Pakistan is heavily dependent on its labour class economically, yet the country has not been able to give due weight and importance to the rights and interests of its labourers,…
In a report released on June 26, Amnesty International criticised the Cambodian authorities for their “collaboration or coordination” with Chinese organisations that operate…
Behind Korea’s cow breeds are decades of investment by the Agriculture Ministry in breeding programs, genetic evaluation and farmer education, reflected in a 1.5-fold increase…
Behind the statistics lies a quieter, more personal calculus — one that plays out in the homes of young adults weighing whether to have a child. More often than not, the key…
With over 68 million registered voters for the election on May 12, a candidate has to have P205 million to P343 million if he or she wishes to reach everyone across the…
Founded in 1936, Biratnagar Jute Mills employed around 2,400 workers and 400 other staffers at its peak. It became more than an industrial site—it turned into a school of…
China is involved in constructing 7.7 gigawatts of new coal-fired power, mostly plants used to run nickel smelters in Indonesia, US think tank Global Energy Monitor said.
What has to be done immediately in the following week of the March 14 hearing is to finish the turnover of the evidence that had been used by the ICC’s Office of the Prosecutor…
With the Philippines long considered the global epicenter of Online Sexual Abuse and Exploitation of Children, the numbers paint a horrifying picture. Over 400,000 children have…
Despite fasting, the workers, known as Wira Kuning (Yellow Heroes), began sweeping and cleaning tasks across their zones at 6.30am daily.