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Education: A Key Weapon Against Child Labor Exploitation
Despite global recognition of child labor as a human rights violation, millions of children are exploited in forced labor; education, including free access and support programs, is key to preventing this exploitation.
Education: A Key Weapon Against Child Labor Exploitation
Despite global recognition of child labor as a human rights violation, millions of children are exploited in forced labor; education, including free access and support programs, is key to preventing this exploitation.
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32% Bias Score
UK to Cut Disability Benefits Amid Criticism
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced £3bn in cuts to disability benefits over the next three years, with further cuts expected, aiming to reform a system deemed "indefensible and unfair" while facing criticism from charities and MPs who warn of devastating impacts on vulnerable families.
UK to Cut Disability Benefits Amid Criticism
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced £3bn in cuts to disability benefits over the next three years, with further cuts expected, aiming to reform a system deemed "indefensible and unfair" while facing criticism from charities and MPs who warn of devastating impacts on vulnerable families.
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52% Bias Score
Record High Poverty in New York City Amidst Extreme Wealth
New York City's poverty rate has reached a record high of 25 percent, impacting over 2 million residents struggling with inflation and high costs of living, while the city boasts a high number of millionaires and billionaires.
Record High Poverty in New York City Amidst Extreme Wealth
New York City's poverty rate has reached a record high of 25 percent, impacting over 2 million residents struggling with inflation and high costs of living, while the city boasts a high number of millionaires and billionaires.
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56% Bias Score
Gender Poverty Gap Persists in Spain Despite IMV Increase
In Spain, women represent 67.5% of Minimum Vital Income (IMV) recipients, highlighting a persistent gender gap in poverty despite government efforts; the IMV aids 2,097,290 people in 688,007 households, with a marked increase of 23.4% in active benefits from February 2024 to February 2025.
Gender Poverty Gap Persists in Spain Despite IMV Increase
In Spain, women represent 67.5% of Minimum Vital Income (IMV) recipients, highlighting a persistent gender gap in poverty despite government efforts; the IMV aids 2,097,290 people in 688,007 households, with a marked increase of 23.4% in active benefits from February 2024 to February 2025.
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24% Bias Score
Colombia's Deep-Rooted Inequality: Social Origin and Regional Disparities
A World Bank study reveals that 40% of income inequality in Colombia is due to social origin, highlighting vast regional disparities in education and opportunities, exacerbated by historical factors like armed conflict and weak institutional capacity.
Colombia's Deep-Rooted Inequality: Social Origin and Regional Disparities
A World Bank study reveals that 40% of income inequality in Colombia is due to social origin, highlighting vast regional disparities in education and opportunities, exacerbated by historical factors like armed conflict and weak institutional capacity.
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48% Bias Score
Madrid Airport Shelters 500 Homeless Amidst Inter-Agency Dispute
The number of people sleeping at Madrid-Barajas Airport has increased tenfold in ten years to 500, mostly migrants and homeless people; while Barcelona recently evicted 160, highlighting differing approaches to the crisis and a lack of coordinated responsibility amongst Spanish authorities.
Madrid Airport Shelters 500 Homeless Amidst Inter-Agency Dispute
The number of people sleeping at Madrid-Barajas Airport has increased tenfold in ten years to 500, mostly migrants and homeless people; while Barcelona recently evicted 160, highlighting differing approaches to the crisis and a lack of coordinated responsibility amongst Spanish authorities.
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44% Bias Score
Netherlands: Poverty Rate to Decrease, but Depth of Poverty to Increase
The number of people in poverty in the Netherlands is expected to decrease from 4.9 percent in 2021 to 2.9 percent in 2026, but the depth of poverty will increase, with 35,000 employed and 30,000 self-employed individuals facing an income shortfall exceeding 30 percent of the poverty line in 2026, a...
Netherlands: Poverty Rate to Decrease, but Depth of Poverty to Increase
The number of people in poverty in the Netherlands is expected to decrease from 4.9 percent in 2021 to 2.9 percent in 2026, but the depth of poverty will increase, with 35,000 employed and 30,000 self-employed individuals facing an income shortfall exceeding 30 percent of the poverty line in 2026, a...
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16% Bias Score
Armenia's Unmet Socio-Economic Goals: A 2021-2024 Assessment
Armenia's government reported achieving its 7% annual economic growth target in 2021, but other key goals, including reducing unemployment to 10%, halving poverty, raising the minimum wage to 85,000 AMD, and equating average pensions to the consumer basket by 2026, remain unmet, with current figures...
Armenia's Unmet Socio-Economic Goals: A 2021-2024 Assessment
Armenia's government reported achieving its 7% annual economic growth target in 2021, but other key goals, including reducing unemployment to 10%, halving poverty, raising the minimum wage to 85,000 AMD, and equating average pensions to the consumer basket by 2026, remain unmet, with current figures...
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56% Bias Score
Record High Poverty in New York City Amidst Record Wealth
New York City's poverty rate has reached a record 25 percent, impacting over 2 million residents, while the city also boasts the world's highest number of millionaires and 60 billionaires, highlighting a stark economic disparity.
Record High Poverty in New York City Amidst Record Wealth
New York City's poverty rate has reached a record 25 percent, impacting over 2 million residents, while the city also boasts the world's highest number of millionaires and 60 billionaires, highlighting a stark economic disparity.
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52% Bias Score
Haitian Children Face Violence and Food Insecurity Amidst State Collapse
In Haiti, 1.2 million children face constant violence from gangs controlling 85% of Port-au-Prince, while 3 million will need urgent aid by 2025 due to widespread food insecurity and lack of access to education and healthcare, highlighting a humanitarian crisis exacerbated by decades of political in...
Haitian Children Face Violence and Food Insecurity Amidst State Collapse
In Haiti, 1.2 million children face constant violence from gangs controlling 85% of Port-au-Prince, while 3 million will need urgent aid by 2025 due to widespread food insecurity and lack of access to education and healthcare, highlighting a humanitarian crisis exacerbated by decades of political in...
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64% Bias Score
South Sudan's Excelsa Coffee: A Climate-Resilient Solution Facing Political Instability
In Nzara County, South Sudan, farmers are cultivating the climate-resistant excelsa coffee species, aiming to alleviate poverty and contribute to the global coffee market amidst a climate change-driven crisis; however, insecurity and infrastructure limitations pose significant challenges.
South Sudan's Excelsa Coffee: A Climate-Resilient Solution Facing Political Instability
In Nzara County, South Sudan, farmers are cultivating the climate-resistant excelsa coffee species, aiming to alleviate poverty and contribute to the global coffee market amidst a climate change-driven crisis; however, insecurity and infrastructure limitations pose significant challenges.
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40% Bias Score
La Rey": A Novel Exploring Inequality and Violence in Latin America
Reynaldo Sietecase's "La Rey" follows Blanca Rosa's journey through the drug trade in Latin America and Europe, contrasting her experiences with a parallel storyline involving a mysterious obsidian mirror in Madrid, highlighting systemic inequality and the unreliability of justice systems.
La Rey": A Novel Exploring Inequality and Violence in Latin America
Reynaldo Sietecase's "La Rey" follows Blanca Rosa's journey through the drug trade in Latin America and Europe, contrasting her experiences with a parallel storyline involving a mysterious obsidian mirror in Madrid, highlighting systemic inequality and the unreliability of justice systems.
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52% Bias Score
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