro's Power
Following the July 2024 Venezuelan presidential elections, Nicolás Maduro's victory claim sparked widespread protests and a subsequent crackdown on opposition figures, leaving 76 civil activists, 15 journalists, and numerous politicians imprisoned, while international actors' engagement with Maduro ...
Post-Election Crackdown in Venezuela Consolidates Maduro's Power
Following the July 2024 Venezuelan presidential elections, Nicolás Maduro's victory claim sparked widespread protests and a subsequent crackdown on opposition figures, leaving 76 civil activists, 15 journalists, and numerous politicians imprisoned, while international actors' engagement with Maduro ...
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60% Bias Score

Belarus Five Years After Protests: Unchanged Regime, Continued Repression
Following a disputed 2020 election in Belarus, massive protests erupted, met with violent suppression by authorities; at least 8,519 people have faced political prosecution since then, and the regime continues its crackdown, though it has released some prisoners in exchange for potential Western con...

Belarus Five Years After Protests: Unchanged Regime, Continued Repression
Following a disputed 2020 election in Belarus, massive protests erupted, met with violent suppression by authorities; at least 8,519 people have faced political prosecution since then, and the regime continues its crackdown, though it has released some prisoners in exchange for potential Western con...
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44% Bias Score

Hong Kong Activist Joshua Wong Faces Life Sentence
Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong faces a potential life sentence on Friday for allegedly soliciting foreign sanctions against China and Hong Kong under the National Security Law, highlighting the ongoing suppression of dissent and the muted international response.

Hong Kong Activist Joshua Wong Faces Life Sentence
Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong faces a potential life sentence on Friday for allegedly soliciting foreign sanctions against China and Hong Kong under the National Security Law, highlighting the ongoing suppression of dissent and the muted international response.
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44% Bias Score

Ugandan Student Jailed for Criticizing President on TikTok
A Ugandan university student, Elson Tumwine, who disappeared after posting a critical TikTok video about President Museveni, was jailed for two months on charges of offensive communication and computer misuse, sparking concerns about freedom of speech.

Ugandan Student Jailed for Criticizing President on TikTok
A Ugandan university student, Elson Tumwine, who disappeared after posting a critical TikTok video about President Museveni, was jailed for two months on charges of offensive communication and computer misuse, sparking concerns about freedom of speech.
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40% Bias Score

Iran's Executions Soar After Failed US-Israeli Attacks
In response to failed June US-Israeli attacks, Iran has executed over 600 people, primarily political dissidents, highlighting the regime's intensified repression and defiance; the attacks violated international law, damaged US-Europe relations, and increased the likelihood of Iranian nuclear weapon...

Iran's Executions Soar After Failed US-Israeli Attacks
In response to failed June US-Israeli attacks, Iran has executed over 600 people, primarily political dissidents, highlighting the regime's intensified repression and defiance; the attacks violated international law, damaged US-Europe relations, and increased the likelihood of Iranian nuclear weapon...
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48% Bias Score

Bobi Wine Reports Increased Death Threats Amidst Concerns of Dynastic Succession in Uganda
Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine reports increased death threats and alleges the abduction and torture of his bodyguard by General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, son of President Museveni, raising concerns about the upcoming 2026 election and the potential for a dynastic succession.

Bobi Wine Reports Increased Death Threats Amidst Concerns of Dynastic Succession in Uganda
Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine reports increased death threats and alleges the abduction and torture of his bodyguard by General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, son of President Museveni, raising concerns about the upcoming 2026 election and the potential for a dynastic succession.
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36% Bias Score

My Worst Enemy": A Filmmaker's Self-Interrogation on the Limits of Cinematic Representation
Iranian filmmaker Mehran Tamadon's "My Worst Enemy" uses reenactments of interrogations to address state-sponsored violence, but its effectiveness is ultimately limited by the ethical and practical challenges of cinematic representation. The film's impact is significantly enhanced by Zar Amir Ebrahi...

My Worst Enemy": A Filmmaker's Self-Interrogation on the Limits of Cinematic Representation
Iranian filmmaker Mehran Tamadon's "My Worst Enemy" uses reenactments of interrogations to address state-sponsored violence, but its effectiveness is ultimately limited by the ethical and practical challenges of cinematic representation. The film's impact is significantly enhanced by Zar Amir Ebrahi...
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44% Bias Score
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