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Japan must work towards bringing a non-discriminatory law to protect LGBTQ rights

Japan must work towards bringing a non-discriminatory law to protect LGBTQ rights

Japan has been all over the news in recent months for the upcoming Olympic season but it might have overshadowed one of the burning issues in the country--LGBTQ rights. The Japanese government has continuously neglected

Britain To Make Migrant Movement Through Sea Punishable Offense

Britain To Make Migrant Movement Through Sea Punishable Offense

In an opportunist move that all went wrong, migrants were intercepted on the English Channel while trying to cross over to Europe. This has been common practice and has only exasperated the asylum-seeking mechanism of

Texas federal judge rules Obama’s Daca program for migrant children protection as illegal

Texas federal judge rules Obama’s Daca program for migrant children protection as illegal

Texas federal judge, Andrew Hanen has ruled program for protecting migrant children from deportation as illegal. The judge has ruled that new applications of migrant children entering US must not be enrolled under Daca (Deferred

United Nations rights urge for the release of detained protesters in Cuba

United Nations rights urge for the release of detained protesters in Cuba

Amid the reports of detention of protesters in Cuba, Michelle Bachelet, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights urges for the release of all those who have been detained for exercising their rights to freedom of

Budget Reconciliation Bill To Favor Labor Law Violation Penalties

Budget Reconciliation Bill To Favor Labor Law Violation Penalties

The Senate Democrats’ budget reconciliation bill is all attuned to prioritize labor law over everything else. In its definition, it has clearly stated this time, that there will be no leniency with those companies that

US embassy to Georgia expresses disappointment over the appointment judges for SC

US embassy to Georgia expresses disappointment over the appointment judges for SC

The embassy of the United States in Georgia recently expressed its disappointment in a written statement due to the appointment of judges to the country’s Supreme Court. The embassy was upset over the fact that

How work life balance became the reason for companies to lay-off women during pandemic?

How work life balance became the reason for companies to lay-off women during pandemic?

The most common perception behind working women is that it has a saturation point. It is not to do with how much work women are capable of doing or how talented a person is; rather

Belarus carries out unprecedented suppression of human rights defenders

Belarus carries out unprecedented suppression of human rights defenders

Authorities in Belarus have carried out unprecedented large scale raids and detentions ever in a day ever against human rights defenders in the country. The global watchdog Human Rights Watch said that the raids were

Ray-Ban maker Luxottica is accused of anti-union behaviour in USA

Ray-Ban maker Luxottica is accused of anti-union behaviour in USA

Luxottica, which is popularly known as the maker of Ray-Ban sunglasses has accused the U.S. and international unions of violating workers' right to unionise at a U.S. plant in Georgia and asked the Italian, French

Is Japan Accidently Funding Myanmar Military Coffers?

Is Japan Accidently Funding Myanmar Military Coffers?

Japan’s business entities have been participating in the commercial real estate project involving Myanmar’s abusive military. This has been vehemently condemned by human rights groups. Apparently, there are many such projects of which one of