April 2, 2023
Amnesty International’s annual report draws attention to the West’s “racist double standards” regarding human rights violations. As an example, the organization cites the reception of Ukrainian refugees according to their country of origin. “They didn’t offer the same treatment for those who fled war and repression in Syria and Afghanistan,” says Philip Luther, Amnesty International’s
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Updated: 27.03.2023 – 11:38 On Saturday, violent clashes erupted between environmentalists and police over a disputed water supply in the Deux-Sèvres department in western France. On Saturday, violent clashes erupted between environmentalists and police over a disputed water supply in the Deux-Sèvres department in western France. Thousands of protesters mobilized late in the morning, marching
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A teacher in Western Australia is urging all women to be vigilant when checking their breasts for abnormalities after an unusual symptom during her third pregnancy led to a diagnosis of shock. Kate Granger noticed a few weeks before the birth of her third child that her first breast milk was a discolored pinkish hue.
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Snow and gusty winds swept over upstate New York on Saturday, March 18, as a cold front moved into the area. Footage captured by Joseph Frascati shows snow falling in Bergen, Genesee County, on Saturday morning. The National Weather Service is forecasting gusty winds and snowfall in the area on Saturday and Sunday, with the
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Test stars Peter Handscombe and Todd Murphy are set to bolster Victoria’s squad for the Sheffield Shield’s final rematch with Western Australia, set up by victory in Perth on Friday. Handscombe, the Victorian captain, and Murphy will only spend a couple of days at home after returning from their tour of India before flying west
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Labor Senator Tony Sheldon says “Western Sydney product” is an obvious choice for the treasurer. Mr Sheldon said Shadow Minister Daniel Mookie is the man for the job, and his experience with the Transport Workers Union helps “coordinate us through some of the toughest situations I’ve ever seen.” “If someone understands the political and economic
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Melanie Dignaschi is a seasoned sportswriter for the Canberra Times with a true passion for all sports. She has covered all codes from the NRL to the NFL and has a background in print, digital, podcast, television and video journalism, having worked in the newsrooms at Nine, Fox Sports and Seven before moving to the
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At least five people were killed in a Russian strike on a village in the Lviv region in western Ukraine when Russia shelled several cities on Thursday, March 9, according to a Ukrainian official. On Thursday, the mayor of Zolochev, Igor Grinkov, said that the rocket hit two residential buildings in the village of Bolshaya
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Former Western Bulldogs Premier League player Liam Picken is suing the AFL, his former club and club doctors over the concussions he suffered throughout his career. Picken played 198 games for the club but ultimately retired in 2019 due to continued concussion symptoms. Watch every match of every round of Toyota AFL Premiership Season 2023
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It may indeed take a village to raise a child: experts say Western parents should follow the example of modern hunter-gatherer groups and treat other adults not as nannies but as partners helping to raise their children. In hunter-gatherer societies, children are looked after by about 14 individuals. Experts say this takes the burden off
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