International Day for the Abolition of Slavery 2025

International Day for the Abolition of Slavery 2025: Why It Still Matters Today

The International Day for the Abolition of Slavery is observed every year on 2 December to highlight ongoing struggles against modern forms of slavery, from human trafficking and forced labour to child exploitation and forced…

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gen z anti aesthetic movement trend

The Anti-Aesthetic Movement: Why Gen Z Is Breaking the Internet’s Beauty Rules

For years, the internet pushed a single definition of “beautiful.” Smooth, colour-coordinated feeds. Outfits that matched perfectly. Faces and bodies were tweaked by filters until they looked almost fake. But Gen Z? They’re not buying…

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Signs You’re Meant to Be a Lawyer

Signs You’re Actually Meant to Be a Lawyer

Some characters innately are an indicator that they are natural law-practicing, with quick minds that break arguments, plead and act with great zeal and in adverse ethical situations. High analytical abilities, persistence, and communication skills…

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Employee Termination Rights: What to Do If Unfairly Fired

Employee Termination Rights: What to Do If You Are Unfairly Fired

Learning about Employee Termination Rights is key to employees who are suddenly or unfairly fired. To be rendered jobless without reasonable cause may be stressful both emotionally and financially, however the law offers various safeguards…

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Why Garment Worker Rights Are a Gender Issue

Why Workers’ Rights in the Garment Industry Are a Gender Discrimination Issue

Workers’ rights in the garment industry are the same as gender discrimination because women are 60-80% of the global workforce and still suffer I, exploitation, getting paid less, and violence. Women workers mostly in South…

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Labour Reforms to Create 77 Lakh Jobs & Boost Economy

Labour Reforms to Create 77 Lakh Jobs, Add ₹75,000 Cr to Consumption

India’s new labour reforms have the potential to change the whole job market by increasing the number of jobs by 7.7 million and growing the total consumption of goods and services by 75,000 million rupees.…

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Rising Rights Abuses: Global Human Rights Watch Data 2025

New Data Reveals Rising Violations In Global Human Rights Watch Study

Latest Human Rights Watch data points to escalating global human rights violations, with sharper spikes across conflict zones, fragile democracies, and surveillance-heavy states. Sirens at night, curfews at dusk, courtrooms packed. The pattern looks familiar.…

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Texas Labels MB & CAIR as Terrorist Groups: Key Insights

Texas Recasts Its Security Strategy: A Humanitarian Response to Global Islamist Networks

The State of Texas has formally designated the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) and the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) as transnational criminal organisations as well as terrorist organisations in a move that is redefining national and…

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Pakistan Deports 7,800 Afghan Migrants in One Day

Tensions Spike as Pakistan Deports Over 7,800 Afghans in One Day

A crackdown on illegal Afghan nationals in Pakistan is increasing, and on November 17, over 7849 migrants were expelled in a single day. It is a mass expulsion as claimed by the Taliban refugee commission,…

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United Voices for Peace: Confronting Extremism

United Voices for Peace: Confronting Extremism and Restoring the Spirit of True Faith

Extremist ideologies have been among the gravest threats to the peace, unity, and even the spirit of faith in the world. Thousands of youths have been deceived, manipulated and forcibly involved into violent wars across…

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