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Belarussian Political Prisoners Released, but One Remains Missing
On September 11th, Belarus released 52 prisoners, including 40 political prisoners, under a pardon; however, the release resembled a deportation, with individuals transported without belongings and some without passports, prompting international concern over human rights violations.
Belarussian Political Prisoners Released, but One Remains Missing
On September 11th, Belarus released 52 prisoners, including 40 political prisoners, under a pardon; however, the release resembled a deportation, with individuals transported without belongings and some without passports, prompting international concern over human rights violations.
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24% Bias Score
Belarus Releases 52 Political Prisoners Following US Mediation
On Thursday, September 11th, Belarus released 52 political prisoners, including prominent opposition figure Nikolai Statkevich, following US mediation efforts; 14 foreign nationals were among those freed, and the US lifted sanctions on Belavia.
Belarus Releases 52 Political Prisoners Following US Mediation
On Thursday, September 11th, Belarus released 52 political prisoners, including prominent opposition figure Nikolai Statkevich, following US mediation efforts; 14 foreign nationals were among those freed, and the US lifted sanctions on Belavia.
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24% Bias Score
Release of Italian-Venezuelan Political Prisoners in Caracas Following International Pressure
In Caracas, Venezuela, 13 political prisoners, including Italian-Venezuelans Amerigo De Grazia and Margarita Assenza, were released following international pressure; however, some remain imprisoned, with others under house arrest, pending court appearances and restrictions on movement.
Release of Italian-Venezuelan Political Prisoners in Caracas Following International Pressure
In Caracas, Venezuela, 13 political prisoners, including Italian-Venezuelans Amerigo De Grazia and Margarita Assenza, were released following international pressure; however, some remain imprisoned, with others under house arrest, pending court appearances and restrictions on movement.
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44% Bias Score
Syrian Pilot Freed After 43 Years Following Assad Regime Collapse
Raguid al Tatari, a Syrian pilot imprisoned for 43 years and 15 days for allegedly inciting fellow pilots to defect in 1980, was released on December 9, 2024, following the fall of the Assad regime, becoming Syria's longest-serving political prisoner.
Syrian Pilot Freed After 43 Years Following Assad Regime Collapse
Raguid al Tatari, a Syrian pilot imprisoned for 43 years and 15 days for allegedly inciting fellow pilots to defect in 1980, was released on December 9, 2024, following the fall of the Assad regime, becoming Syria's longest-serving political prisoner.
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56% Bias Score
Critical Condition of Released Palestinian Prisoners Highlights Israeli Prison Abuse
Four Palestinians released in a prisoner exchange are hospitalized in critical condition in Ramallah due to severe malnutrition and torture in Israeli prisons, highlighting systematic abuse documented by their testimonies and the Palestinian Red Crescent.
Critical Condition of Released Palestinian Prisoners Highlights Israeli Prison Abuse
Four Palestinians released in a prisoner exchange are hospitalized in critical condition in Ramallah due to severe malnutrition and torture in Israeli prisons, highlighting systematic abuse documented by their testimonies and the Palestinian Red Crescent.
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32% Bias Score
Palestinian Prisoners Released, But Tensions Remain
In Ramallah, West Bank, emotional reunions followed the release of around 60 Palestinian prisoners from Israeli jails, including Hussein Nassar after 20 years, while 21 others convicted of serious crimes were deported, causing mixed feelings.
Palestinian Prisoners Released, But Tensions Remain
In Ramallah, West Bank, emotional reunions followed the release of around 60 Palestinian prisoners from Israeli jails, including Hussein Nassar after 20 years, while 21 others convicted of serious crimes were deported, causing mixed feelings.
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36% Bias Score
Belarus Releases 52 Prisoners in US-Negotiated Deal, Prominent Opposition Figure Remains
In a US-negotiated deal lifting some sanctions on Belarusian national airline Belavia, Belarus released 52 prisoners, including 14 foreign nationals; however, prominent opposition figure Mikolaï Statkevitch refused exile and returned to Belarus.
Belarus Releases 52 Prisoners in US-Negotiated Deal, Prominent Opposition Figure Remains
In a US-negotiated deal lifting some sanctions on Belarusian national airline Belavia, Belarus released 52 prisoners, including 14 foreign nationals; however, prominent opposition figure Mikolaï Statkevitch refused exile and returned to Belarus.
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36% Bias Score
Minnesota Man Wrongfully Convicted of Murder Released After Nearly 30 Years
Bryan Hooper Sr., wrongly convicted of the 1998 murder of Ann Prazniak, was released Thursday after a judge overturned his conviction based on a key witness recanting her testimony and confessing to the crime.
Minnesota Man Wrongfully Convicted of Murder Released After Nearly 30 Years
Bryan Hooper Sr., wrongly convicted of the 1998 murder of Ann Prazniak, was released Thursday after a judge overturned his conviction based on a key witness recanting her testimony and confessing to the crime.
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16% Bias Score
French Court Orders Release of Lebanese Militant Georges Abdallah After 37 Years
Georges Abdallah, a 74-year-old Lebanese militant imprisoned in France since 1987 for the murders of two diplomats, was released on July 25th, 2024, and departed for Beirut after a Paris court deemed his lengthy detention disproportionate, despite the prosecution's appeal.
French Court Orders Release of Lebanese Militant Georges Abdallah After 37 Years
Georges Abdallah, a 74-year-old Lebanese militant imprisoned in France since 1987 for the murders of two diplomats, was released on July 25th, 2024, and departed for Beirut after a Paris court deemed his lengthy detention disproportionate, despite the prosecution's appeal.
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48% Bias Score
US Citizen Released from Taliban Detention
US citizen Faye Hall, detained in Afghanistan since February, was released on Thursday following a court order and is returning home, with Qatar providing logistical support; she expressed gratitude to President Trump in a video.
US Citizen Released from Taliban Detention
US citizen Faye Hall, detained in Afghanistan since February, was released on Thursday following a court order and is returning home, with Qatar providing logistical support; she expressed gratitude to President Trump in a video.
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40% Bias Score
Released Hostages Learn of Family Deaths After Release
Three Israeli hostages freed on Saturday learned of their family members' deaths during the October 7th Hamas attack only after their release, highlighting the emotional toll and communication failures during the crisis; one family is urging for the immediate release of all remaining hostages.
Released Hostages Learn of Family Deaths After Release
Three Israeli hostages freed on Saturday learned of their family members' deaths during the October 7th Hamas attack only after their release, highlighting the emotional toll and communication failures during the crisis; one family is urging for the immediate release of all remaining hostages.
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36% Bias Score
Hamas to Release Four Israeli Soldiers, Contradicting Ceasefire Agreement
Hamas announced the names of four female Israeli soldiers to be released tomorrow, contradicting the ceasefire agreement's prioritization of civilian releases; Israel confirmed receiving the names and will respond later; the discrepancy involves a civilian prisoner held by another group, highlightin...
Hamas to Release Four Israeli Soldiers, Contradicting Ceasefire Agreement
Hamas announced the names of four female Israeli soldiers to be released tomorrow, contradicting the ceasefire agreement's prioritization of civilian releases; Israel confirmed receiving the names and will respond later; the discrepancy involves a civilian prisoner held by another group, highlightin...
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44% Bias Score
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