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Canadian Migrant Farmers Treated Well Post Pandemic  

Canadian Migrant Farmers Treated Well Post Pandemic  

Canada - Migrant farm workers in Canada have an integral role to play in their economy and this has been felt more than ever before in the pandemic itself. Most of those come from Niagara

Journalists stopped from reporting on harassment faced by Union members in Cambodia

Journalists stopped from reporting on harassment faced by Union members in Cambodia

Cambodia - Journalists in Cambodia, despite their origin country, are being forced to not report about harassment faced by the union members in the country. As per a report, several reporters were banned from covering

Child Lobourers Rescued From Delhi Utensil Factories

Child Lobourers Rescued From Delhi Utensil Factories

India - Child labor continues to work rampantly in India, especially in Delhi where children under the age of 14 were found working in a utensil factory. With less pay and more hours of work,

Some 30,000 migrant workers in Thailand may have been exploited and not paid full salaries

Some 30,000 migrant workers in Thailand may have been exploited and not paid full salaries

Thailand - Some 30,000 workers who were working in Thailand in 2021, were exploited to work longer hours and their salaries were not fully paid. The Interior Ministry of Thailand expressed concern on this matter.

Sexual violence as ‘weapon of war’ to rise after the Russian invasion of Ukraine, campaigners warn

Sexual violence as ‘weapon of war’ to rise after the Russian invasion of Ukraine, campaigners warn

Ukraine - Ukrainian women will experience sexual violence wielded as a “weapon of war” in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Several campaigners have warned that women are likely to be hardest hit by

Hong Kong: Domestic workers are the most affection section due to Covid surge

Hong Kong: Domestic workers are the most affection section due to Covid surge

Hong Kong - is witnessing one of the most difficult times since the Covid-19 pandemic hit the world. Having controlled the virus spread in the initial phases, the city is struggling to cope up with

Conservancy Workers On Strike Over Salary Delay; Garbage Bins Overflowing In Streets

Conservancy Workers On Strike Over Salary Delay; Garbage Bins Overflowing In Streets

India - A flash strike by at least 90 conservancy workers took place in Cumbum municipality in the Theni district of Tamil Nadu because the workers had not received their January salary. The strike has

Spyware Is Suppressing Human Rights In Bahrain

Spyware Is Suppressing Human Rights In Bahrain

Bahrain - A government client of NSO Group, the Israeli spyware maker, hacked the phone of Mohammed al-Tajer, a Bahraini lawyer once involved in human rights work in Bahrain. The 55-year-old lawyer from Bahrain was

Human Rights Commission demands action against Police brutality on protesters

Human Rights Commission demands action against Police brutality on protesters

India - On Tuesday, the National Human Rights commission urged action on Police brutality on students when they were protesting against the changes in the Railway Recruitment Board. As per a legal website, the commission

ASHA Workers March To Assembly Demanding An Increase In Minimum Wages

ASHA Workers March To Assembly Demanding An Increase In Minimum Wages

India - ASHA (Accredited Social Health Activist) workers under the umbrella of the Kerala ASHA Health Workers’ Association marched to the Assembly on Thursday seeking an increase in their minimum wages to Rs 21,000. They