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Senior Reporter

With over more than 6 years of writing obituaries for the local paper, Senior Reporter has a uniquely strong voice that shines through in his newest collection of essays and articles, which explores the importance we place on the legacy.

Taliban has decided not to allow women to enter universities: America condemns

Taliban has decided not to allow women to enter universities: America condemns

Yesterday, December 20, the United States Department of Foreign State Relations addressed a press briefing. There was a spokesperson named Ned Price, who said that education is a universal human right. He warned the Taliban

Ethiopia’s largest bank ‘resumes services’ in Tigray

Ethiopia’s largest bank ‘resumes services’ in Tigray

Monday's announcement follows the signing of a peace deal between the federal government and Tigrayan rebels. It is majorly to stop conflicts and crises in Ethiopia. After the peace deal, the country's largest bank said

USA: Hyundai & Kia suppliers found hiring child labor

USA: Hyundai & Kia suppliers found hiring child labor

For many days it is coming as a flash, KIA & Hyundai using child labor. Many media reports also claim that.  Turn you’re held in past JULY where Alabama – Hyundai supplier had hiring young

Appoints first human rights envoy, Australia

Appoints first human rights envoy, Australia

A career diplomat-Bronte Moules is a new ambassador for human rights. This statement was declared by the foreign ministry of Australia. During this declaration, the major statement made by them is: ‘Australia is committed to

Children were among the 547 incarcerated Syrians who were found dead

Children were among the 547 incarcerated Syrians who were found dead

Since 2012, when the Syrian government arrested Yehya Hijazi and his two kids, their families have clung to the faith that they are still alive and would be liberated one day. However, after a decade

How Australia’s Robodebt scandal is claiming its victims

How Australia’s Robodebt scandal is claiming its victims

“It was just really beyond my comprehension, how they could be asking me for that money," said Nathan Kearney, 33, who received an automated call from Australia’s welfare agency in 2016 saying he owed them

Beijing sees COVID-related deaths post ease of regulations

Beijing sees COVID-related deaths post ease of regulations

On Friday evening, when employees in complete safety suites wheeled out coffins one by one, scores of people were dressed up against the chilly weather outside a funeral home in eastern Beijing with parkas and

Iranian regime moves to execute 26 protesters

Iranian regime moves to execute 26 protesters

Human rights global watchdog Amnesty International has called on Iran to bring an immediate end to its executions of protesters. In a letter published on Friday, Amnesty has highlighted that 11 people have already been

LGBTQ club must be recognized by Yeshiva University

LGBTQ club must be recognized by Yeshiva University

A New York appeals court has ruled on Thursday that Yeshiva University must recognize a LGBTQ student group formally, thereby rejecting the claims by the Jewish school that doing so “would violate its religious rights

Crisis of missing children in Nepal

Crisis of missing children in Nepal

According to the National Child Rights Council (NRCR), the state run child protection agency, at least six children go missing in Nepal on an average every day. As per the data shared by NRCR, at