Journalist Metin Göktepe: Police Brutality and Delayed Justice in Turkey
Journalist Metin Göktepe died on January 8, 1996, in Istanbul after being beaten by police officers while covering a story; six officers received reduced sentences after a lengthy trial.
Journalist Metin Göktepe: Police Brutality and Delayed Justice in Turkey
Journalist Metin Göktepe died on January 8, 1996, in Istanbul after being beaten by police officers while covering a story; six officers received reduced sentences after a lengthy trial.
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24% Bias Score
Lawsuit Filed Against Madrid Official for Alleged Leak of Reporter Data
The PSOE filed a lawsuit against Miguel Ángel Rodríguez, chief of staff to Madrid's president, accusing him of leaking the personal data of two EL PAÍS reporters investigating her partner's alleged tax fraud, as retaliation; various media outlets published this information without verification.
Lawsuit Filed Against Madrid Official for Alleged Leak of Reporter Data
The PSOE filed a lawsuit against Miguel Ángel Rodríguez, chief of staff to Madrid's president, accusing him of leaking the personal data of two EL PAÍS reporters investigating her partner's alleged tax fraud, as retaliation; various media outlets published this information without verification.
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44% Bias Score
Secrecy shrouds ownership of Turkish media outlets "Nefes" and "Flash
The owners of the newly launched Turkish newspaper "Nefes" and the television channel "Flash" remain undisclosed despite various claims and denials, raising concerns about transparency and potential political influence in the Turkish media landscape.
Secrecy shrouds ownership of Turkish media outlets "Nefes" and "Flash
The owners of the newly launched Turkish newspaper "Nefes" and the television channel "Flash" remain undisclosed despite various claims and denials, raising concerns about transparency and potential political influence in the Turkish media landscape.
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36% Bias Score
Taz Responds to Charlie Hebdo Attack: Solidarity and Security
On January 7, 2015, the taz newspaper responded to the Charlie Hebdo attack by publishing "Je suis Charlie" on its front page, while simultaneously facing increased security measures that altered its previously open working environment and interactions with the public.
Taz Responds to Charlie Hebdo Attack: Solidarity and Security
On January 7, 2015, the taz newspaper responded to the Charlie Hebdo attack by publishing "Je suis Charlie" on its front page, while simultaneously facing increased security measures that altered its previously open working environment and interactions with the public.
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44% Bias Score
Attacks on Dutch Journalists Rise Sharply in 2024
In 2024, Dutch journalists faced a record number of threats, intimidation, discrimination, and physical violence, with 249 incidents reported to PersVeilig, a rise attributed partly to protests and riots, notably those related to pro-Palestinian demonstrations; one journalist's car was even set on f...
Attacks on Dutch Journalists Rise Sharply in 2024
In 2024, Dutch journalists faced a record number of threats, intimidation, discrimination, and physical violence, with 249 incidents reported to PersVeilig, a rise attributed partly to protests and riots, notably those related to pro-Palestinian demonstrations; one journalist's car was even set on f...
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28% Bias Score
Washington Post Rejects Cartoon, Prompts Cartoonist's Resignation
Pulitzer Prize winner Ann Telnaes resigned from the Washington Post after her cartoon criticizing tech moguls supporting Trump was rejected; the Post cited avoiding repetition, while Telnaes called it censorship and a threat to press freedom.
Washington Post Rejects Cartoon, Prompts Cartoonist's Resignation
Pulitzer Prize winner Ann Telnaes resigned from the Washington Post after her cartoon criticizing tech moguls supporting Trump was rejected; the Post cited avoiding repetition, while Telnaes called it censorship and a threat to press freedom.
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48% Bias Score
Murder of Indian Journalist Highlights Dangers Faced by Press
Indian journalist Mukesh Chandrakar was found murdered last week, his death likely linked to his reporting on a corrupt road construction project involving a relative and contractor. His colleagues protested, highlighting the dangers faced by journalists in India, particularly those working in confl...
Murder of Indian Journalist Highlights Dangers Faced by Press
Indian journalist Mukesh Chandrakar was found murdered last week, his death likely linked to his reporting on a corrupt road construction project involving a relative and contractor. His colleagues protested, highlighting the dangers faced by journalists in India, particularly those working in confl...
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36% Bias Score
Rojava Conflict Threatens Turkey's Peace Process: DEM Party
DEM Party co-chair Tülay Hatimoğulları stated in a parliamentary group meeting that peace in Turkey is contingent upon ending the war in Rojava, citing the escalating threats and the impact on Turkey's peace process. She highlighted the resistance in Suruç and Nusaybin, recent meetings with Abdullah...
Rojava Conflict Threatens Turkey's Peace Process: DEM Party
DEM Party co-chair Tülay Hatimoğulları stated in a parliamentary group meeting that peace in Turkey is contingent upon ending the war in Rojava, citing the escalating threats and the impact on Turkey's peace process. She highlighted the resistance in Suruç and Nusaybin, recent meetings with Abdullah...
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48% Bias Score
Dutch Journalist Attacks Surge in 2024
In 2024, reported incidents against Dutch journalists increased to 249 from 218 in 2023, mainly due to a near tripling of attacks (43 vs 15) during pro-Palestine protests in Amsterdam, involving threats, intimidation, and physical violence, with 56 physical assaults reported.
Dutch Journalist Attacks Surge in 2024
In 2024, reported incidents against Dutch journalists increased to 249 from 218 in 2023, mainly due to a near tripling of attacks (43 vs 15) during pro-Palestine protests in Amsterdam, involving threats, intimidation, and physical violence, with 56 physical assaults reported.
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20% Bias Score
Washington Post Faces Crisis Amidst Financial Losses and Censorship Accusations
The Washington Post, under Jeff Bezos' ownership, is experiencing a profound crisis involving significant financial losses, staff departures, and accusations of censorship after Bezos suppressed an endorsement for Kamala Harris and fired a cartoonist critical of Trump, leading to a loss of 50% of it...
Washington Post Faces Crisis Amidst Financial Losses and Censorship Accusations
The Washington Post, under Jeff Bezos' ownership, is experiencing a profound crisis involving significant financial losses, staff departures, and accusations of censorship after Bezos suppressed an endorsement for Kamala Harris and fired a cartoonist critical of Trump, leading to a loss of 50% of it...
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60% Bias Score
Resilient Central American Journalism Exposes Authoritarian Regimes
Central American journalists, despite facing exile, imprisonment, and threats, continue to expose corruption and human rights abuses in El Salvador, Nicaragua, Guatemala, and Honduras in 2024, demonstrating resilience against authoritarian regimes.
Resilient Central American Journalism Exposes Authoritarian Regimes
Central American journalists, despite facing exile, imprisonment, and threats, continue to expose corruption and human rights abuses in El Salvador, Nicaragua, Guatemala, and Honduras in 2024, demonstrating resilience against authoritarian regimes.
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48% Bias Score
Washington Post Cartoonist Quits After Bezos Cartoon Rejected
Pulitzer Prize winner Ann Telnaes resigned from the Washington Post after it refused to publish her cartoon depicting Jeff Bezos and other tech CEOs offering money to a Donald Trump statue; the Post cited repetition, but Telnaes argued it was a threat to press freedom.
Washington Post Cartoonist Quits After Bezos Cartoon Rejected
Pulitzer Prize winner Ann Telnaes resigned from the Washington Post after it refused to publish her cartoon depicting Jeff Bezos and other tech CEOs offering money to a Donald Trump statue; the Post cited repetition, but Telnaes argued it was a threat to press freedom.
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52% Bias Score