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UN CERD India minority rights concerns report response
World

UN Committee Raises "Grave Concerns" Over Treatment of Minorities in India; Government Rejects Findings

The UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination flagged concerns over the treatment of Rohingya refugees, Dalits, Scheduled Tribes, and Muslims in India, prompting a sharp rejection from ...
By
Khushboo Singh
3 min read
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Asia

Indigenous Leaders Face Criminal Charges for Setting up Anti-Mining Barricades in the Philippines

Global Voices
3 min read
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Human Rights

The Invisible Crisis That Strips People of Citizenship

Global Voices
3 min read
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Asia

The Herat Arrests are a Defining Moment of Taliban Repression in Afghanistan

Global Voices
4 min read
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Africa

Escalation of Sexual Violence Raises Alarm in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

Global Voices
3 min read
A group of Afghan girls sit indoors, wearing traditional clothing and headscarves.
World

I Lived Through the First Taliban Girls’ School Ban — Watching it Happen Again is Heart Breaking

The Conversation
5 min read
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Africa

Chadian Environmental Activist Hindou Oumarou: ‘AI Governance Must Respect Indigenous Peoples’

Global Voices
5 min read
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Asia

What it is Like to Run a Business as a Woman in Taliban-Controlled Afghanistan

Global Voices
3 min read
A group of women wearing traditional blue burqas walk together outdoors in Afghanistan.
World

'All Our Hopes Have Been Destroyed': Afghanistan's Maternal Mortality Crisis Under Taliban

Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty
3 min read
Taiwan’s red-and-blue flag with white sun overlays a green island map, encircled by yellow flowers and dark branches in a patriotic wreath.
Asia

After 30 Years of Cultural Revival, the Siraya Reclaim Their Indigenous Status in Taiwan

Global Voices
5 min read
The collapse of numerous buildings has left countless families waiting in the wreckage, desperately searching for their missing loved ones.
USA

More than a Month After Venezuela’s Earthquakes: ‘I’m Not Leaving Here Until my Son is Found’

Global Voices
4 min read
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Africa

Cocoa Farmers in Southeast Cameroon are Adapting to EU Regulations, But they Still Want a Fair Price

Global Voices
5 min read
Maasai man taking livestock into the Ngorongoro Caldera for grazing.
Africa

Whose Conservation, Whose Development? The Maasai Struggle Over Land in Northern Tanzania

Global Voices
4 min read
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On Ground

In the image a A passionate speaker holds a microphone amidst a crowd, against a collage of historical figures and protesters. The scene exudes energy and activism.
On Ground

Youth Agitation at Its Peak: CJP’s Parliament March Takes Government by Surprise

The demonstrations, led by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), reached another level as thousands of protesters marched to the Parliament.
By
Varsha Pant
On right, Nitin Gadkari wearing Black speaking on a mic. On Left, a petrol pump.
India

India's E20 Fuel Push Explained: Allegations on Nitin Gadkari’s Family, Ethanol’s Effect on Incompatible Vehicles and What Happened at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar Protest

Despite the growing concerns, the government has repeatedly maintained that E20 fuel is safe for vehicles and good for the environment.
By
Harsh Pandey
A collage of CJP protest images shows a group of people holding banners and signs in English and Hindi. The signs express dissatisfaction and call for resignation from Dharmendra Pradhan, the education minister. The scene conveys a sense of activism and demand for change.
On Ground

Reporter’s Diary of Cockroach Janata Party Protest at Jantar Mantar

At Jantar Mantar, participants including students and professors gathered in the Cockroach Janata Party protest against examination irregularities, raising demands for accountability from the educatio ...
By
Varsha Pant

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Jean Chalopin, entrepreneur and co-creator of Inspector Gadget
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Jean Chalopin on Why “Continuity in Change” Defines a Life Spanning Cartoons, Banking, and Biotech

From founding DIC and co-creating Inspector Gadget to a career in Bahamian finance and now Bio Horizon, a longevity-science venture, the 76-year-old entrepreneur says it's all "continuity in change" — ...
By
Guest Contributor
7 min read
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Business

Beyond the Pitch: How Grit Marketing Uses Training, Territory Planning and Coaching to Build Modern Door-to-Door Sales Teams

At the Utah County company, performance is treated as a product of preparation volume, not personality — built through structured pre-season training, in-field coaching, and a formal path from selling ...
By
Guest Contributor
4 min read
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Business

Yazan Al Homsi on Rocket Doctor's California Deal: Why Five Channels Matter

Investor Yazan Al Homsi argues Rocket Doctor's new provider network agreement — covering commercial insurance, Medicare Advantage, workers' comp, and auto medical — is a payer-infrastructure milestone ...
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Guest Contributor
4 min read
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