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Gender Inequality: Control over Women’s Mobility in MENA Nations

Gender Inequality: Control over Women’s Mobility in MENA Nations

Researchers say that many countries in the Middle East and North Africa force "state-sanctioned domestic abuse" on women by making it hard for them to move around freely. Human Rights Watch found in a new,

EU’s Funding to Tunisia Ignites Controversy Amid Reports of Abuses against African Migrants

EU’s Funding to Tunisia Ignites Controversy Amid Reports of Abuses against African Migrants

According to a recent Human Rights Watch study, numerous major violations against Black African migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers have been committed by the Tunisian police, military, and national guard, especially the coast guard. The

STRIKE: NHS Senior-Doctor Strike Disruption

STRIKE: NHS Senior-Doctor Strike Disruption

As senior hospital doctors in England get ready to strike for 48 hours starting at 07:00 Thursday over pay, NHS England warns that patients can expect significant service disruptions. Numerous scheduled appointments are being canceled.

Employees in ‘constant fear’ while working at McDonald’s

Employees in ‘constant fear’ while working at McDonald’s

The BBC has uncovered a toxic culture of sexual harassment, assault, bullying and racism at McDonald's. More than 100 current and recent UK staff at outlets of the fast-food chain have made serious complaints stemming

Solution for Japan’s Declining Birthrate? How Limiting Overtime Boosts Family Time and Fertility

Solution for Japan’s Declining Birthrate? How Limiting Overtime Boosts Family Time and Fertility

Personnel from human resources and security would advise people to leave. Japan has a reputation for being a highly productive, innovative, and modern nation that has a knack for producing one technological marvel after another

The Rise of “Full-Time Children” in China: A Reflection of Burnout and Bleak Job Market

The Rise of “Full-Time Children” in China: A Reflection of Burnout and Bleak Job Market

A growing number of young people in China have recently decided to become "full-time children." These people decide to return to their parents' houses for relief and a chance to reevaluate their professional routes since

North Korea Defectors Live in Constant Fear of Deportation, Vulnerable to Human Trafficking

North Korea Defectors Live in Constant Fear of Deportation, Vulnerable to Human Trafficking

The journey of North Korean defectors to South Korea represents a desperate bid for freedom, but the challenges they face upon arrival paint a grim picture of the ongoing struggle for survival. Fleeing their homeland

Turkey : 4.89 Million Migrants Are There

Turkey : 4.89 Million Migrants Are There

The Presidency of Migration Management, which is part of the Ministry of the Interior, has said that there are 4.89 million migrants in Turkey. The ministry wants to get rid of "baseless comments and figures"

We Should Look to Indigenous People for Guidance in Today’s Troubled World, According to Turk

We Should Look to Indigenous People for Guidance in Today’s Troubled World, According to Turk

Indigenous people have the knowledge from their ancestors that could help humanity use the Earth's resources more sustainably, but they are routinely discriminated against and left out, In a statement released on Monday, Volker Türk,

Top 10 highest paying jobs in the Philippines 2024

Top 10 highest paying jobs in the Philippines 2024

The Philippine economy recovered in 2018, with growth estimated at 5.3%, following a 10.1% collapse in 2020. Despite two waves of COVID-19 infections that resulted in severe movement limitations in Metro Manila, neighbouring provinces, and