He Went Out and Did Not Return: Al Jazeera Documentary Opens the File of Enforced Disappearance in Sudan
Al Jazeera's documentary "He Went Out and Did Not Return" explores the issue of enforced disappearances in Sudan amid military control by the Rapid Support Forces.
"About 50,000 women and girls have been killed worldwide in 2024," according to the UN
The UN reports that approximately 50,000 women and girls were killed globally in 2024, highlighting the urgent issue of violence against women.
Australia lags behind NZ and Canada when it comes to one major problem
Australia is facing a significant issue with the rising incarceration rates of Indigenous people, particularly youth, despite governmental commitments to reform.
The Tax Agency Apologizes for Fake Registrations
The Swedish Tax Agency has apologized for the fraudulent registrations of individuals at Ulla-Lena Lindqvist's summer cottage, resolving a long-standing issue she faced.
More than a thousand British local council members pledge to support Palestinian rights
Over a thousand local council members from across the political spectrum in Britain have pledged to support Palestinian rights and make it an electoral issue.
Ban on sitting at work. The ministry responded to the issue
The Polish Ministry of Family, Labor, and Social Policy addressed concerns regarding mandatory standing work conditions following a parliamentary inquiry.
Iran faces new protests amid escalation with the U.S. and the regime issues a warning
Iran is experiencing renewed protests in the wake of escalating tensions with the U.S., prompting the regime to issue warnings.
Even With Re-Legislation Announced, the Gap Between the Government and the Democratic Party on 'Prosecutors' Complementary Investigation Rights' Remains... A Source of Conflict
The South Korean government announced new legislative proposals for the Criminal Case Investigation Agency and the Prosecutors' Office, yet tensions remain unresolved over the controversial issue of prosecutors' complementary investigation rights, potentially leading to further conflict.
Is shoe repair covered by warranty? The Consumer Disputes Commission clarified the issue
The article discusses consumer expectations regarding the durability of expensive winter boots and the common disputes that arise between consumers and retailers when shoes start to deteriorate within the first year.
New Left: 'The government must stop presenting shipwrecks as isolated โexpectedโ and โrandomโ tragedies'
The New Left party in Greece criticizes the government for treating recent maritime tragedies involving refugees as isolated incidents instead of a systemic issue.
HS: Police have started the first preliminary investigations into female genital mutilation
In Finland, police have initiated their first preliminary investigations into cases of female genital mutilation, marking a significant step in addressing this human rights issue.
Expectations for the Korea-Japan "Andong Summit" [Special Correspondent Column]
The article discusses ongoing calls for the Japanese government to provide equal educational rights for Korean schools in Japan, highlighting protests and historical context surrounding the issue.
South Africa: 'I Fought for Freedom, and Now I Am Going to Die Without Water' Says Mpumalanga Pensioner
Residents of the Lekwa Local Municipality in Mpumalanga, South Africa, have been facing a dire water crisis, with many living without reliable access for over a decade, despite government reports highlighting the issue.
When human rights become a footnote
The article discusses the alarming dismantling of human rights policies in Sรฃo Paulo, Brazil, alongside remarks from Governor Tarcรญsio de Freitas that contribute to this issue.
Oando to raise N220.79bn via rights issue
Oando Plc plans to raise approximately N220.79 billion through a rights issue of new shares, pending regulatory approval.
Vance, Harris, Obama issue tributes to Rev Jesse Jackson
Prominent political figures, including Vice President JD Vance and former Presidents Kamala Harris and Barack Obama, paid tribute to Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr. following his death at 84.
'My neighbour trimmed and damaged my trees but he says I'm the problem'
A homeowner is seeking advice after a neighbor drastically trimmed and damaged their mature oak trees, claiming the homeowner is the real issue.
Hard dispute over Stรณra-Laxรก goes to the Supreme Court
A contentious issue regarding Stรณra-Laxรก has escalated to the Supreme Court in Iceland.
Court rules that Minister Marรญa Estela Rรญos can participate in the issue of preventive detention
The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation has unanimously resolved that Minister Marรญa Estela Rรญos Gonzรกlez can participate in the discussions regarding compliance with an Inter-American Court ruling on preventive detention practices in Mexico.
Spain Welcomes Migrants: 'The West Needs Them,' Says Prime Minister
Spain has opened its doors to hundreds of thousands of undocumented migrants, offering legal residency and access to work and benefits, framing it as both a human rights issue and an economic necessity.
We Found a Nearly 100-Gram Discrepancy When We Weighed Foods in the Store - Here's the Explanation
Consumers have reported discrepancies between labeled and actual weights of packaged food items in Finland, prompting an investigation into this packaging issue.
Domestic violence now legal in Afghanistan as Taliban issue horror new laws
The Taliban's new penal code effectively legalizes domestic violence in Afghanistan by allowing husbands to physically punish their wives and children, as long as no severe injuries occur.
Human Trafficking - The Silent Crisis of the European Union, Where Power and Exploitation of Women Play a Major Role
The article discusses the ongoing issue of human trafficking within the EU, highlighting the exploitation of women from Eastern Europe and the shortcomings in current laws and statistics.
The film 'Assi' by Taapsee will send chills down your spine, forcing you to think about the story of a rape victim
The film 'Assi', directed by Anubhav Sinha and featuring Taapsee Pannu, presents a gripping narrative based on the real-life accounts of rape victims in India, aiming to provoke societal reflection on masculinity and the pervasive issue of sexual violence.
Nowacka's comment on 'falling menโs trousers' and problems with the student rights law
Barbara Nowacka criticized the issue of student dress codes, particularly targeting 'falling trousers', amid ongoing discussions about student rights legislation in Poland.
"Palestine Back".. A new competitor challenges AIPAC's dominance in the US Congress
A new political action committee called "Palestine Back" seeks to challenge AIPAC's influence in the US Congress regarding the Palestinian issue.
Saved the life of Selma - the owner could not afford a veterinarian
Therese Lindgren, an influencer and animal rights advocate, intervened to save Selma, a Chihuahua, when her owner couldn't afford veterinary care, highlighting the financial strain many face in accessing pet healthcare.
Wolt was surprised to find that the companyโs courier accounts are being rented out for nearly a thousand euros, says the CEO
Wolt's CEO, Marianne Vikkula, expresses surprise at the high rental rates for courier accounts, which can go up to 900 euros monthly, attributing this issue to a poor job market in Finland.
Manoj Jha Raises the Issue of Gig Workers, Listen
Manoj Jha addresses the challenges faced by gig workers in India.
Champion Breweries allots N14.9bn shares in rights issue
Champion Breweries Plc announced a successful rights issue with a subscription value of N14.91bn, achieving a 93.71% subscription rate.
How legal is it to film an ICE agent during a migration operation?
The legality of filming ICE agents during migration operations has become a contentious issue in the U.S., with federal agents claiming it's illegal while laws suggest otherwise.
The battle for additional compensation for unfair dismissal reaches the Constitutional Court
The Constitutional Court is set to consider a case involving the contentious issue of additional compensation for unfair dismissal in Spain, as labor unions UGT and CC OO challenge previous Supreme Court rulings that limit such compensation.
The European Parliament points to 'squatting' as a problem affecting 'all of Europe' and calls for 'rapid mechanisms' for owners to recover their homes
The European Parliament has recognized illegal squatting as a widespread issue across Europe and is urging member states to implement quicker legal mechanisms for property owners to reclaim their homes.
It Is Not a Priority for Her: Europe Closes Its Eyes to the Disappearance of Christianity in the Middle East
The article discusses the alarming situation of Christians in the Middle East, urging European leaders to take action as this critical issue is being ignored by the media and the public.
PVEM Deputy Proposes Parking Lots Issue Tickets and Liability Insurance
A Mexican lawmaker from the PVEM party has proposed a new initiative mandating that parking service providers issue tickets and liability insurance to customers.
Iraqji: The world is moving towards replacing law with force in dealing with the Palestinian issue
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Iraqji warns that the global community is shifting from upholding international law to using force regarding the Palestinian situation, which threatens global justice and stability.
End of the 6x1 work schedule: 'Business owners cause panic to continue exploiting workers,' says movement founder
The founder of a movement criticized business owners for creating panic over the end of the 6x1 work schedule, which allows employees only one day off per week, highlighting the legislative discussion around this issue led by the President of the Chamber of Deputies, Hugo Motta.
Gov wifeโs forum seeks united action to eliminate FGM
The Nigeria Governorsโ Spousesโ Forum has declared its commitment to eradicating Female Genital Mutilation, viewing it as a violation of human rights and a public health issue.
Veฤernjak's Awards for Women Who Change Croatia: Here Are the Winners of the First Edition
Veฤernji list held its first awards ceremony for Women Who Change Croatia, recognizing six exceptional women among 130 candidates for their contributions to improving Croatian society, while emphasizing that equality is still an ongoing issue.
Brutal phenomenon affects thousands in Finland and millions worldwide โ Expert raises a startling belief: 'He is normal'
The expert from the Human Rights League discusses the critical barriers to preventing female genital mutilation in Finland, including a lack of awareness and systematic education about the issue.
Civil rights groups issue Florida travel advisory for FIFA World Cup over immigration enforcement tactics
Civil rights organizations have issued a travel advisory for the FIFA World Cup in Florida, cautioning foreign tourists about immigration enforcement and detention issues in the state.
SCJN approves provisional birth certificate for minors in adoption process
The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) has authorized judges to issue provisional birth certificates for minors in adoption proceedings, preventing them from becoming victims of human trafficking and ensuring their rights, including education, are upheld.
In cities around the world, men film women at night on the street without their consent
A disturbing new trend has emerged online where men film women on the street at night without their consent and profit from the illegal material uploaded.
Akhilesh Yadav attacks BJP on the SIR issue
Akhilesh Yadav has leveled serious allegations against the BJP and the administration regarding Form 7 for deleting names from the voter list, claiming an attack on democratic rights and mass removal of voters' names.
Does clothing say more than declarations? Expert critiques Doda and Marta Nawrocka
At a recent meeting with Karol Nawrocki and his wife Marta, Doda brought attention to the issue of animal shelters, while also sparking discussion about the significance of the participants' attire at the event.
Warning for WhatsApp to leave India? Know about the privacy issue that angered the Supreme Court
The Supreme Court of India has issued a stern warning to WhatsApp and its parent company Meta over privacy rights, stating that if they cannot comply with regulations, they may need to consider leaving the country.
Antisemitism is not a matter of the past, it is a challenge of today
The article emphasizes that antisemitism is a current and violent issue requiring immediate intervention, rather than being viewed solely as a historical phenomenon.
Against Contemporary Slavery
The article discusses the ongoing issue of contemporary slavery, highlighting that despite international laws, over 50 million people are estimated to be enslaved worldwide as of 2021.
Stories from Gaza told in Copenhagen: 'The genocide continues'
In Copenhagen, over a thousand people gathered to hear firsthand accounts from Gaza, highlighting the ongoing violence and the world's silence on the issue.
MEN tackles a controversial issue. "Such rules are very subjective"
The Ministry of Education plans to gather additional opinions from the school community regarding a draft law on students' rights and obligations, which includes provisions on students' appearance and dress codes.