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Korean Subway Workers Terminate Strike After Talks With Management

Korean Subway Workers Terminate Strike After Talks With Management

South Korea: After reaching an agreement with management on corporate restructuring plans, employees at South Korea's largest subway operator called off a strike that had disrupted the nation's capital. Following a one-day walkout, unionized staff

Migrant Workers Celebrate FIFA World Cup In Qatar

Migrant Workers Celebrate FIFA World Cup In Qatar

Qatar: Migrant workers outside Doha are now enjoying the World Cup they helped build. The event's victims and their impact remain remembered far from the city's lights Qatar could not have staged the 2022 World

15th Conference of Parties: Biodiversity, Human Rights & The Role of Business

15th Conference of Parties: Biodiversity, Human Rights & The Role of Business

The 15th Conference of Parties (COP15) is one of the most important meetings on biodiversity in a decade. The officials will discuss Global Biodiversity Framework. An outstanding location for peaceful repose is Bang Krachao Island,

6,500 Migrant Workers Die In Qatar Prior To The FIFA World Cup 2022

6,500 Migrant Workers Die In Qatar Prior To The FIFA World Cup 2022

More than 6,500 migrant workers lost their precious lives in Qatar which is the host country of The FIFA World Cup 2022. Here is a report of migrant workers’ rights issues in Qatar. Qatar’s record

Why Human Rights Norms Should Include Higher Education & Pedagogy?

Why Human Rights Norms Should Include Higher Education & Pedagogy?

Education should become a public good for unlearning bias, prejudice, and divisiveness. Higher education can transform human rights values! There has been a worldwide call for reform in the higher education industry. It is crucial