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Why the Danish Model For Migrant Workers Is Becoming A Farce?

Why the Danish Model For Migrant Workers Is Becoming A Farce?

In a surprising revelation, it has been proven that EU and Non-EU migrant population is being discriminated and exploited in Danish industries. This is despite an exceptional pro-migrant ‘Danish model’ that is in place to

“Release Navalny”, top European human rights court calls out Russia demanding the release of Kremlin critic

“Release Navalny”, top European human rights court calls out Russia demanding the release of Kremlin critic

European top court for human rights has demanded the release of Alexei Navalny who has been arrested by Russia. This move, however, is not likely to even slightly soften or deviate Moscow from its stand

Increasing trade unions’ role need of the hour: Report

Increasing trade unions’ role need of the hour: Report

Amid COVID-19 challenges, trade unions in Pakistan must work towards improving workers' protections The might of trade unions has seen an unprecedented decline in recent time due to the absence of strong labour leaders among

EU citizens staying in Wales could risk deportation says Senedd Commission

EU citizens staying in Wales could risk deportation says Senedd Commission

As per the Senedd Commission, EU citizens that have the right to live in Wales’s post-Brexit could now face deportation. The External Affairs and Additional Legislation Committee have cautioned citizens that they might have to

Chinese Embassy In Canada Bad Mouths Arbitrary Detention Declaration

Chinese Embassy In Canada Bad Mouths Arbitrary Detention Declaration

Canadian spearheaded Declaration Against Arbitrary Detention has become an embarrassment for itself as the Chinese Embassy in Canada is now pushing for the release of Meng Wanzhao.  Chinese representatives have accused Canada of indulging in

South Korea bans vinyl greenhouses following the demise of Cambodian worker

South Korea bans vinyl greenhouses following the demise of Cambodian worker

Following the demise of a Cambodian migrant worker, pressure has been mounting on the South Korean government to undertake serious steps towards improving the living conditions of migrant workers. As per the reports, the worker,

Escalating trade relations between EU-China pile up pressure on Brussels over forced labor in Xinjiang province

Escalating trade relations between EU-China pile up pressure on Brussels over forced labor in Xinjiang province

China has emerged as the largest trading partner of the European Union in 2020, bypassing the United States. Every country of the bloc is enjoying strong trade with Xinjiang province of China, starting from Italian

How UN-led ‘Aspire to Innovate’ Has Made Life Of Refugees Easy

How UN-led ‘Aspire to Innovate’ Has Made Life Of Refugees Easy

The United Nations’ has now found an innovative way to help the refugees post the aftermath of the Covid-19. Making use of the online commerce thriving opportunity, refugees and migrants around the world can now

Work life balance & mental health: How to strike a balance

Work life balance & mental health: How to strike a balance

The past year has been a whirlwind for everyone across the world due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Though now we have hope rendered by Covid-19 vaccine rollout, we must acknowledge that we are still in

Murder of human rights defenders in 2020 underlines meek support & protection for them

Murder of human rights defenders in 2020 underlines meek support & protection for them

An advocacy group, Front Line Defenders (FLD), has found in its recent analysis that year 2020 saw the murder of at least 331 human rights defenders across 25 countries. These defenders were carrying out social