Dr. Neha Mathur
Turkey - Hazelnuts gains the topmost position in consumer favourite list and is poised for future growth. Olam Food Ingredients (OFI) sees future in this product and now ramping its efforts to safeguard human rights in
Ayswarya Murthy
India - “Cold”, “harsh”, “a horrible move”. An action by Indian origin CEO in US has been criticized globally especially in the run up to Christmas. Better.com, a mortgage firm’s Chief Executive Officer Vishal Garg has
Shreya Shah
Ethiopia - In report filed by the experts, appointed by the UN Human Rights Council, they have made a call for end of violence against women in Tigray conflict in northern Ethiopia. The experts have
Aparajita Das
United Kingdom - Since the last five years, various reports have suggested that there has been an increase in the number of people working as night workers. Be it for delivery services or food joints
WR News Writer
The government has tightened the standard operating procedures (SOPs) on the entry of foreign workers, following Malaysia's first positive case involving the Omicron variant of Covid-19 in Perak. It is a state in the northwest
Shreya Shah
European Union - Dozens of human rights organizations and independent experts urged the European Union (EU) to sanction the NSO group over Pegasus human rights abuses. They reportedly wrote a joint letter to EU High
Monica Aggarwal
The once weary goal of achieving ‘work life balance’ is history now as we witness a titanic dynamic change in the future of work. The aim of accomplishing a rather lose concept of work life
Shreya Shah
Taiwan - Taiwanese officials have asked for a boycott of the 2022 Winter Olympics which is going to be held in Beijing, China. As per early reports in the matter, the Taiwanese legislatures of New
WR News Writer
Cambodia - deported 143 Thai illegal migrant workers. The 143 migrant workers comprised 56 females. The handover of the migrant workers took place across the Cambodia-Thailand Friendship Bridge at the Poipet-Khlong International Border Crossing. This
U.J.M
Taiwan - Migrant workers now would require Covid-19 insurance in order to enter Taiwan, according to a new regulation that was implemented beginning on December 1. The insurance, however, will be paid for by the
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