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Academia 1 year ago
ASEAN must do more to protect children from online sexual abuse
ASEAN leaders must seize the opportunity presented by this week's forum on child online protection in Bali to create better protections for the region's children in cyberspace, from policies to law enforcement training and community awareness.
Society 1 year ago
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Reports of abuse at Brandoville Studios shed light on ‘cruel’, ‘sad’ creative industry
For years, a July complaint alleges, the company's employees were obliged to work extended hours while enduring abusive treatment, such as being slapped and choked. They were also reportedly denied rightful overtime pay.
Economy 2 years ago
International Day against Drug Abuse 2024: Customs focuses on prevention, collaboration
The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) has decided to observe June 26 as International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking (HANI). This year, HANI carries the theme “The evidence is clear: invest in prevention”, which puts much emphasis on the importance of preventive measures in addressing drug abuse.
Academia 2 years ago
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Abusive contract worker system: A call for reform
Contract workers are often tasked with performing essential services in sectors such as health care, education and public administration, yet they may lack the necessary support and resources to carry out their duties effectively.
Academia 2 years ago
Australia staunchly defends Papua but is forgetful about Aborigines
Knowing that they often lecture other nations, including Indonesia, on democracy and human rights, it should not be difficult for the Australians to follow the New Zealand’s way, even if it may look humiliating.
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