Society
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Society Southeast Asia15. March 2022Two Countries Join Forces to Stop Illegal Fishing
Malaysia and Indonesia have concluded an agreement to jointly monitor their connecting waters, as the two Southeast Asian countries are determined to curb illegal fishing and protect their shared marine ecosystems.
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Society United Kingdom14. March 2022There Are More Women and Ethnic Minority Police Officers Here Than Ever Before!
The United Kingdom is more than halfway to meeting its target of adding 20,000 additional police officers to the service by 2023, and an increasing number of women and minorities are hearing the call to serve and protect civilians in England and Wales.
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Society Belgium10. March 2022A Four-Day Week for the Same Pay? This Country’s Making It Happen
Thanks to a labor reform package, Belgium workers just gained stronger legal protections, including the right to choose a four-day week, a step in the right direction for a healthier balance between work life and personal life.
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Society Kuwait3. March 2022Middle Eastern Nation Makes Historic Transgender Rights Decision
A 2007 law has been overturned in a landmark decision for transgender rights in the Middle East, ending the practice of arbitrarily arresting people whose appearance does not “match the gender” of their official identity card.
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Society USA1. March 2022The Bike Bus: A Safe Way For Kids to Ride to School
The city of San Francisco, United States has developed a "bike bus" for kids to safely ride their bike to school in groups, an initiative already implanted in large cities around the world demonstrating significant effectiveness.
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Animals USA28. February 2022“We Have to Listen to Our Customers” – Hens Are Going Cage-Free
Following years of pressure from animal rights activist groups, egg producers are finally embracing the cage-free hens’ movement in a growing number of American states - starting with California - making the majority of citizens very happy.
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