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Serbian Activists Released to House Arrest After Protests
On May 20th, a Serbian court released three activists to house arrest following a five-day student blockade and public pressure, amidst accusations of politically motivated prosecution by the government after wiretap recordings were aired on pro-government media before the investigation.
Serbian Activists Released to House Arrest After Protests
On May 20th, a Serbian court released three activists to house arrest following a five-day student blockade and public pressure, amidst accusations of politically motivated prosecution by the government after wiretap recordings were aired on pro-government media before the investigation.
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60% Bias Score
Kenya Confirms Role in Ugandan Opposition Leader's Abduction and Treason Charges
Kizza Besigye, a 68-year-old Ugandan opposition leader, was abducted in Kenya in November 2023, transferred to Uganda, and charged with treason, facing a potential death sentence; Kenyan officials confirmed cooperation with Ugandan authorities, sparking human rights concerns.
Kenya Confirms Role in Ugandan Opposition Leader's Abduction and Treason Charges
Kizza Besigye, a 68-year-old Ugandan opposition leader, was abducted in Kenya in November 2023, transferred to Uganda, and charged with treason, facing a potential death sentence; Kenyan officials confirmed cooperation with Ugandan authorities, sparking human rights concerns.
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40% Bias Score
Venezuela suspends Colombia flights after alleged election destabilization plot
Venezuela suspended all flights to and from Colombia for one week after detaining 38 people, including Colombian, Mexican, and Ukrainian citizens, allegedly plotting to destabilize the country before upcoming parliamentary elections; this follows a report detailing severe human rights abuses after t...
Venezuela suspends Colombia flights after alleged election destabilization plot
Venezuela suspended all flights to and from Colombia for one week after detaining 38 people, including Colombian, Mexican, and Ukrainian citizens, allegedly plotting to destabilize the country before upcoming parliamentary elections; this follows a report detailing severe human rights abuses after t...
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48% Bias Score
Russia Bans Amnesty International, Expanding Crackdown on Dissent
Russia banned Amnesty International on Monday, declaring it an "undesirable organization" and criminalizing any support for it, extending a crackdown on dissent that has affected over 200 groups since the Ukraine invasion.
Russia Bans Amnesty International, Expanding Crackdown on Dissent
Russia banned Amnesty International on Monday, declaring it an "undesirable organization" and criminalizing any support for it, extending a crackdown on dissent that has affected over 200 groups since the Ukraine invasion.
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32% Bias Score
Citizen Informants in Turkey: A Recurring Pattern of Political Repression
In Turkey, a landlord reported a tenant to the police for a social media post supporting CHP's boycott, resulting in the tenant's detention for inciting hatred; this highlights a pattern of citizens using each other's political views as legal justification, with historical precedents dating back to ...
Citizen Informants in Turkey: A Recurring Pattern of Political Repression
In Turkey, a landlord reported a tenant to the police for a social media post supporting CHP's boycott, resulting in the tenant's detention for inciting hatred; this highlights a pattern of citizens using each other's political views as legal justification, with historical precedents dating back to ...
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52% Bias Score
Serbian Students' Brussels Forum Highlights State Violence, Demands for Reform
Serbian students held a Brussels forum detailing police brutality against protesters, including attempted murder, and advocating for democracy, transparency, and freedom of speech, drawing parallels to historical youth movements.
Serbian Students' Brussels Forum Highlights State Violence, Demands for Reform
Serbian students held a Brussels forum detailing police brutality against protesters, including attempted murder, and advocating for democracy, transparency, and freedom of speech, drawing parallels to historical youth movements.
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32% Bias Score
Tanzania Blocks X After Police Account Hack, Amid Activist Deportations
Tanzania restricted access to X after hackers compromised the official police account, posting false information and explicit content; the government hasn't commented on the block, but the timing coincides with the deportation of Kenyan activists attending the trial of opposition leader Tundu Lissu.
Tanzania Blocks X After Police Account Hack, Amid Activist Deportations
Tanzania restricted access to X after hackers compromised the official police account, posting false information and explicit content; the government hasn't commented on the block, but the timing coincides with the deportation of Kenyan activists attending the trial of opposition leader Tundu Lissu.
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44% Bias Score
Tanzania Deports Activists Observing Lissu Trial
Tanzanian authorities arrested and deported Kenyan and Ugandan activists who traveled to Dar es Salaam to observe the trial of opposition leader Tundu Lissu, citing a lack of legal representation licenses and alleging violation of national laws, sparking regional debate on human rights and judicial ...
Tanzania Deports Activists Observing Lissu Trial
Tanzanian authorities arrested and deported Kenyan and Ugandan activists who traveled to Dar es Salaam to observe the trial of opposition leader Tundu Lissu, citing a lack of legal representation licenses and alleging violation of national laws, sparking regional debate on human rights and judicial ...
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44% Bias Score
Chisinau Bans LGBT+ Events Amidst Political Tensions
Chisinau's mayor, Ion Ceban, banned all LGBT+ events in the city, including the planned Moldova Pride festival, on May 15th, ostensibly to protect public order and children, despite criticism that this action is politically motivated ahead of September's elections and contradicts Moldovan law.
Chisinau Bans LGBT+ Events Amidst Political Tensions
Chisinau's mayor, Ion Ceban, banned all LGBT+ events in the city, including the planned Moldova Pride festival, on May 15th, ostensibly to protect public order and children, despite criticism that this action is politically motivated ahead of September's elections and contradicts Moldovan law.
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48% Bias Score
Lissu Faces Treason Trial in Tanzania
Tanzanian opposition leader Tundu Lissu appeared in court Monday facing treason charges, potentially facing the death penalty, after being arrested for advocating electoral reform and his party's disqualification from the October elections; international condemnation followed.
Lissu Faces Treason Trial in Tanzania
Tanzanian opposition leader Tundu Lissu appeared in court Monday facing treason charges, potentially facing the death penalty, after being arrested for advocating electoral reform and his party's disqualification from the October elections; international condemnation followed.
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56% Bias Score
Turkish Students Released After Detention for "Dictator Erdoğan" Banner
Three Turkish university students, arrested for briefly displaying a banner calling President Erdoğan a "dictator," were released from pre-trial detention after 36 days, facing potential sentences ranging from 14 months to 4 years and 8 months.
Turkish Students Released After Detention for "Dictator Erdoğan" Banner
Three Turkish university students, arrested for briefly displaying a banner calling President Erdoğan a "dictator," were released from pre-trial detention after 36 days, facing potential sentences ranging from 14 months to 4 years and 8 months.
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56% Bias Score
Russian Publishers Face Extremism Charges Over LGBT+ Books
On May 15, 2025, a Moscow court placed three executives from Russian publishing houses Popcorn Books and Individuum under house arrest, accused of extremism for publishing and distributing over 1000 books allegedly promoting LGBT activities, a designation deemed extremist by the Russian Supreme Cour...
Russian Publishers Face Extremism Charges Over LGBT+ Books
On May 15, 2025, a Moscow court placed three executives from Russian publishing houses Popcorn Books and Individuum under house arrest, accused of extremism for publishing and distributing over 1000 books allegedly promoting LGBT activities, a designation deemed extremist by the Russian Supreme Cour...
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56% Bias Score
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