Aparajita Das
In announcing the launch of their party’s new plans, Labour Party’s deputy leader, Angela Rayner has recently announced the ‘new deal for working people.’ According to the new deal, this works to help employees in
Grace Young
On Monday, the Cuban embassy in Paris was attacked by gasoline bombs and the incident was confirmed by the foreign minister Bruno Rodriguez through his twitter handle. The minister also blamed the United States for
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Migrant population is one of the most important part of the Australian economy but they have not been treated well, reports confirm. Accounting for almost 10 percent of the Australian workforce, the Australian Immigration Minister
WR News Writer
As US Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s visit to India is this week. Blinken announced last week that one of the key issues on table for discussion would be human rights and democracy. India has
Ayswarya Murthy
Bangladesh leather industry is making despicable use of children to meet its manufacturing needs. According to a human rights study, children as young as seven years have been forced to work with hazardous chemicals, heavy
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On various occasions, China was blamed for being abusive to the Muslim population of the country but it had kept on dismissing those claims. Once again, people have taken to streets to express their disappointment
Ayswarya Murthy
As per the data released in June from the latest Bureau of Labor Statistics, more than 9.5 million Americans were unemployed and are looking for work. Simultaneously, there has been an influx in job openings
WR News Writer
A phenomenal coalition of more than 220 organisations has stood up against the UK Government's new plans to lessen the extent of judicial review. They have together shaped an alliance to guard human rights and
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In the port of Spain’s Melilla Enclave, an illegal migrant was discovered hiding amongst broken glass bottles. Similar incidents have been coming to light for the last two months leading to a diplomatic row between
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An unprecedented coalition of more than 220 groups comprising of charities, trade unions and human rights groups have condemned the proposed changes to judicial review and Human Rights Act, calling it a direct threat to
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