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Spain Orders Jumilla to Lift Ban on Muslim Gatherings
The Spanish government intervened to overturn a ban on religious gatherings in Jumilla, imposed by local authorities, after criticism of its discriminatory nature and violation of constitutional rights, highlighting rising Islamophobia in Spain and broader European debates on religious pluralism.
Spain Orders Jumilla to Lift Ban on Muslim Gatherings
The Spanish government intervened to overturn a ban on religious gatherings in Jumilla, imposed by local authorities, after criticism of its discriminatory nature and violation of constitutional rights, highlighting rising Islamophobia in Spain and broader European debates on religious pluralism.
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48% Bias Score


US Lawyer Defends Armenian Church Amidst Government Crackdown
Renowned American lawyer Robert Amsterdam arrived in Yerevan to defend the Armenian Church and those imprisoned for supporting it, including businessman Samvel Karapetyan whose company is facing nationalization, citing a pattern of government repression against religious figures and their supporters...
US Lawyer Defends Armenian Church Amidst Government Crackdown
Renowned American lawyer Robert Amsterdam arrived in Yerevan to defend the Armenian Church and those imprisoned for supporting it, including businessman Samvel Karapetyan whose company is facing nationalization, citing a pattern of government repression against religious figures and their supporters...
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52% Bias Score


PP Defends Jumilla's Ban on Muslim Festivities in Public Spaces
The Jumilla, Spain, city council banned Muslim festivities in public spaces; the ruling PP party supports the ban, rejecting criticism from the Bishops' Conference and the government, citing legal loopholes and political motivations.
PP Defends Jumilla's Ban on Muslim Festivities in Public Spaces
The Jumilla, Spain, city council banned Muslim festivities in public spaces; the ruling PP party supports the ban, rejecting criticism from the Bishops' Conference and the government, citing legal loopholes and political motivations.
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52% Bias Score


Turkish Parents Protest Forced School Transfer to Village Linked to Religious Order
Parents in six villages near Eskişehir, Turkey, are protesting the local education authority's attempt to force their children to attend a school in Buhara village, allegedly linked to the Menzil religious order; parents cite concerns about the school's remote location and the disruption to their ch...
Turkish Parents Protest Forced School Transfer to Village Linked to Religious Order
Parents in six villages near Eskişehir, Turkey, are protesting the local education authority's attempt to force their children to attend a school in Buhara village, allegedly linked to the Menzil religious order; parents cite concerns about the school's remote location and the disruption to their ch...
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56% Bias Score


Spain's Jumilla Bans Muslim Use of Public Facilities for Religious Events
The Jumilla, Spain local authority banned Muslims from using public facilities for religious festivals, prompting an ombudsman investigation and widespread condemnation for discrimination against the town's roughly 1,500 Muslims.
Spain's Jumilla Bans Muslim Use of Public Facilities for Religious Events
The Jumilla, Spain local authority banned Muslims from using public facilities for religious festivals, prompting an ombudsman investigation and widespread condemnation for discrimination against the town's roughly 1,500 Muslims.
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60% Bias Score


Spanish Town Restricts Muslim Celebrations After Far-Right Motion
The ruling PP party in Jumilla, Murcia, amended local regulations to prevent the Muslim community from using sports facilities for Ramadan and Eid celebrations, following a Vox motion, sparking accusations of discrimination and a complaint to the prosecutor's office.
Spanish Town Restricts Muslim Celebrations After Far-Right Motion
The ruling PP party in Jumilla, Murcia, amended local regulations to prevent the Muslim community from using sports facilities for Ramadan and Eid celebrations, following a Vox motion, sparking accusations of discrimination and a complaint to the prosecutor's office.
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52% Bias Score

Jumilla's Ban on Muslim Celebrations Fuels Political Tensions in Spain
The Jumilla (Murcia) council, in a move amended by the PP after an agreement with Vox, banned religious events in municipal sports facilities; the government challenged the ban, while Vox intensified its anti-immigration rhetoric.

Jumilla's Ban on Muslim Celebrations Fuels Political Tensions in Spain
The Jumilla (Murcia) council, in a move amended by the PP after an agreement with Vox, banned religious events in municipal sports facilities; the government challenged the ban, while Vox intensified its anti-immigration rhetoric.
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56% Bias Score

Moroccan Feminist Arrested for "Blasphemy" After Viral Post
Moroccan feminist Ibtissame Lachgar was arrested for blasphemy after posting a photo of herself wearing a shirt stating "Allah is lesbian", facing up to five years imprisonment for the act which sparked outrage and numerous threats. Her past activism with Mali further fueled the controversy.

Moroccan Feminist Arrested for "Blasphemy" After Viral Post
Moroccan feminist Ibtissame Lachgar was arrested for blasphemy after posting a photo of herself wearing a shirt stating "Allah is lesbian", facing up to five years imprisonment for the act which sparked outrage and numerous threats. Her past activism with Mali further fueled the controversy.
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36% Bias Score

Vox Leader Attacks Catholic Church After Defense of Jumilla Muslims
Santiago Abascal of Spain's Vox party vehemently criticized the Catholic Church's defense of Jumilla's Muslim community against a motion, proposed by Vox and amended by the PP, to prevent their religious celebrations in a municipal sports center, accusing the Church of being influenced by government...

Vox Leader Attacks Catholic Church After Defense of Jumilla Muslims
Santiago Abascal of Spain's Vox party vehemently criticized the Catholic Church's defense of Jumilla's Muslim community against a motion, proposed by Vox and amended by the PP, to prevent their religious celebrations in a municipal sports center, accusing the Church of being influenced by government...
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44% Bias Score

Spain's Jumilla Bans Muslim Religious Gatherings in Public Sports Centers
The conservative local government of Jumilla, Spain, banned religious gatherings in public sports centers, impacting local Muslims, sparking criticism from Spain's Migration Minister and a UN official who condemned the ban as Islamophobic and a violation of religious freedom.

Spain's Jumilla Bans Muslim Religious Gatherings in Public Sports Centers
The conservative local government of Jumilla, Spain, banned religious gatherings in public sports centers, impacting local Muslims, sparking criticism from Spain's Migration Minister and a UN official who condemned the ban as Islamophobic and a violation of religious freedom.
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48% Bias Score

Jumilla Bans Muslim Religious Celebrations in Public Sports Facilities
The municipality of Jumilla, Murcia, Spain, passed a law prohibiting the use of public sports facilities for non-sports events, barring Muslims from using them for Eid celebrations; this is the first such instance in Spain and has sparked controversy and legal challenges.

Jumilla Bans Muslim Religious Celebrations in Public Sports Facilities
The municipality of Jumilla, Murcia, Spain, passed a law prohibiting the use of public sports facilities for non-sports events, barring Muslims from using them for Eid celebrations; this is the first such instance in Spain and has sparked controversy and legal challenges.
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52% Bias Score

Arkansas Ten Commandments Law Faces Limited Injunction
A federal judge in Arkansas issued a limited injunction against a new state law requiring public schools to display the Ten Commandments, impacting only four school districts, while similar legal challenges are ongoing in Texas and Louisiana.

Arkansas Ten Commandments Law Faces Limited Injunction
A federal judge in Arkansas issued a limited injunction against a new state law requiring public schools to display the Ten Commandments, impacting only four school districts, while similar legal challenges are ongoing in Texas and Louisiana.
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40% Bias Score
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