Haitians demand apology from Trump!

Photo credit: NY Post Haitian Americans, along with elected officials and high-ranking Democrats, rallied near Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum to demand a formal apology after Republican candidate Donald Trump’s recently debunked accusations against Haitian immigrants.  Haitian Times reports that they called for strong protection for Haitian immigrants across the United States. The rally also highlighted…

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UNHCR condemns misuse of aid in Sudan!

Photo credit: Top African News The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees has condemned the misuse of its aid by military entities in Sudan. Sudan Tribune reports that the Governor of Darfur, Mini Arko Minawi, and activists shared photos and videos earlier this month showing the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) using UNHCR-branded tarpaulins for military…

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Migrant workers “trapped in slavery”

Photo credit: the National Most migrant workers in New South Wales (NSW), an Australian state, are working in deplorable conditions. The North West Star reports that migrant women, in a bid to escape exploitative work conditions, are delivering babies prematurely. They are then slapped with hefty medical bills. Their male counterparts are not treated better;…

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Ontario may increase pharmacists’ scope!

Photo credit: Global News Ontario is considering further expanding pharmacists’ scope of practice by adding to the list of minor ailments they can assess, allowing them to administer more vaccines and order some lab tests. CTV News reports that while pharmacists see the proposal as progressive in easing some of the burden on other aspects of…

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Indonesian govt. urged to preventive measures on human trafficking measures!

Photo credit: Fox 17 Migrant Care has urged the Indonesian government to take immediate preventive action after several cases of human trafficking(TPPO) against dozens of Indonesian migrant workers happened in Myanmar. Tempo. Co reports that Wahyu Susilo, Migrant Care’s Executive Director, emphasized the importance of a comprehensive approach to addressing this issue, “First, of course,…

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