New Zealand Revamps Visa Programme – New Zealand has announced significant changes to its Accredited Employer Worker Visa (AEWV) programme in response to what it describes as “unsustainable” levels of migration. The alterations include the…
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High Commissioner Volker Türk, talking from Ouagadougou, the capital, emphasized the serious engagement of his nearby office in handling Burkina Faso’s multifaceted human rights challenges after the January 2022 uprisings. Türk communicated solidarity with the…
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Within the wake of the demolition of their camp in Ghana, Wendell Elijah Mallobe sits in the midst of the flotsam and jetsam, a strong image of the annihilation confronted by 15,000 Liberian displaced people.…
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Denmark’s authentic relationship with Greenland as a colonial ruler gives a deep-rooted scenery to the current legitimate activity. From the early 18th century until 1953, Greenland was under Danish colonial rule, a period stamped by…
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Notwithstanding its thriving economy and rich cultural legacy, the United Kingdom has several societal challenges that influence the lives of its people. These problems, which range from mental health difficulties to economic injustice, show how…
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Recently, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) issued a legally binding ruling ordering Israel to lift restrictions on basic services and humanitarian aid entering Gaza. The court gave Israel one month to report on compliance.…
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The idea of systemic racism is at the center of a political controversy in the US. Racism, according to one side, is confined to isolated cases and people, while the other contends that racism is…
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Unintentional, taught views that can be either favorable or negative are known as unconscious biases. Because the human brain is wired to seek shortcuts, everyone has some unconscious biases at least occasionally. About 40 bits…
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Bullfighting started again in Mexico City on Sunday at Plaza México, the biggest place for bullfights in the world. This happened even though there’s been a lot of arguing about whether it’s right or wrong. …
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Leprosy remains an age-old disease, still endemic in more than 120 countries. The condition leaves an estimated one to two million people across the globe visibly disfigured and lacking support to address the stigma they…
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