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In a new research published by Amnesty International, it has been discovered that Indonesian security forces have blood on their hands of innocent Papuan protestors. Apparently, they were beaten up, shot at and racially abused
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Despite the ongoing vaccination drive in place, the countries cannot dismiss the concerns of Coronavirus and the threat of the Delta variant is still looming around. The labor chief of the United States has looked
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With days left for the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games to kickstart, the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) and International Disability Alliance (IDA) have launched a global human rights campaign to tackle discrimination towards persons with disabilities.
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Australia is strictly going ahead with plans to get its employees vaccinated at workplace. Employer groups and unions have agreed with the government after months of back-and-forth discussions. The positive outcome is a result of
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Uttar Pradesh, a northern Indian state, has amended a key labor law that is likely to attract more investors to set up industries in the state. The cabinet of Uttar Pradesh has approved amendment of
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Russia is one of the few countries to have initiated talks with Talibani leaders and even showed optimism about their relations. The Russian Ambassador to Afghanistan said he had a ‘constructive’ and ‘positive’ meeting with
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A group of opposition MPs in Ghana are trying to put pressure on President Nana Akufo-Addo to pass off an anti-gay bill. As a country, Ghana is known to protect human rights closely and place
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The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) is set to hold its special session on August 24 to address “serious human rights concerns and situation in Afghanistan.” The request for special session was made on
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Bangladesh's Adivasi Chhatra Sangram Parishad is demanding a separate human rights commission with the aim of putting an end to oppressive actions against indigenous women in the country. On Tuesday, activists and leaders of the
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As Afghanistan’s government falls apart and its President Ashraf Ghani fled the country, the rights of people are in a jeopardy. While women have been asked to marry Taliban soldiers, on the flipside, they are
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