Uttara J Malhotra
Israel - Israeli authorities have highlighted a few Palestianian NGOs as terrorist outlets blaming them for spreading false information and hatred among people against Israel. On Friday, Israeli Defence Ministry took a major step by
Monica Aggarwal
Bingerville -Eric M. Bailey, chief executive of Bailey Strategic Innovation Group mentions that instead of thinking of work and life as opposite weights on a scale, we should think of work as a part of
Aparajita Das
South Korea - Seoul, the capital of South Korea, recently saw a different take on protests by workers. The streets of city were flooded with thousands of workers demanding better working conditions, dressed up as
Shreya Shah
Myanmar - A United Nation appointed team of 59 members have been trying to collect and analyze more than two million pieces of evidence about possible human rights violations in Myanmar. The coup that happened
Aparajita Das
United States - It is not all gold and shine for the United States when it comes to refugee and immigration related issues. Several experts have pointed out America’s inability to give them proper treatment
Shreya Shah
Kenya - To help some of the hundreds of thousands of Kenyans who have lost their jobs because of the coronavirus pandemic, the government is paying people to start with the basic work now. Being
Ayswarya Murthy
New York City - After the New York mayor announced the Covid-19 mandate for the workers to get vaccinated by Friday, labor unions are concerned how it will be succeeded. The concerns are there will
Uttara J Malhotra
Jammu and Kashmir - Amid the target killings of civilians outside the region, thousands of migrant workers leave the Valley of Jammu and Kashmir. They were found rushing towards the ticket counters in bus terminus
Ayswarya Murthy
Malaysia - Malaysian glove making company Supermax Healthcare is in dire straits as US bans it from selling gloves over suspected allegations of using forced labor, recent reports have confirmed. The US Customs and Border
Shreya Shah
India - Near to 42 million domestic workers in India face inequality, abuse, discrimination and exploitation on daily basis and yet their voices go unheard when they complain. Several reports since last year have mentioned
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