UN rights office concerned over pre-election violence in Liberia

UN rights office concerned over pre-election violence in Liberia

“We are concerned by reported instances of election-related violence, use of language that could amount to hate speech, and attacks on journalists in Liberia ahead of the general election on 10 October,” said UN Human Rights Office Spokesperson in the country, Seif Magango. Violent clashes Violent clashes between supporters of the opposition Unity Party and…

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UN chief reinforces call for multilateral reform, outlines next steps

UN chief reinforces call for multilateral reform, outlines next steps

Other key priorities to emerge were the state of the environment and ensuring responsible use of new technologies, such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Secretary-General António Guterres added. Against this backdrop, the UN’s visionary Our Common Agenda presents proposals and ideas that can bridge the gap, “between the world as it is and the world as…

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World News in Brief: Water ‘being taken for granted’, global teacher crisis, Nipah in India update

World News in Brief: Water ‘being taken for granted’, global teacher crisis, Nipah in India update

“We must stop taking water for granted,” FAO Director-General Qu Dongyu said at the opening of the Rome Water Dialogue, focused on its critical role relating to soils, land, climate change, biodiversity and agriculture. With agriculture accounting for more than 70 per cent of the planet’s freshwater withdrawals, “by increasing efficiency, reducing negative impacts and…

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Lahore: The teacher who tortured an eight-year-old madrasa student was arrested

Lahore: The teacher who tortured an eight-year-old madrasa student was arrested

Photograph of the arrested suspect (Photo: Lahore Police) Lahore: Police arrested madrasa teacher for torturing an eight-year-old student in Liaquatabad. According to Express News, an incident of brutal violence has taken place on an eight-year-old madrasa student in Liaquatabad area of ​​Lahore, in which Qari Amir beat the student Abdul Rahman badly with a rubber…

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Japan brings 'Transformers' to life, with 15-foot-tall amazing robot ready

Japan brings ‘Transformers’ to life, with 15-foot-tall amazing robot ready

Tokyo: Japan has given the Hollywood film series ‘Transformers’ a real look, the Japanese company has developed a 15 feet tall amazing robot. According to details, Tokyo-based startup Tsubame Industries has developed a 4.5-meter-tall (14.8-foot) four-wheeled giant robot, priced at $3 million. The robot, which took 2 years to develop and cost 3 million US…

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KMC Electric's multi-billion dues dispute, directive to recommend name of arbitrator

KMC Electric’s multi-billion dues dispute, directive to recommend name of arbitrator

Karachi: The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court directed the parties to recommend the name of an arbitrator to resolve the multi-billion rupees dues dispute between KMC and K Electric. The case of non-payment of billions of rupees between Karachi Metropolitan Corporation (KMC) and K Electric was heard in the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court…

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