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Internet Freedom: Why Access Is Becoming A Human Right
When most people think or speak about internet freedom, they are often concerned with the right, for example, to say what you want online without censorship and without being ...
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A Universal Cancer Vaccine Might Be Closer Than You Think
There are so many cancers and so many things that can work in concert or independently to increase a person's cancer risk—to say nothing of the sheer scope and scale of ...
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Parties Discuss Aspects Of Global Stocktake At Bonn Climate Talks
On Tuesday, the Ad-hoc Working Group on Paris Agreement (APA) asked parties to discuss three issues related to global stocktake—inputs needed for conducting the stocktak...
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40th Anniversary Of The NATO Committee On
Deputy Secretary General Alexander Vershbow welcomed on Tuesday (31 May) the 2016 annual Conference of the NATO Committee on Gender Perspectives (NCGP). Ambassador Vershbow wa...
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High Death Rate Mars Health Score
After the dust of the political campaigns and victory rallies settles, as the government begins to set the agenda for the next five years a look at the health status of the st...
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No Middle Ground: The Risks Of Being A Human Rights Defender In India
The middle ground for human rights work throughout India is eroding fast. Social activists, civil society leaders and “right to information” activists—who ha...
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How Worried Should We Be About The 'Nightmare Bacteria' Making Headlines?
“It’s not that this bacteria is highly transmissible,” said Dr. Emil Lesho, director of WRAIR’s Multidrug-resistant Organism Repository and Surve...
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Plants Know When They’re Being Touched
By and large, most research seeking to attribute a mental life to plants has been discredited over the years. Yet new research coming out of the University of Western Australi...
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It’s Not Just The Toy Aisles That Teach Children About Gender Stereotypes
Children are born into a world of pink or blue. A walk down a department store toy aisle demonstrates a clear gender divide: princesses and dolls for the girls, superheroes an...
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World No Tobacco Day 2016: WHO Appeals For Plain Packaging Of Tobacco Products.
The World No Tobacco Day is observed on May 31 every year, and this year, the World Health Organization (WHO) is calling for governments across the world to enact policies for...
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