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Thousands of Tigrayans were forcefully arrested and held at detention centres for months

Thousands of Tigrayans were forcefully arrested and held at detention centres for months

Tigray - Thousands of Ethiopians belonging to the Tigrayan ethnic group were forcefully arrested and kept in the detention centres in the capital for months. Some Tigrayans in and outside Addis Ababa said they remained

Japan advances efforts to protect human rights as it collaborates with the UN

Japan advances efforts to protect human rights as it collaborates with the UN

Japan - has expressed its desire to promote human rights in different sectors of the work structure and hence collaborated with the United Nations workers rights agency the international Labor Organization to execute the deed.

British Columbia: Agricultural Migrant Workers are Facing Displacement Due to Floods

British Columbia: Agricultural Migrant Workers are Facing Displacement Due to Floods

Canada - The recent floods in British Columbia have caused shut down expressways and disconnected rail access to Canada's most important port. It has disrupted the supply chain for goods and services. The province's head

Human rights group claims Vietnamese workers face slavery in Serbian factory

Human rights group claims Vietnamese workers face slavery in Serbian factory

China - As the work for the construction of the first Chines tire factory rolls down in Serbia, numerous complaints about the violation of workers rights start to flood the news portals both nationally as

Why Pakistan Needs To Take Onus Of Colliers’ Human Rights

Why Pakistan Needs To Take Onus Of Colliers’ Human Rights

Pakistan - The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) has expressed grave concern over the working conditions of colliers working in Baluchistan, Pakistan. The working conditions show gross violation of human rights. According to formal

Peng Shuai is missing: a wake-up call for International Olympic Committee

Peng Shuai is missing: a wake-up call for International Olympic Committee

China - Chinese government is known to make individuals forcibly disappear whose voice of dissent it seems as problematic. The latest victim has emerged to be Peng Shuai, the three time Olympian tennis player from

How You Can Balance Work and Personal Life as Business Leaders

How You Can Balance Work and Personal Life as Business Leaders

We all find it a challenging task to daily juggle with our office work and other parts of our lives. Especially when we are a business leader, it is tougher to cut down on the schedule

Why Tijuana Is A New Camping Spot For Asylum Seekers

Why Tijuana Is A New Camping Spot For Asylum Seekers

Mexico - Growing migrant populations continue to mushroom in South America as US asylum seeker policies continue to remain uncertain. One such prominent migrant camp is the Tijuana camp that cannot be missed by the

Japan may lift indefinite ban on blue-collar foreign personnel

Japan may lift indefinite ban on blue-collar foreign personnel

Japan - Facing a labor shortage, Japan is now taking a decision that will bring a significant shift in the labor market favorably. Japan is considering to allow certain blue collar foreign professionals to stay

Rohingya Muslims Receive Special Protection Resolution In 107 Country Consensus Along With UN Approval

Rohingya Muslims Receive Special Protection Resolution In 107 Country Consensus Along With UN Approval

Myanmar - The United Nations has adopted a resolution on the situation in Myanmar pertaining to the rights of the minority Muslim community of Rohingyas, in the wake of the ongoing military styled government rule