Shreya Shah
United Kingdom - Practicing what one preaches is how one would lead by example. Governments all around the world are trying to be calculative about the migrant workforce so that not only is limited pressure
Shreya Shah
Red Cross has issued a stern warning that women have been at the receiving end of economic and social impact of Covid-19 pandemic rather disproportionately. The same was observed after analysis of the pandemic impact
Ayswarya Murthy
Qatar - Qatar is not the safest country as it claims itself to be and this has been yet again proven by the Qatari officials who have detained two journalists from Norwegian state television and
Shreya Shah
Tigray - Thousands of Ethiopians belonging to the Tigrayan ethnic group were forcefully arrested and kept in the detention centres in the capital for months. Some Tigrayans in and outside Addis Ababa said they remained
Shreya Shah
Japan - has expressed its desire to promote human rights in different sectors of the work structure and hence collaborated with the United Nations workers rights agency the international Labor Organization to execute the deed.
Shreya Shah
Pakistan - The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan (HRCP) has expressed grave concern over the working conditions of colliers working in Baluchistan, Pakistan. The working conditions show gross violation of human rights. According to formal
Shreya Shah
China - Chinese government is known to make individuals forcibly disappear whose voice of dissent it seems as problematic. The latest victim has emerged to be Peng Shuai, the three time Olympian tennis player from
Shreya Shah
Myanmar - The United Nations has adopted a resolution on the situation in Myanmar pertaining to the rights of the minority Muslim community of Rohingyas, in the wake of the ongoing military styled government rule
Shreya Shah
Nepal - Workers who were responsible for nominating and constructing the World Cup stadiums in Qatar for the FIFA event have started to return to their hometowns as their term comes to an end but
Shreya Shah
Myanmar - US journalist Danny Fenster was facing 11 years jail sentence and had spent nearly six months in prison in military-ruled Myanmar was finally released. Fenster is one of the many journalists and many
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