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Vancouver, British Columbia · Vancouver

The ongoing crisis of missing indigenous women

Story by Sarah Jacknife, Policy Options Photo: First Nations protesters at Vancouver Women’s March, 2018 / Photo: William Chen / CC BY-SA 2.0 Despite decades of advocacy and grieving, Canada has not done enough to protect Indigenous women, girls, and two-spirit people. The roadmap is there. Every May as red dresses and moose-hide pins appear, and families walk in memory… SourceThe post The painful lack of urgency to end violence against Indigeno…Read Article

Bangladesh and US discuss labour cooperation and workers’ rights at Geneva meeting

On the sidelines of the International Labour Conference at ILO Headquarters, Brigadier General (Retd) Dr. M Sakhawat Hossain, Bangladesh’s Labour and Employment Adviser, met bilaterally with Keith E. Sonderling, Deputy Secretary of the US Department of Labour. The topics of discussion included enhancing labour sector collaboration, defending workers’ rights, and enhancing working conditions throughout Bangladesh. […] The post Bangladesh and US d…Bangladesh · Bangladesh See the Story

He debuted at 21, helped end a civil war, and starred in one of the greatest Champions League finals

After debuting at 21 years old, Didier Drogba played a key role to stop a civil war in his country and starred in one of the greatest Champions League finals for Chelsea. As unlikely as it sounds, sports can bridge divides across society—even among enemies. Such was the case with Didier Drogba, a striker who didn’t turn professional until 21, starred in one of the most dramatic Champions League finals ever, and used his platform to help bring an…Civil War · Abidjan See the Story

What if food was a human right?

Story by Leila Hawkins Photo by nrd / creative licence Food prices are becoming increasingly unaffordable around the world — from Sweden, where consumers recently boycotted supermarkets over soaring prices, to the Central African Republic, where it takes 30 days of labour to be able to pay for a basic food basket. What’s making it so expensive to eat? Let’s start with… SourceThe post What if food was a human right? appeared first on NADJA.Sweden · Sweden Read Article

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