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The UN Special Rapporteur on violence against women and girls, Reem Alsalem, will visit Poland from 27 February to 9 March 2023. Poland's international and regional commitments, as well as the legal, institutional and policy
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Elon Musk, who acquired the platform in October last year, fired 50 employees last weekend, one of which was Esther Crawford, who had been newly appointed to head 'Twitter Blue' product. Crawford had become well
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At least 59 migrants, including a newborn and other children, died and dozens more are feared still missing after a wooden boat broke apart against rocks near the Italian coastal city of Crotone in the
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A Queensland watch-house whistleblower says he witnessed "illegal" strip searches of children. A girl being placed in a cell with adult men, and staff wrapping towels around prisoners' heads to avoid spit-hood protocols, making them
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The telecom giant Ericsson has joined the layoff spree and will be laying off around 8,500 employees globally. According to Reuters, Ericsson sent a memo to its employees informing them of the mass layoffs. CEO
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Who does not like to travel or live in a fairy-tale place? I think everyone wants to travel and roam in the cities of the world. As we say the richest cities are in America but
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Three labourers and a 4-year-old child died Saturday after a speeding Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) truck overturned on the footpath on Rohtak road, near the Anand Parbat area. The labourers were working on the
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The company makes shoes for Nike and Adidas and announced Saturday a severance package worth VND275 billion (US$11.56 million). For every working year, workers will receive 0.8 months' salary. Around 379 people getting the slips
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Memphis- Activists are outraged as a number of anti-LGBTQ bills make their way through the Tennessee legislature. At least a hundred people gathered today at Out Memphis in Midtown to discuss the bills. In this
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Starting next January, farmers in New York state will be required to pay overtime to their workers after 56 hours on the job. As recommended last fall by the Farm Laborer Wage Board, the state
