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Saudi Arabia’s The Line project highlights severe human rights abuses, with reports of forced labor, worker deaths, and the eviction of thousands. Executives show indifference to worker safety amid claims …
Examining the Dark Side of Saudi Arabia’s The Line Project Read More
The October jobs report showed a gain of 12,000 jobs with the unemployment rate at 4.1%. Disruptions from hurricanes and strikes in manufacturing affected job growth while sectors like health …
October Jobs Report: Economic Insights and Implications Read More
The article analyzes Donald Trump’s claim that tariffs made America great, revealing research by economists Alexander Klein and Christopher Meissner suggesting that high tariffs during the Gilded Age did not …
Debating the Legacy of Tariffs: An Economic Perspective Read More
The Canadian economy saw no growth in August, with GDP remaining steady after a slight rise in July. Manufacturing sharply declined by 1.2%, driven by significant decreases in both durable …
Canada’s Economic Stagnation: A Tale of Declines and Hopes for Recovery Read More
The WOLA series emphasizes racial and ethnic justice in protecting human rights in the Americas, highlighting the urgency for the next U.S. administration to address systemic inequalities. The region’s rich …
Racial & Ethnic Justice: A Cornerstone for Human Rights in the Americas Read More
World leaders condemn China’s sentencing of human rights lawyer Yu Wensheng to three years in detention for subversion. Yu and his wife, Xu Yan, were tried without foreign diplomatic oversight. …
World Leaders Call for China’s Human Rights Lawyer Release Read More
This holiday season, embrace self-care with wellness gifts from Black-owned brands. Discover a selection of nourishing and inspiring products, from turmeric blends to stylish activewear, that enhance well-being while supporting …
Wellness Gifts to Embrace This Holiday Season from Black-Owned Brands Read More
World Human Rights USA Inc. hosted its second convention on October 19, focusing on empowering families and promoting human rights advocacy. Dr. Rafiqul Islam received a Lifetime Achievement Award for …
WHRUSA Hosts Inspiring Convention Promoting Human Rights and Community Support Read More
In the French Caribbean, particularly in Martinique and Guadeloupe, protests erupt over high living costs driven by a legacy of colonialism. While current economic hardships trigger unrest, underlying social and …
Colonial Echoes: The Roots of Economic Unrest in the French Caribbean Read More
Asian markets approach November with caution, as Japan’s Nikkei declines 2.3%, and China’s Hang Seng sees a 1.6% rise due to positive manufacturing data. Rising oil prices and the anticipation …
Cautious Optimism in Asian Markets Amid U.S. Economic Anticipation Read More