Human Rights-Gender and Equality
For the First Time in History: A Woman Leads Japan
By Liza Zurabiani (Georgia) For the first time in its modern history, Japan a nation long marked by political conservatism and entrenched gender hierarchies has
Geopolitics/Diplomatic news
Australian High Commission Deepens Ties with Media in Pakistan: Productive Dialogue at Lahore Press Club Leadership
The Advocate Post: Lahore, The enduring friendship between Pakistan and Australia, rooted in mutual respect since 1949, continues to flourish through impactful collaboration in education,
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Closing The Gap: Why Pay Inequality Still Persists in 2025?
By Amna Amir (Pakistan) The gender pay gap remains one of the most persistent inequalities of our time. Despite decades of progress in women’s education,
Human Rights-Gender and Equality
A hallmark of a Civilised Society
By Justice (R) Markandey Katju (India) A hallmark of a civilised society is that minorities therein can live with dignity and honour. From that standpoint
Human Rights-Gender and Equality
Child Labour in Pakistan: A Crisis Stealing Childhoods
By Amna Amir (Pakistan) Childhood is meant to be a time of play, discovery, and growth. Yet for millions of children in Pakistan, it has
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Australia to Recognise Palestinian Statehood at UN in September; New Zealand Decision Expected Soon
News Desk: Australia will formally recognise the State of Palestine at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in September, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced on
Human Rights-Gender and Equality
Mongolian Women: Excel in Classrooms, Lag in Careers
By Arlen Agiliga (Mongolia) Mongolian women top the class. They earn more degrees than men, perform better across school levels, and now make up a
Human Rights-Gender and Equality
The Law can Kill a Killer — Can it Kill the culture?
By: Fatima Ghufran (Pakistan) The tragic murder of 17-year-old acclaimed TikToker Sana Yousuf has reignited the debate around consent — a concept persistently misunderstood, misconstrued,
Human Rights-Gender and Equality
The Humanitarian and Migration Crisis in Venezuela: An Analysis through the Lens of Singer, Carr and Suganami
By: Cecília Passos Diniz (Brazil) The complex multidimensional crisis plaguing Venezuela since the early 21st century stands as one of the most intricate contemporary humanitarian
Human Rights-Gender and Equality
