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Society Colombia

2. March 2021

Latin American Country Promises Help, Protection, and Jobs to These Refugees

Colombia’s is providing a ten-year temporary protection to 1.7 million Venezuelans refugees and migrants, giving them access to essential services, protection and assistance.

Society Australia

28. February 2021

Major Drop in ALL Crime Rates in the Land Down Under

Crime rate in Australia saw a steady increase for some three decades. But since 2001, the tables have turned and the country has been looking at a sharp decline in all categories of crime.

Society France

24. February 2021

Don’t Throw Your Electronics Away: You Now Have the Right to Repair Them!

As of March, European citizens’ "right to repair" what they bought will be restored, as legislation across the continent is pushing back against electronic waste and planned obsolescence.

Society USA

22. February 2021

How Nonviolent People Are Getting Help Instead of Jail Time

After six months of activity, a young program established in Denver, United States, dedicated to put nonviolent people in the hands of healthcare workers instead of police officers proved to be a success.

Society Nigeria

20. February 2021

World Trade Organization Now Has Its First Female and African Leader

A Nigerian economist and former finance minister known for championing the poor and confronting corruption becomes the first African – and first woman – leader of the World Trade Organization.

Heroes India

19. February 2021

Corona: How Buses Are Helping India’s Villagers Get Back on Their Feet

A young labour activist based in Kalahandi, India, has developed a service of buses for people from remote villages who have been cut off from the outside world since the corona pandemic, and who wish to resume their work in big cities.

Society Ecuador

18. February 2021

Legal Milestone: Slavery DOES Exist, and This Country Is Doing Something About It!

After living in form of modern-day slavery, 123 Afro-Ecuadorian former workers have decided to fight for their rights, and they are now entitled to compensation for their mistreatment and years of servitude.

Society USA

17. February 2021

Audio-Taped History of Native America Goes Online

A New York-based charitable foundation has decided to grant more than $1.6 million as part of a project to digitize and share oral stories from Native American elders collected decades ago.

Society France

14. February 2021

Europe’s Oldest Person Beats COVID-19 in Time to Celebrate Her 117th Birthday

A nun based in Toulon, France, the oldest person in Europe – and the second oldest in the world – has fully recovered from the coronavirus just in time to celebrate her 117th birthday.

Society USA

12. February 2021

These Houses for the Homeless Were Built in Just Four Weeks

A new housing project in Los Angeles, United States, contributed 84 factory-built steel module homes in four short weeks to fight homelessness, and hundreds more on the way.