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Telangana is set to become the first state in India to implement a policy to assist returning migrants in reintegrating into society and finding employment. Tuesday marked a meeting involving all stakeholders to discuss and
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In recent years, Many Changes have happened in Hong Kong due to the national security law by Beijing. This controversial legislation has affected the freedom of expression, the rule of law. Unseen Impact on Marginalized
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Recently in Germany, there have been large protests in many cities. These protests are a reaction to a controversial plan discussed by some members of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, a far-right political group.
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Kebbis Secka, known to his friends as Kebba, arrived in Italy on June 25, 2016, accompanied by his cousin Ebrima. He had travelled from Gambia, through Libya and across the Mediterranean. The long journey isn't
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Germany's lower house, the Bundestag parliament, has passed legislation that is expected to enable easier and swifter deportations of rejected asylum seekers. The move comes as the ruling coalition government seeks to address the irregular
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In a high-stakes maneuver, the White House has intensified its efforts to secure a deal in the United States Congress that could pave the way for crucial aid to Ukraine. The proposed agreement comes with
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In a bid to highlight their concerns and demand fair treatment, migrant workers in New Zealand are set to gather for a rally near the Philippines embassy in Wellington, as well as at key locations
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The UK government, led by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, has passed a new law about people who come to the UK without official permission. These people are often called asylum seekers or migrants. They are
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The Labor Ministry has talked about worries concerning asylum seekers' jobs, explaining how it works. Also when they can start working. Right now, asylum seekers have to wait nine months from when they apply before
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In a Significant development, 751 Bangladeshi migrant workers, who fell victim to a job scam in Pengerang, Johor, have collectively lodged a RM2.21 million Claim for unpaid Wages against their Deceitful Employers. The Workers were
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