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Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is once again facing the heat, this time for the unsolved murder of Baluch activist Karima Baloch in 2020. This case has once again come up in the limelight as
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In a huge blow to women rights, several women have faced sexual, gender and reproductive violence in Colombia during the conflict. Long list of crimes against women in Colombia's armed conflict have shocked the world.
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Good news for Indian women! A 92 year old Indian woman goes to school for the first time, highlighting a victory for women’s rights. Her story has also inspired other women to continue their studies
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A 13-year-old Black employee of a juice bar in Vancouver’s upscale South Granville neighborhood, who was wrongfully targeted by her manager, was awarded $27,862 for loss of wages, and injury to her dignity. The B.C.
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South Korea aims to approve an ‘Anonymous Birthing’ bill, which is a huge blow to women’s rights. The bill fails to solve the problems of women and children, especially the plight of single mothers. So,
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After being isolated from the world stage for more than a year, Russia is looking at rejoining the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC). But it’s unlikely that Moscow will get voted on October 10
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Floods and rising sea levels pose a serious existential threat to the island of Gardi Sugdub, which is located off the coast of Panama. The indigenous Guna people who live on this island have long
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Two weeks ago, the Court of Final Appeal in Hong Kong ordered the government to establish some form of civil partnership framework for same-sex couples and the wider LGBTQ community. It gave the government two
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The recent words exchanged between India and Pakistan during the 78th meeting of the UN General Assembly put light on the long-standing tensions and differences between the two countries, notably about the Jammu and Kashmir
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Rahile Dawut, an internationally renowned Uyghur ethnographer, was recently sentenced to life in prison by a Chinese court, which is a very disturbing trend. The severity of China's human rights abuses, particularly about the Uyghur
