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Fundación Gabo Awards 2025 Excellence Award to Three Journalists
The Fundación Gabo awarded its 2025 Excellence Award to Ewald Scharfenberg, Laura Zommer, and Patrícia Campos Mello for their rigorous and courageous journalism in the face of political pressure and disinformation, marking the first time the award was split and coinciding with the foundation's 30th ...
Fundación Gabo Awards 2025 Excellence Award to Three Journalists
The Fundación Gabo awarded its 2025 Excellence Award to Ewald Scharfenberg, Laura Zommer, and Patrícia Campos Mello for their rigorous and courageous journalism in the face of political pressure and disinformation, marking the first time the award was split and coinciding with the foundation's 30th ...
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40% Bias Score
Moran Predicts Loss of U.S. Free Press Under Trump
Former ABC News correspondent Terry Moran fears the U.S. will lose its free press unless President Trump is "stopped," citing the CBS/Paramount settlement, the FCC's investigation of ABC News, and parallels to media suppression in authoritarian regimes.
Moran Predicts Loss of U.S. Free Press Under Trump
Former ABC News correspondent Terry Moran fears the U.S. will lose its free press unless President Trump is "stopped," citing the CBS/Paramount settlement, the FCC's investigation of ABC News, and parallels to media suppression in authoritarian regimes.
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56% Bias Score
Latin America Journalist Murders Surge in 2025
Since January 2025, at least 13 journalists have been murdered in Latin America, surpassing 2024's total of nine; Mexico leads with eight deaths, mostly local reporters investigating corruption and crime linked to local authorities, highlighting a climate of impunity and violence against the press.
Latin America Journalist Murders Surge in 2025
Since January 2025, at least 13 journalists have been murdered in Latin America, surpassing 2024's total of nine; Mexico leads with eight deaths, mostly local reporters investigating corruption and crime linked to local authorities, highlighting a climate of impunity and violence against the press.
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40% Bias Score
Gaza Journalists' Malnutrition Threatens Global Conflict Coverage
Palestinian journalists in Gaza, vital for global news coverage due to Israel's access restrictions, are suffering from severe malnutrition and exhaustion, hindering their ability to report on the conflict; this impacts global awareness of the crisis.
Gaza Journalists' Malnutrition Threatens Global Conflict Coverage
Palestinian journalists in Gaza, vital for global news coverage due to Israel's access restrictions, are suffering from severe malnutrition and exhaustion, hindering their ability to report on the conflict; this impacts global awareness of the crisis.
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52% Bias Score
Emine Ocak's Death and TELE 1 Closure Highlight Concerns Over Press Freedom in Turkey
Emine Ocak, a prominent figure of the Cumartesi Anneleri, passed away at 89; simultaneously, TELE 1, a Turkish television channel, was shut down, raising concerns about press freedom amidst discussions of the Treaty of Lausanne and human rights.
Emine Ocak's Death and TELE 1 Closure Highlight Concerns Over Press Freedom in Turkey
Emine Ocak, a prominent figure of the Cumartesi Anneleri, passed away at 89; simultaneously, TELE 1, a Turkish television channel, was shut down, raising concerns about press freedom amidst discussions of the Treaty of Lausanne and human rights.
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52% Bias Score
Spain Reactivates Classified Information Law Amid Freedom of Expression Concerns
The Spanish government revived its Classified Information Law, imposing fines up to €2.5 million for revealing state secrets, despite concerns raised by various bodies about its impact on freedom of expression and the transfer of authority to the Ministry of the Presidency.
Spain Reactivates Classified Information Law Amid Freedom of Expression Concerns
The Spanish government revived its Classified Information Law, imposing fines up to €2.5 million for revealing state secrets, despite concerns raised by various bodies about its impact on freedom of expression and the transfer of authority to the Ministry of the Presidency.
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40% Bias Score
Israel Accused of Inciting Violence Against Al Jazeera Journalists in Gaza
Al Jazeera accuses the Israeli military of inciting violence against its Gaza reporters, notably Anas al-Sharif, following Adraee's false accusation of Hamas ties; over 200 media workers have been killed since October 2023, with Israel obstructing international journalists' access.
Israel Accused of Inciting Violence Against Al Jazeera Journalists in Gaza
Al Jazeera accuses the Israeli military of inciting violence against its Gaza reporters, notably Anas al-Sharif, following Adraee's false accusation of Hamas ties; over 200 media workers have been killed since October 2023, with Israel obstructing international journalists' access.
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56% Bias Score
Online Harassment of Canadian Journalists Linked to Significant Mental Health Impacts
A study of Canadian journalists reveals that online harassment is widespread, with a quarter experiencing it weekly, leading to significant emotional distress, including symptoms of PTSD, depression, and anxiety, alongside moral injury.
Online Harassment of Canadian Journalists Linked to Significant Mental Health Impacts
A study of Canadian journalists reveals that online harassment is widespread, with a quarter experiencing it weekly, leading to significant emotional distress, including symptoms of PTSD, depression, and anxiety, alongside moral injury.
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48% Bias Score
Gaza Blockade Silences Journalists, Fuels Humanitarian Crisis
The Israeli blockade of Gaza has created a humanitarian crisis for journalists, preventing independent reporting and leaving them unable to work and support their families; this is part of a broader global attack on press freedom.
Gaza Blockade Silences Journalists, Fuels Humanitarian Crisis
The Israeli blockade of Gaza has created a humanitarian crisis for journalists, preventing independent reporting and leaving them unable to work and support their families; this is part of a broader global attack on press freedom.
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52% Bias Score
Skydance Acquires Paramount; FCC Approval Raises Concerns About CBS News' Future
The FCC approved Skydance Media's $8 billion acquisition of Paramount, parent company of CBS News, after Skydance agreed to drop DEI initiatives and implement an ombudsman, prompting concerns about press freedom and editorial changes at CBS News.
Skydance Acquires Paramount; FCC Approval Raises Concerns About CBS News' Future
The FCC approved Skydance Media's $8 billion acquisition of Paramount, parent company of CBS News, after Skydance agreed to drop DEI initiatives and implement an ombudsman, prompting concerns about press freedom and editorial changes at CBS News.
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68% Bias Score
Globe and Mail Reporter Targeted for Investigating Alberta Healthcare Scandal
Alberta correspondent Carrie Tait of The Globe and Mail is facing online harassment and targeted surveillance due to her investigative reporting on alleged political interference and unethical practices in the province's healthcare system, which involved a controversial $70-million contract for chil...
Globe and Mail Reporter Targeted for Investigating Alberta Healthcare Scandal
Alberta correspondent Carrie Tait of The Globe and Mail is facing online harassment and targeted surveillance due to her investigative reporting on alleged political interference and unethical practices in the province's healthcare system, which involved a controversial $70-million contract for chil...
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20% Bias Score
Gaza Blockade Threatens AFP Journalists with Starvation
The UN reports over two million Gazans, including ten AFP journalists, face starvation due to the Israeli blockade; one journalist, Bashar, is severely weakened and appealed for help, while another, Ahlam, continues to report despite deadly risks; France demands access for journalists and a ceasefir...
Gaza Blockade Threatens AFP Journalists with Starvation
The UN reports over two million Gazans, including ten AFP journalists, face starvation due to the Israeli blockade; one journalist, Bashar, is severely weakened and appealed for help, while another, Ahlam, continues to report despite deadly risks; France demands access for journalists and a ceasefir...
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40% Bias Score
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