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Various women taken hostage by Hamas; What we know so far

Various women taken hostage by Hamas; What we know so far

Following an attack by the militant group Hamas on Israel, various women have been taken hostage by Hamas fighters. Several disturbing videos show that various Israeli women are being taken hostage by the Hamas militants. 

Google’s employee leave policies are perfect to have work-life balance

Google’s employee leave policies are perfect to have work-life balance

Google, an American multinational technology company, offers great leave policies to employees. These employee-friendly leave policies are just perfect to have a healthy work-life balance.  Google employees have hailed the company’s leave policies because it

Coal India to layoff over 70,000 workers; Who all are at risk?

Coal India to layoff over 70,000 workers; Who all are at risk?

Coal India, an Indian coal mining company under the ownership of the Ministry of Coal of the Government of India, is set to lay off more than 70,000 workers by 2050. Many workers are at

Migrant mothers in New York find hope amid tough challenges

Migrant mothers in New York find hope amid tough challenges

Over the past few years, more than 100,000 migrants from all over the world have come to New York City (NYC) in the United States. They have faced various challenges but continued to live a

Israeli woman is a hero for killing terrorists and saving people

Israeli woman is a hero for killing terrorists and saving people

A 25-year-old Israeli woman is hailed as a hero for killing terrorists and saving people amid the Israel-Hamas war. Her bravery saved many innocent lives from terrorists. She fought against two dozen Hamas fighters in

Amazon workers in Saudi Arabia faced exploitation; What’s reality

Amazon workers in Saudi Arabia faced exploitation; What’s reality

Amazon workers in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia have faced intense exploitation by recruitment agents. Migrant workers came to Amazon facilities in Saudi Arabia with hopes but their dreams were shattered.  What happened to Amazon

Nepal: Lower Courts Refuse to Register Same-Sex Marriages

Nepal: Lower Courts Refuse to Register Same-Sex Marriages

The lower courts in Nepal have refused to register same sex marriages despite the Supreme Court passing an interim order in June 2023 to establish a transitional mechanism for registration of marriages for “same-sex couples”. 

The Global Energy Transition and Its Impact on the Coal Industry

The Global Energy Transition and Its Impact on the Coal Industry

As countries make commitments to lessen their reliance on fossil fuels, the coal sector around the world is witnessing a substantial transition. According to research, the coal sector may lose up to one million employment

Probe Launched into McDonald’s and Chuck E Cheese over Worker Exploitation

Probe Launched into McDonald’s and Chuck E Cheese over Worker Exploitation

McDonald's, the renowned fast food giant, has twice awarded its highest franchisee honor, the Golden Arch award, to Prince Mishaal bin Khalid al-Saud. Prince Mishaal controls over 200 McDonald's outlets in Saudi Arabia. In a

Guterres Advocates Breaking Down Barriers in Mental Health Care

Guterres Advocates Breaking Down Barriers in Mental Health Care

In his message commemorating World Mental Health Day on October 10, Antonio Guterres the United Nations Secretary General emphasized the importance of mental health in individuals and communities worldwide. Recognizing that mental health plays a