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Virginia Teachers Win Lawsuit Against School's Pronoun Mandate
Three Virginia teachers won a lawsuit against Harrisonburg City Public Schools, securing a religious accommodation that prevents the school from mandating the use of students' preferred pronouns; the school board affirmed they don't require staff to use preferred pronouns.
Virginia Teachers Win Lawsuit Against School's Pronoun Mandate
Three Virginia teachers won a lawsuit against Harrisonburg City Public Schools, securing a religious accommodation that prevents the school from mandating the use of students' preferred pronouns; the school board affirmed they don't require staff to use preferred pronouns.
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56% Bias Score
Rhineland-Palatinate Finalizes Agreement on Islamic Religious Instruction
The Rhineland-Palatinate state government finalized an agreement with four Islamic associations to implement comprehensive Islamic religious instruction in schools, addressing burial rites, pastoral care, and religious holidays, following years of negotiations and a temporary suspension due to the 2...
Rhineland-Palatinate Finalizes Agreement on Islamic Religious Instruction
The Rhineland-Palatinate state government finalized an agreement with four Islamic associations to implement comprehensive Islamic religious instruction in schools, addressing burial rites, pastoral care, and religious holidays, following years of negotiations and a temporary suspension due to the 2...
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44% Bias Score
Faith Leaders Offer Mixed Reactions to Potential Second Trump Administration
Christian, Jewish, and Muslim faith leaders express mixed reactions to a potential second Trump administration, with some expressing optimism for religious freedom and others voicing concerns about antisemitism and foreign policy decisions regarding the Middle East.
Faith Leaders Offer Mixed Reactions to Potential Second Trump Administration
Christian, Jewish, and Muslim faith leaders express mixed reactions to a potential second Trump administration, with some expressing optimism for religious freedom and others voicing concerns about antisemitism and foreign policy decisions regarding the Middle East.
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48% Bias Score
Albanese Backs Ban on Protests Outside Places of Worship After Antisemitic Attacks
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced \$8.5 million in funding for the Sydney Jewish Museum and voiced support for banning protests outside places of worship following recent antisemitic acts in Sydney, a move criticized by civil liberties advocates.
Albanese Backs Ban on Protests Outside Places of Worship After Antisemitic Attacks
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced \$8.5 million in funding for the Sydney Jewish Museum and voiced support for banning protests outside places of worship following recent antisemitic acts in Sydney, a move criticized by civil liberties advocates.
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48% Bias Score
Controversial Gender Segregation Bill Approved in Israel
Israel's Ministerial Committee approved a bill expanding gender segregation in universities, despite court rulings and widespread opposition citing hypocrisy and undermining of religious freedom and gender equality, contradicting the nation's commitment to these values.
Controversial Gender Segregation Bill Approved in Israel
Israel's Ministerial Committee approved a bill expanding gender segregation in universities, despite court rulings and widespread opposition citing hypocrisy and undermining of religious freedom and gender equality, contradicting the nation's commitment to these values.
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NSW to Review Laws Protecting Religious Institutions After Antisemitic Attacks
NSW Premier Chris Minns ordered a review of laws to strengthen protections for religious institutions following antisemitic attacks, including a Melbourne synagogue firebombing and protests outside a Sydney synagogue that prevented congregants from leaving.
NSW to Review Laws Protecting Religious Institutions After Antisemitic Attacks
NSW Premier Chris Minns ordered a review of laws to strengthen protections for religious institutions following antisemitic attacks, including a Melbourne synagogue firebombing and protests outside a Sydney synagogue that prevented congregants from leaving.
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52% Bias Score
French Consultant Sues Catholic School Organization for Discrimination
A self-employed communication consultant in Bayeux, France, filed a discrimination lawsuit after a Catholic education organization terminated her contract due to parental objections to her social media posts about her bisexuality and polyamorous relationship, resulting in significant financial and e...
French Consultant Sues Catholic School Organization for Discrimination
A self-employed communication consultant in Bayeux, France, filed a discrimination lawsuit after a Catholic education organization terminated her contract due to parental objections to her social media posts about her bisexuality and polyamorous relationship, resulting in significant financial and e...
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Supreme Court to Hear Case on Catholic Charities' Unemployment Tax Exemption
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a case challenging Wisconsin's denial of an unemployment tax exemption to Catholic Charities, a decision that stems from a state Supreme Court ruling deeming the organization's work primarily non-religious despite its religious motivations; the case will likely be ar...
Supreme Court to Hear Case on Catholic Charities' Unemployment Tax Exemption
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a case challenging Wisconsin's denial of an unemployment tax exemption to Catholic Charities, a decision that stems from a state Supreme Court ruling deeming the organization's work primarily non-religious despite its religious motivations; the case will likely be ar...
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40% Bias Score
India's 1991 Religious Sites Law Faces Supreme Court Challenge
India's Supreme Court is hearing challenges to a 1991 law protecting religious sites' pre-1947 status, sparking debates about religious freedom and communal harmony, with petitions arguing the law infringes on these rights while others see it as crucial for protecting religious minorities in a Hindu...
India's 1991 Religious Sites Law Faces Supreme Court Challenge
India's Supreme Court is hearing challenges to a 1991 law protecting religious sites' pre-1947 status, sparking debates about religious freedom and communal harmony, with petitions arguing the law infringes on these rights while others see it as crucial for protecting religious minorities in a Hindu...
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44% Bias Score
French School Faces Funding Loss Over Teacher's YouTube Videos and Controversial Library Books
Shakeel Siddiq, a teacher at Al-Kindi school and YouTube personality, faces potential funding loss for his videos supporting a traditional interpretation of Islam and criticizing French policies, alongside concerns about books promoting jihad and traditional gender roles found in the school's librar...
French School Faces Funding Loss Over Teacher's YouTube Videos and Controversial Library Books
Shakeel Siddiq, a teacher at Al-Kindi school and YouTube personality, faces potential funding loss for his videos supporting a traditional interpretation of Islam and criticizing French policies, alongside concerns about books promoting jihad and traditional gender roles found in the school's librar...
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64% Bias Score
Melbourne Synagogue Arson Prompts Review of Protest Laws Amid Ongoing Pro-Palestinian Rallies
Following an arson attack on a Melbourne synagogue, the Victorian government is considering changes to protest laws to prevent demonstrations at places of worship, while pro-Palestinian protesters vow to continue weekly rallies in Melbourne's CBD until "liberation", prompting business concerns about...
Melbourne Synagogue Arson Prompts Review of Protest Laws Amid Ongoing Pro-Palestinian Rallies
Following an arson attack on a Melbourne synagogue, the Victorian government is considering changes to protest laws to prevent demonstrations at places of worship, while pro-Palestinian protesters vow to continue weekly rallies in Melbourne's CBD until "liberation", prompting business concerns about...
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56% Bias Score
"Dutch Law Increasing Oversight of Religious Schools Sparks Controversy"
"A proposed Dutch law increasing oversight of informal religious education, including evening and weekend schools, has sparked controversy, with religious leaders raising concerns about disproportionate intervention and potential polarization while the government highlights the need to protect again...
"Dutch Law Increasing Oversight of Religious Schools Sparks Controversy"
"A proposed Dutch law increasing oversight of informal religious education, including evening and weekend schools, has sparked controversy, with religious leaders raising concerns about disproportionate intervention and potential polarization while the government highlights the need to protect again...
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44% Bias Score
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