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Wrighter

Wrighter covers news across the global on Human Rights, Migrants Rights, and Labor Rights. Wrighter has vast experience in writing and is a doctor by profession.

Roku Layoff – It will eliminate 200 more employees

Roku Layoff – It will eliminate 200 more employees

San Francisco: Roku, a maker of streaming devices, announced on Thursday that it would be laying off 200 workers, or 6% of its workforce, to reduce costs amid a challenging economic climate. The San Jose

Ngige Said Why Tinubu Government Should Raise Minimum Wage

Ngige Said Why Tinubu Government Should Raise Minimum Wage

Chris Ngige, the minister of labor and employment, has requested that the Bola Tinubu administration, which will take office on May 29, review the minimum wage for workers. Ngige stated during a Wednesday appearance on

Is Mexico Migrant Center Fire, Homicide at US Border?

Is Mexico Migrant Center Fire, Homicide at US Border?

According to a prosecutor, the deaths of at least 39 migrants in a fire at a detention facility in Mexico are being investigated as possible homicides. He also accused those in charge of failing to

Japan – 60% Restaurants Still Recommend Employees Wear Masks

Japan – 60% Restaurants Still Recommend Employees Wear Masks

TOKYO — Cookbiz Co., an Osaka-based company that runs a website for finding restaurant jobs, claims that despite the central government relaxing face-covering guidelines on March 13, nearly 60% of restaurants in Japan still require

Mexico Migrant Center Faced Fire Near US Border – 38 Dead

Mexico Migrant Center Faced Fire Near US Border – 38 Dead

Mexico's Ciudad Juarez: Authorities reported that at least 38 people died in a fire at a Mexican immigration detention facility close to the US border, believed to have been started by migrants protesting their deportation,

Yoon calls for full disclosure of N.Korean human rights violations

Yoon calls for full disclosure of N.Korean human rights violations

Seoul, 28 March (IANS) As the government gets ready to release a report on Pyongyang's human rights situation for the first time, South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol stated on Tuesday that North Korea's violations

2 Migrants Were Found Dead in a Train, Said Texas Police

2 Migrants Were Found Dead in a Train, Said Texas Police

Texas's Uvalde (AP) — After South Texas police received a call that migrants were "suffocating" in a goods train moving close to the Mexican border, 2 migrants were discovered dead and at least 10 others

Los Angeles Unified To Reopen After 3-Day Strike

Los Angeles Unified To Reopen After 3-Day Strike

Schools in Los Angeles Unified were to reopen Friday following a three-day strike that drew nationwide attention to some of the district’s lowest-paid employees and interrupted instruction for 420,000 students. The largest school district in

Hong Kong OFWs Protest Proposed Policy to Keep Them from Leaving Bad Employers

Hong Kong OFWs Protest Proposed Policy to Keep Them from Leaving Bad Employers

Philippines' MANILA- A group called United Filipinos in Hong Kong (UNIFIL-Migrante HK) is protesting the potential implementation of new rules that would restrict the movement of overseas Filipino workers who have been sent there as

Kenyan Judge Temporarily Blocks Mass Layoff of Facebook Moderators

Kenyan Judge Temporarily Blocks Mass Layoff of Facebook Moderators

According to court documents, a Kenyan judge temporarily halted the mass layoff of 260 Facebook content moderators who were employed by an outsourcing firm hired by the parent company of the social media site, Meta.