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Stressing the need to make patriarchy "a thing of the past", the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights - Volker Türk - on Wednesday called for urgent action to end gender-based bias in public and
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The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) estimates that there are now 110 million persons who have been forcibly relocated throughout the world. This figure reflects the greatest annual jump ever recorded, an alarming
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Recently, a UK woman was sentenced to prison for 28 months by a United Kingdom court for pleading guilty to aborting her pregnancy after the permissible time limit of ten weeks, raising questions about the
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Experts claim that Jordan and Egypt have taken the lead in the fight against child labour in the Arab world. These two nations have made tremendous progress in addressing the problem, implementing new laws, and
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Around 160 million children worldwide do not attend school and instead work to support their families. That amounts to almost one child in ten. The International Labour Organisation (ILO) shared these shocking figures on Monday
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Years after the company first promised to take action in other regions, Facebook-parent Meta is now facing four new complaints from human rights organizations in Europe that the algorithm it uses to target users with
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CLAIM: Gender-affirming child care is forbidden in Norway Numerous credible news sources concluded that the claim is false after conducting an analysis! The nation's recommendations for gender-affirming care for minors, which currently include non-surgical treatments
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The airline plans to implement the change alongside others. The national airline of Australia, Qantas (QF), is the most recent carrier to decide that it is time to relax the requirements for gender-based uniforms. Given
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According to Andy Cooke, trust in the police is "hanging by a thread" and forces are not following advice. The head of England and Wales' police inspectorate has called for broad new powers to compel
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Changes made to a contentious bill intended to address the legacy of Northern Ireland's troubled past have been criticized as little more than "tinkering around the edges". People accused of crimes committed during the Troubles
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