A proposed Russian law aims to ban any suggestion that being childless is acceptable, extending regulations to all media. This development mirrors prior censorship efforts against LGBT representations, indicating a …
A New Chapter of Censorship: Russia’s War on Child-Free Lifestyles Read More
The United Nations, led by special rapporteur Reem Alsalem, addressed the inclusion of biological men in women’s sports as a human rights concern. In her report to all UN member …
UN Human Rights Activist Advocates for Women’s Equality and Safety in Sports Read More
With the 2024 election approaching, understanding economic issues is vital for informed voting. As candidates present different policies, voters must grasp the implications of taxation, inflation, and public debt. Books …
Essential Economic Reads Ahead of the 2024 Election Read More
Migrant workers at Carrefour sites in Saudi Arabia face severe exploitation, including forced labor, excessive hours, and squalid living conditions. Amnesty International reveals systemic abuse, with workers often fearful of …
Exploitation and Suffering: The Plight of Migrant Workers at Carrefour in Saudi Arabia Read More
A study by Ben-Gurion University and Sheba Medical Center reveals that alcohol and drug use among Nova festival survivors exacerbated trauma responses. Following a devastating attack that killed approximately 400 …
Impact of Substance Use on Trauma Recovery Among Nova Festival Survivors Read More
Kroger Health will host the Nourishing Change Conference from May 13-15, 2025, in Cincinnati. This event aims to facilitate discussions on nutrition security and community health, gathering leaders from healthcare …
Kroger Health Unveils Nourishing Change Conference to Transform Future of Community Health Read More
Human rights groups, including Amnesty International, are advocating for stricter U.S. controls on facial recognition technology amidst concerns over mass surveillance. They urge the government to extend restrictions to include …
Advocating for Human Rights: The Call for Stricter Facial Recognition Controls Read More
The 2024 Nobel Prize in Economics awarded to Acemoglu, Johnson, and Robinson brings to light important discussions on institutions’ roles in economic growth, yet it also invites scrutiny for overlooking …
The 2024 Nobel Prize in Economics and the Colonial Legacy Read More
CzechTourism successfully concluded a three-city roadshow in India, from October 7-10, targeting both leisure and MICE travel markets. The initiative aimed to promote Czechia’s rich cultural experiences and establish strong …
CzechTourism’s Roadshow in India: A Gateway to Cultural Riches and MICE Opportunities Read More
Tibetans showcased their struggle for language rights at the UN Human Rights Council, condemning China’s ongoing suppression and school closures in Tibet. With significant contributions from activists and scholars, the …
Tibetan Advocates Raise Alarm on Language Suppression at UN Human Rights Council Read More