Crisis of missing children in Nepal
According to the National Child Rights Council (NRCR), the state run child protection agency, at least six children go missing in Nepal on an average every day. As per the data shared by NRCR, at
According to the National Child Rights Council (NRCR), the state run child protection agency, at least six children go missing in Nepal on an average every day. As per the data shared by NRCR, at
Workers on the Elizabeth line will go on strike for the first time after union members overwhelmingly supported it in a salary dispute. The 94% of Prospect at Rail for London Infrastructure members voted in
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The Canadian Press has heard that Quebec's minister of labor will introduce a measure to limit the participation of children in the labor market as early as February. Shortly after receiving a report from the
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