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WR News Writer

WR News Writer is an engineer turned professionally trained writer who has a strong voice in her writing. She speaks on issues of migrant workers, human rights, and more.

No Special Cases: “All Illegal Immigrants Will Be Deported,” Stresses Sunak

No Special Cases: “All Illegal Immigrants Will Be Deported,” Stresses Sunak

The Rishi Sunak-led Conservative government is expected to push controversial legislation cracking down on illegal immigration with a special emphasis on illegal Channel crossings. While just 300 people entered the UK via Channel crossings in

Japan’s Wage Woes Continue: Real Wages Fall At Fastest Pace Since 2014

Japan’s Wage Woes Continue: Real Wages Fall At Fastest Pace Since 2014

Japanese workers' real wages fell the most in nine years in January despite the government's push for more pay, highlighting the challenges encountered while trying to achieve the central bank's goal of inflation accompanied by

Human rights are violated by Turkey’s Internet throttling

Human rights are violated by Turkey’s Internet throttling

On 1 March 2023, ARTICLE 19 submitted an expert opinion in relation to the legal case concerning bandwidth throttling and mobile service provider (GSM) disruptions that occurred following the earthquakes in Turkey in February of

Three Tijuana Hotels Rescued 79 Migrants From Smugglers

Three Tijuana Hotels Rescued 79 Migrants From Smugglers

A Tijuana hotel discovered 13 migrants from Mauritania, a small Muslim country in northwest Africa, being held against their will earlier this week. Smugglers are using hotels as stash houses to keep migrants until they

NSW will outlaw gay conversion therapy- Report from Human rights conference Meet Sydney

NSW will outlaw gay conversion therapy- Report from Human rights conference Meet Sydney

On this Wednesday Minister Ben Franklin – NSW Art Minister spoke about the gay laws again. The news had been circulating for a long time and this time the minister again confirmed that the Government

The domestication of the Patients Bill will lead to better quality health care delivery – FCCPC boss

The domestication of the Patients Bill will lead to better quality health care delivery – FCCPC boss

Babatunde Irukera, Executive Vice Chairman of the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC), has advocated for the domestication of the Patients' Bill of Rights (PBRs) in the nation's healthcare systems. It would ensure better

Iran summons UK envoy over “threat” allegations

Iran summons UK envoy over “threat” allegations

Tehran: According to state media, Iran called in Britain's envoy in Tehran following London's accusations that Tehran had made "threats" to journalists based in the UK. Iran's charge d'affaires in London, Mehdi Hosseini Matin, was

Queensland to override state’s Human Rights Act in bid to make breach of bail an offence for children

Queensland to override state’s Human Rights Act in bid to make breach of bail an offence for children

According to the Queensland government, its new laws are incompatible with human rights because they allow children to be charged with criminal offences for breaching bail conditions. Mark Ryan, the police minister, said the Palaszczuk

A new work schedule will be implemented by Bloomingdale Public Relations

A new work schedule will be implemented by Bloomingdale Public Relations

From March 1st 2023, Bloomingdale Public Relations will be piloting a revised work schedule for their staff located in India, Singapore and UAE. The new timetable requires employees to arrive at the office no later

Google India Fired 453 Employees; CEO Sundar Pichai Wrote A Letter To The Sacked Employees

Google India Fired 453 Employees; CEO Sundar Pichai Wrote A Letter To The Sacked Employees

It’s a sad day for the tech industry when an employer has to let go of hundreds of employees. Late last week, Google India made the unfortunate decision to lay off 453 people in its