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A vote by pilots to go on strike over pay has resulted in the possibility of disruptions to flight services to the Isles of Scilly. An "overwhelming majority of its members voted in favor of
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According to a report published by Human Rights Watch, the construction of the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) by Total Energies, a French fossil fuel colossus, has seriously harmed the livelihoods of thousands of
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As seconds turn into minutes, hours, and days, the world's population keeps expanding. Significant problems like economic inequality, poverty, maternal health, and others are amplified by this ongoing rise. Every year on July 11th, World
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Ram Tiwari from a remote place in Uttar Pradesh is well-versed in farming activities. But unable to find livelihood locally to support his family, he needed to migrate to Siddipet in Telangana, travelling around 1,500
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Three senior managers at Brown’s Food Company, a dairy factory in Kenya, have been arrested for strip searching female workers to determine who had put a used sanitary pad in the wrong bin. The incident
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There have been numerous reports of state child protection agencies in Europe removing migrant children from their parents. However, social media videos' dramatic scenes rarely provide the entire picture. Care for one's children is both
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Ulla Mueller, the UNFPA's country representative in Nigeria, has called for an end to female genital cutting (FGM), describing it as a violation of human rights. She told reporters in Abuja on Sunday that many
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Burnout and work-related stress are common problems in today's fast-paced and demanding workplace. High-stress levels and employee burnout are frequently caused by the pressure to produce results fast and work long hours in a competitive
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According to a statement issued on Saturday by the British Columbia Maritime Employers Association (BCMEA), talks between striking dock workers and their employers in Pacific Canada have resumed after a four-day break. Federal mediators helped
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Spanish maritime rescuers have spent days looking for a fishing boat carrying at least 200 African migrants. The vessel that reportedly sailed from Kafountine in southern Senegal - 1,700 km from Tenerife - went missing
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