UN Panel Suggests Epstein Files May Constitute 'Crimes Against Humanity'

An independent panel appointed by the U.N. Human Rights Council has indicated that millions of files related to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein may suggest 'crimes against humanity.'

17 Feb, 18:03 — 18 Feb, 09:44

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AI-generated comparison of how 2 sources cover this story

The sources diverge significantly in their coverage of the Epstein story. While daily-sabah directly addresses the UN panel's suggestion that Epstein files may constitute 'crimes against humanity' and a 'global criminal enterprise,' times-uk focuses on Prince Andrew's continued contact with Epstein. The key narrative for one is the international legal implications, while for the other it's a specific individual's ongoing association.

What sources agree on

Jeffrey Epstein was a sex offender.
There are ongoing revelations or discussions related to Jeffrey Epstein's activities and associated files.

Where they diverge

The primary focus of the Epstein-related coverage

Daily Sabah

Focuses on the UN Human Rights Council panel's suggestion that Epstein files indicate 'crimes against humanity' and a 'global criminal enterprise'.

times-uk

Highlights Prince Andrew's continued contact with Jeffrey Epstein through Christmas cards, years after claiming to have cut ties.

Notable gaps

The UN Human Rights Council panel's findings regarding 'crimes against humanity' and a 'global criminal enterprise'.

Covered by daily-sabah · Not in times-uk

Prince Andrew's sending of Christmas cards to Epstein years after claiming to have ended their association.

Covered by times-uk · Not in daily-sabah

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Coverage Timeline

times-uk17 Feb, 18:03First to report

Andrew sent Epstein Christmas cards for years after he ‘cut ties’ - The Times

Daily Sabah18 Feb, 09:44

Claims within Epstein files may constitute 'crimes against humanity': UN

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Daily Sabah3h ago

Claims within Epstein files may constitute 'crimes against humanity': UN

An independent panel appointed by the U.N. Human Rights Council said millions of files related to late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein suggest a 'global criminal enterprise' carried o...

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times-uk19h ago

Andrew sent Epstein Christmas cards for years after he ‘cut ties’ - The Times

Andrew sent Epstein Christmas cards for years after he ‘cut ties’ The Times

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UN Panel Suggests Epstein Files May Constitute 'Crimes Against Humanity'

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Coverage Timeline

Andrew sent Epstein Christmas cards for years after he ‘cut ties’ - The Times

Claims within Epstein files may constitute 'crimes against humanity': UN

Read at source (2 outlets)

Claims within Epstein files may constitute 'crimes against humanity': UN

Andrew sent Epstein Christmas cards for years after he ‘cut ties’ - The Times

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