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Why Should British Footballers Watch ‘The Workers Cup’ Before FIFA 2022?

Why Should British Footballers Watch ‘The Workers Cup’ Before FIFA 2022?

Qatar - For every team going to the World Cup in Qatar in November, there might be a movie worth watching. As the author of a leading British daily opens the pandora’s box to atrocities

Will China Again Ignore Women Rights After Tangshan Attack?

Will China Again Ignore Women Rights After Tangshan Attack?

China - A woman who refused the advances of a group of men in a restaurant in China was brutally pulled by her hair and dragged out of the restaurant and beaten pulp. As her

Philippines: Ensure Independence of Human Rights Commission

Philippines: Ensure Independence of Human Rights Commission

Philippines - Human Rights Watch recommended that Philippine President-elect Ferdinand Marcos Jr. should provide a transparent, inclusive process for selecting qualified and impartial human rights experts as commissioners for the national Commission on Human Rights

Top 5 Facts About Human Rights Violations In Spain That Everyone Needs To Know

Top 5 Facts About Human Rights Violations In Spain That Everyone Needs To Know

Spain - Human rights in Spain are set out in the 1978 Spanish constitution. The country is deeply committed to human rights. However, human rights violations take place in the country. So, what are the

Human Rights Groups Protest Against Children Sent Off To Rwanda By UK Home Office

Human Rights Groups Protest Against Children Sent Off To Rwanda By UK Home Office

United Kingdom - Children who are being deemed as adults by the UK Home Office are being mistreated and Human Rights groups are worried about the disastrous consequences of this. Such kids would be detained,

Japan should take lead in order to ensure a stable Asia-Pacific

Japan should take lead in order to ensure a stable Asia-Pacific

Japan should take the lead in establishing a stable regional order by flying the flag of universal ideals like the rule of law and paying close attention to the views of the region's many countries.

Philippines Unable To Fight Child Labour As World Child Labour Day Approaches

Philippines Unable To Fight Child Labour As World Child Labour Day Approaches

Philippines - As World Child Labour Day approaches on June 12, it has been found that even today, in Philippines, many regions are saturated with child labourers. Even now, some 20,000 children and more across

Top 7 Most Common Crimes In The United States

Top 7 Most Common Crimes In The United States

United States - A crime is an unlawful act which occurs everywhere. The United States is no exception. According to the Global Peace Index 2021, the United States is ranked 117th on the list of

Thailand becomes first Asian country to legalize medical marijuana

Thailand becomes first Asian country to legalize medical marijuana

Thailand - made it legal to plant and possess marijuana on June 9, a long-awaited fantasy for an aging generation of pot smokers who remember the potent Thai Stick kind. Thailand's public health minister's intention

Why Edtechs Are Commodifying Children Under The Guise Of Digitization?

Why Edtechs Are Commodifying Children Under The Guise Of Digitization?

Australia - As the issue of Child rights becomes more and more important to discuss, so is the world of digitization and their exposure and dependency on the same. As worlds get far more connected