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Poland’s women right activists facing death and bomb threats, HRW reports

Poland’s women right activists facing death and bomb threats, HRW reports

At least activists from seven groups that are supporting abortion rights and women's rights are confronting bomb and death threats in Poland, the Human Rights Watch, International Planned Parenthood Federation-European Network (IPPF-EN), and CIVICUS expressed

China shrugs off UN’s claims of “forced labor” of Uyghurs

China shrugs off UN’s claims of “forced labor” of Uyghurs

BEIJING: China shrugged off, on Tuesday, United Nation’s (UN) concerns over the alleged forced labor and detention of Uyghurs in the northwest Xinjiang region of the country. Recently, UN Working Group on Business and Human

Brussels and Athens disagree over EU’s strategy to manage migration camps in Greece

Brussels and Athens disagree over EU’s strategy to manage migration camps in Greece

EU Home Affairs Commissioner Ylva Johansson, who during her recent visit to the Greek island of Lesbos, appreciated the nation’s handling of migration crisis but at the same time demanded the Mediterranean country to build

What are EU nation’s new restrictions amid the third wave of Coronavirus?

What are EU nation’s new restrictions amid the third wave of Coronavirus?

As the third wave of the Covid-19 pandemic spreads throughout Europe, many European Union member countries have expanded measures and re-imposed lockdown rules.  Since January, various EU leaders have been examining to limit unnecessary travel

Why Mozambique Is Becoming A Hotbed For Human Rights Violations?

Why Mozambique Is Becoming A Hotbed For Human Rights Violations?

In an unfortunate incident, the ISIS-related armed group Al-Shabab attacked civilians in the town of Palma in Mozambique. Hundreds of civilians are now missing from the town, after the group raided the town and attacked

Five new refugee camps in Greece get EU funding

Five new refugee camps in Greece get EU funding

 Five new refugee camps on Greece’s Aegean Islands are set to receive funding from the European Union. On Monday, EU home affairs commissioner, Ylva Johannson visited Greece’s Lesbos and Samos islands. During the visit she

HRW’s World Report 2021 ranks Iran as one of the leading executioners in world

HRW’s World Report 2021 ranks Iran as one of the leading executioners in world

Human Rights Watch in its World Report 2021 condemned Iranian regime’s iron fist rule to suppress dissenting voices and awarding harshest punishment to its political prisoners. The report ranked Tehran as one of the leading

Elon Musk & Tesla repeatedly violate US labor laws, including 2018 anti-union tweet by the CEO

Elon Musk & Tesla repeatedly violate US labor laws, including 2018 anti-union tweet by the CEO

 Elon Musk’s Tesla has repeatedly violated labor laws of the United States of America, ruled The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) on Thursday. The violations span across past few years, ranging from Tesla firing a

Quebec: Temporary foreign workers spared from the government’s quarantine rules

Quebec: Temporary foreign workers spared from the government’s quarantine rules

In Quebec, the farmers who were experiencing a shortage of workers at the farmland during harvest season were relieved when the federal government exempted temporary foreign workers from staying under 14 days quarantine in hotels

Turkish President urges Kosovo’s new prime minister to reconsider opening Embassy in Jerusalem

Turkish President urges Kosovo’s new prime minister to reconsider opening Embassy in Jerusalem

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan urged Kosovo’s newly elected prime minister Albin Kurti to reconsider the country’s decision of opening an embassy in Jerusalem. Erdogan in his congratulatory letter acknowledging the new premier of the