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Advocates Demand Permanent Resident Status for All Amid Death of Families on St. Lawrence River

Advocates Demand Permanent Resident Status for All Amid Death of Families on St. Lawrence River

On Tuesday, activists in Toronto urged the federal government to take action to stop new migrant fatalities along the U.S.-Canada border.On Lawrence Avenue West near Bathurst Street, protesters from the advocacy group Migrant Workers Alliance

Suhakam Children’s Commissioner said Liquid Nicotine Delisting Violates ‘Spirit’ Of Child Act

Suhakam Children’s Commissioner said Liquid Nicotine Delisting Violates ‘Spirit’ Of Child Act

Farah Nini Dusuki, the Children's Commissioner for Suhakam, asserts that the declassification of liquid nicotine violates the intent of the Child Act and that Malaysia is required by the UN CRC to take preventive health

Mexican Judge Orders 5 Held On Homicide In Migrant Fire

Mexican Judge Orders 5 Held On Homicide In Migrant Fire

Mexican judge orders the detention of five people in connection with a migrant fire homicide. In connection with a fire that occurred last week at an immigration detention center in northern Mexico and claimed the

More Than 300 Dundee Council Workers Begin Strike

More Than 300 Dundee Council Workers Begin Strike

More than 300 construction workers at Dundee City Council are currently on strike. Joiners, plumbers, electricians, laborers, and scaffolders were scheduled for a three-week strike today. After that, they would strike every day until June

AHRC Bids Farewell To Outgoing Sex Discrimination Commissioner Kate Jenkins

AHRC Bids Farewell To Outgoing Sex Discrimination Commissioner Kate Jenkins

Emeritus Professor Rosalind Croucher AM, President of the Australian Human Rights Commission, has joined her colleagues to bid farewell to outgoing Sex Discrimination Commissioner Kate Jenkins and celebrate the massive impact her work has had

US Companies Denied H-1B Visas to Hire Talent Abroad

US Companies Denied H-1B Visas to Hire Talent Abroad

Recent studies have shown that restricting H-1B visas has the opposite effect, leading American businesses to hire more talent abroad. The study was released at the same time that two US senators have reintroduced legislation

Walmart To Lay Off 2,000 Employees From E-Commerce Warehouses

Walmart To Lay Off 2,000 Employees From E-Commerce Warehouses

Walmart had acknowledged the staff reductions at its warehouses but had not given further details. More specific information on job losses can be found in the regulatory filings. According to a Monday Bloomberg report, Walmart

UK Passport Employees Go On 5-Week Strike Over Pay

UK Passport Employees Go On 5-Week Strike Over Pay

Workers at the UK passport office began a five-week strike on Monday, the newest walkout in a strike-plagued Britain as the nation battles the worst inflation crisis in a generation.The Public and Commercial Services union

Undocumented Immigration to Mexico Increased by 54.6%

Undocumented Immigration to Mexico Increased by 54.6%

Mexicali, 3|  April According to the Interior Ministry, undocumented migrants entering Mexico increased by 54.6% in the first two months of 2023. According to the Ministry's 2023 Monthly Bulletin of Immigration Statistics, Mexico recorded 70,526

Should Australia Raise Human Rights Concerns During Vietnam Visit?

Should Australia Raise Human Rights Concerns During Vietnam Visit?

Hurley should call on the Vietnam government to free all political prisoners. For the immediate and unconditional release of a number of prominent activists as well as Australian citizen Chau Van Kham, 73, he should