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Robinson Denies Harassment Charges
Tommy Robinson, 42, pleaded not guilty at Southwark Crown Court to two counts of harassment against journalists Andrew Young and Jacob Dirnhuber, allegedly threatening them and their families online and in person in August 2024; a trial is set for October 19, 2026.
Robinson Denies Harassment Charges
Tommy Robinson, 42, pleaded not guilty at Southwark Crown Court to two counts of harassment against journalists Andrew Young and Jacob Dirnhuber, allegedly threatening them and their families online and in person in August 2024; a trial is set for October 19, 2026.
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44% Bias Score
Spanish Journalist Detained in Venezuela Amid Rising Tensions
Spanish journalist Miguel Moreno Dapena was detained in early June by Venezuelan authorities along with eight others aboard a Panamanian-flagged vessel deemed suspicious in Venezuelan waters, marking the third arrest of a Spanish citizen in Venezuela in under a year.
Spanish Journalist Detained in Venezuela Amid Rising Tensions
Spanish journalist Miguel Moreno Dapena was detained in early June by Venezuelan authorities along with eight others aboard a Panamanian-flagged vessel deemed suspicious in Venezuelan waters, marking the third arrest of a Spanish citizen in Venezuela in under a year.
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32% Bias Score
Turkey: 18 Groups Condemn Arrest of Five Journalists
Five Turkish journalists—Dicle Baştürk, Yavuz Akengin, Eylem Emel Yılmaz, Ozan Cırık, and Metin Yoksu—were arrested in Artvin on charges of 'organization membership' related to their reporting, prompting condemnation from 18 press and civil society organizations who argue the arrests threaten press ...
Turkey: 18 Groups Condemn Arrest of Five Journalists
Five Turkish journalists—Dicle Baştürk, Yavuz Akengin, Eylem Emel Yılmaz, Ozan Cırık, and Metin Yoksu—were arrested in Artvin on charges of 'organization membership' related to their reporting, prompting condemnation from 18 press and civil society organizations who argue the arrests threaten press ...
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56% Bias Score
Azerbaijan Sentences Sputnik Leaders to Prison Amid Russia Tensions
On Tuesday, the executive director and editor-in-chief of Russia's Sputnik news agency in Azerbaijan were sentenced to four months in prison following a police raid, escalating tensions between the two countries after deadly raids in Russia targeting Azerbaijanis.
Azerbaijan Sentences Sputnik Leaders to Prison Amid Russia Tensions
On Tuesday, the executive director and editor-in-chief of Russia's Sputnik news agency in Azerbaijan were sentenced to four months in prison following a police raid, escalating tensions between the two countries after deadly raids in Russia targeting Azerbaijanis.
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40% Bias Score
Nicaraguan Journalists Seek Spanish Citizenship Amidst Government Repression
Seven Nicaraguan journalists, exiled in Costa Rica after the Ortega regime confiscated their passports and stripped them of their nationality, have requested Spanish citizenship, highlighting the escalating repression against independent media and the growing number of Nicaraguans seeking refuge abr...
Nicaraguan Journalists Seek Spanish Citizenship Amidst Government Repression
Seven Nicaraguan journalists, exiled in Costa Rica after the Ortega regime confiscated their passports and stripped them of their nationality, have requested Spanish citizenship, highlighting the escalating repression against independent media and the growing number of Nicaraguans seeking refuge abr...
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52% Bias Score
Mexican Judge Orders Newspaper Closure, Exemplifying Rise in Censorship
A Mexican judge ordered the closure of "Tribuna," a 50-year-old regional newspaper, and sentenced its former director for "inciting hatred" against Governor Layda Sansores of Campeche, reflecting a concerning escalation of authoritarianism and censorship in Mexico's judicial system.
Mexican Judge Orders Newspaper Closure, Exemplifying Rise in Censorship
A Mexican judge ordered the closure of "Tribuna," a 50-year-old regional newspaper, and sentenced its former director for "inciting hatred" against Governor Layda Sansores of Campeche, reflecting a concerning escalation of authoritarianism and censorship in Mexico's judicial system.
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56% Bias Score
Zimbabwean Journalist Arrested for Satirical Article Criticizing President
Zimbabwean journalist Faith Zaba was arrested on July 2nd for publishing a satirical article criticizing President Mnangagwa, highlighting the government's growing suppression of press freedom and drawing condemnation from human rights groups and international organizations.
Zimbabwean Journalist Arrested for Satirical Article Criticizing President
Zimbabwean journalist Faith Zaba was arrested on July 2nd for publishing a satirical article criticizing President Mnangagwa, highlighting the government's growing suppression of press freedom and drawing condemnation from human rights groups and international organizations.
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36% Bias Score
Attack on Leman Magazine Sparks Debate on Freedom of Expression in Turkey
Following an alleged depiction of Muhammed in its June 26th issue, Leman magazine in Turkey was attacked by a mob, resulting in four arrests and highlighting concerns about freedom of expression and the misuse of religious sentiment.
Attack on Leman Magazine Sparks Debate on Freedom of Expression in Turkey
Following an alleged depiction of Muhammed in its June 26th issue, Leman magazine in Turkey was attacked by a mob, resulting in four arrests and highlighting concerns about freedom of expression and the misuse of religious sentiment.
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56% Bias Score
Trump's Media Lawsuits: Millions in Settlements, Concerns for Press Freedom
President Trump's ongoing lawsuits against CNN, The New York Times, CBS, and ABC, totaling millions in settlements, highlight his aggressive approach to media criticism and raise concerns about press freedom and the chilling effect on investigative journalism.
Trump's Media Lawsuits: Millions in Settlements, Concerns for Press Freedom
President Trump's ongoing lawsuits against CNN, The New York Times, CBS, and ABC, totaling millions in settlements, highlight his aggressive approach to media criticism and raise concerns about press freedom and the chilling effect on investigative journalism.
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52% Bias Score
Mexican Journalist Faces Two-Year Ban, $106,000 Lawsuit
A Campeche judge ordered a two-year suspension of journalist Jorge González and the closure of his newspaper, Tribuna, due to a hate crime complaint filed by Governor Layda Sansores for an anonymous column critical of her administration; González also faces a separate civil suit demanding $106,000.
Mexican Journalist Faces Two-Year Ban, $106,000 Lawsuit
A Campeche judge ordered a two-year suspension of journalist Jorge González and the closure of his newspaper, Tribuna, due to a hate crime complaint filed by Governor Layda Sansores for an anonymous column critical of her administration; González also faces a separate civil suit demanding $106,000.
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48% Bias Score
Castilla y León Passes Law Limiting Government Media Funding
A new law in Castilla y León limits institutional advertising to 33% of a media outlet's revenue, passed by an unprecedented alliance of PSOE, Vox, Unidas Podemos, and former Ciudadanos member Francisco Igea, against the ruling PP party, aiming to curb government influence on media following accusat...
Castilla y León Passes Law Limiting Government Media Funding
A new law in Castilla y León limits institutional advertising to 33% of a media outlet's revenue, passed by an unprecedented alliance of PSOE, Vox, Unidas Podemos, and former Ciudadanos member Francisco Igea, against the ruling PP party, aiming to curb government influence on media following accusat...
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60% Bias Score
VOA Shut Down After Hundreds of Journalists Fired
President Trump's administration fired hundreds of Voice of America journalists, effectively shutting down the US-funded news outlet, leaving only 50 employees across VOA, the Office of Cuba Broadcasting, and the US Agency for Global Media (USAGM), following an order in March to eliminate the agency...
VOA Shut Down After Hundreds of Journalists Fired
President Trump's administration fired hundreds of Voice of America journalists, effectively shutting down the US-funded news outlet, leaving only 50 employees across VOA, the Office of Cuba Broadcasting, and the US Agency for Global Media (USAGM), following an order in March to eliminate the agency...
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52% Bias Score
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