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Human Rights Activists promote or protect human rights across the globe. Today, we present to you the list of 10 Human Rights Activists that everyone should follow. 10 Human Rights Activists in the World DeRay
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United States - Earlier this week a leaked document from US Supreme Court hinted the likely cancellation of Roe v Wade, the 1973 landmark ruling that had made abortions legal in the United States. Justice
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United States - Overturning abortion might sound cruel; but before it becomes a moral dilemma, it is a huge drain on the lives of women in the middle- and lower-income groups in America. News broke
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Elon Musk, the CEO of electric car maker Tesla, has hinted towards bringing change in Twitter’s policies after its takeover. Describing himself as a “free speech” advocate, Musk might bring in free speech on platform
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Child labor being the physical or mental harm to the children is the trendiest topic in the modern era, where the fights against the same are at their peak. The COVID scenario, however, forced the
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Qatar - has secured the right to host the 2022 World Cup. However, the country is receiving backlash due to its human rights violations. Many workers who have built the World Cup‘s infrastructure have suffered
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Qatar - The LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, And Transgender) community is hesitant to travel to Qatar for FIFA World Cup because same-sex relationships are directly criminalized under the laws in the country. The community is
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Denim Day is a noteworthy day that allows people to spread awareness about the hardships that sexual assault victims face, as well as how we can assist them rehabilitate. Denim Day encourages individuals to wear
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The internet is filled with scammers and thieves. Cybercrime is also increasing rapidly. Criminals use the internet to steal your data or bully you. What are some of the most common internet crimes? The 5
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Malawi - Underfunded and under pressure due to other world emergencies, United Nations’ WFP (World Food Programme) has “re-evaluated” needs of the hundreds of refugees living in Malawi’s Dzaleka camp, cutting them off the aid
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