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Greece’s Bold Move: Regularizing Migrants to Address Labor Shortages

Greece’s Bold Move: Regularizing Migrants to Address Labor Shortages

Due to acute labor shortages, Greece is experiencing a significant labor crunch across a number of industries, including agriculture, construction, and tourism. To address this issue, the Greek government is planning a major regularization programme

Victory For Women’s Rights: 92-Year-Old Woman Goes To School

Victory For Women’s Rights: 92-Year-Old Woman Goes To School

Good news for Indian women! A 92 year old Indian woman goes to school for the first time, highlighting a victory for women’s rights. Her story has also inspired other women to continue their studies

Is the UN Refugee Convention ‘Fit’ for Our Modern Age?

Is the UN Refugee Convention ‘Fit’ for Our Modern Age?

With Europe and the United States struggling to deal with the surging waves of migrants, questions are being raised about the UN Refugee Convention. UK’s interior minister Suella Braverman asked whether the Refugee Convention and

Human Rights Tribunal Rules in Favor of Black Teen Employee

Human Rights Tribunal Rules in Favor of Black Teen Employee

A 13-year-old Black employee of a juice bar in Vancouver’s upscale South Granville neighborhood, who was wrongfully targeted by her manager, was awarded $27,862 for loss of wages, and injury to her dignity. The B.C.

Byju’s to lay off 4,000 workers; Who all are at risk?

Byju’s to lay off 4,000 workers; Who all are at risk?

Byju’s, an Indian multinational ed-tech company, is set to lay off 4,000 workers in the latest round of layoffs. This move can affect various workers at the department, according to sources familiar with the matter.

Workers taking sick leave hits 10-year high; What’s the reason?

Workers taking sick leave hits 10-year high; What’s the reason?

Did you know that workers taking sick leave have hit a 10-year high? Many employees have started taking sick leaves in recent years. What’s the reason behind workers taking sick leave? The Chartered Institute of

South Korea’s ‘Anonymous Birthing’ Bill Is Blow To Women’s Rights

South Korea’s ‘Anonymous Birthing’ Bill Is Blow To Women’s Rights

South Korea aims to approve an ‘Anonymous Birthing’ bill, which is a huge blow to women’s rights. The bill fails to solve the problems of women and children, especially the plight of single mothers.  So,

Will Russia Get Voted Back into the UNHRC?

Will Russia Get Voted Back into the UNHRC?

After being isolated from the world stage for more than a year, Russia is looking at rejoining the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC). But it’s unlikely that Moscow will get voted on October 10

Desperate Syrians Pay €7,000 to be Smuggled into Germany

Desperate Syrians Pay €7,000 to be Smuggled into Germany

Millions of Syrians have fled to Europe over the years because of the ongoing war in Syria that has destroyed their houses and families. And thousands more continue to look for ways to get to

Gardi Sugdub Crisis: Unfulfilled Promises and Climate Relocation and Challenges

Gardi Sugdub Crisis: Unfulfilled Promises and Climate Relocation and Challenges

Floods and rising sea levels pose a serious existential threat to the island of Gardi Sugdub, which is located off the coast of Panama. The indigenous Guna people who live on this island have long