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Prominent Human Rights Lawyer Wang Quanzhang sentenced in China
A court in Tianjin, a city in northern China has sentenced prominent human rights lawyer Wang Quanzhang to 4 1/2 years in prison for subversion of state power. The 42-year-old...
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Three interrelated pandemics – obesity, starvation and climate change are ‘burning’ our planet
According to a report released on 27th Jan (Sunday) in The Lancet, the world needs to cope up with new initiatives to fight three interrelated pandemics - obesity, starvation ...
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World Economic Forum attempts to integrate gender and equality into broader discussions
On the night of 22nd January (Tuesday), JPMorgan chief Jamie Dimon checked in to the Panorama Hotel in Davos to have an informal discussion on the issues of gender along ...
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Cigarette Butts are not just killing you, but the Environment too
Plastics are finally being recognised as the major pollutant in use and have resulted in ban in many countries as of now. Yet another, bigger problem is of the cigarette filte...
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Davos 2019: Sir Attenborough and Prince William question World Leaders on the Environmental Crisis
On Monday, 21st January, Sir David Attenborough and Prince William met in an interview at the World Economic Forum in Switzerland discussing the factors of huma...
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A Doctor-Whistleblower from Nauru wins the 2019 Blueprint for Free Speech Prize
Dr. Nick Martin won the global 2019 Blueprint International Whistleblowing Prize in London on 16th of this month (Wednesday) for speaking out about the off-shore immigrant iss...
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A new study suggests ‘less meat for people who eat a lot of it, and more for the world’s poor’
Health is common for all. The health of a human determines the health of a planet. In short, it is important to notice what we feed our world that is good for both human healt...
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Exercise and activity can preserve brain cells and prevent Dementia
Researchers have found that people who move around more and are active have shaper brains compared to the sloth-like ones even if they have brain-deterioration. ‘Dementi...
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The unheard voices: Sexual abuse of boys barely addressed
According to a global study, sexual abuse of boys is “barely addressed” by the laws in many countries. The study was developed by the Economist Intelligence Unit w...
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Your morning cup of coffee may be at risk
Scientists have found that more than 60% of the world’s coffee plants are in the edge of extinction. As reported by the BBC, more than 100 types of coffee trees grow nat...
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