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Photo credit: jurist.org The New Zealand Human Rights Commission has called for significant changes to the Accredited Employer Work Visa scheme (AEWV). The Jurist reports that the call was made to include ending the practice of tying visas to specific employers and implementing a stronger framework for ethical recruitment and worker protections. Also, additional job…

Photo credit: Facebook A leading African archbishop has said that a historical tendency to regard Christianity as the “white man’s God” and the current rise of a “prosperity Gospel” combining Christianity with material resources represent obs to real evangelization on the continent. Crux reports that Archbishop Augustine Obiora Akubeze of Benin City expressed anger that…

Photo credit: Kent online It was a battle of which group you belong to as counter-protesters and anti-immigration protesters confront each other in Dover’s Market Square. KentOnline reports that the police were forced to step in as protesters in a small group surrounded a small group of anti-immigration demonstrators. The protesters started chanting “fascist scum.” There…

Photo credit: Canadian immigrant A high level of immigration has helped in cushioning Metro Vancouver’s economy. rescued the  The Province reports that migrants have rescued the federation of 21 municipalities from high interest rates and inflation, which have weakened consumers’ spending power.  However, the city is still affected by the slowdown. The Conference Board of Canada…

Photo credit: Fox 5 Homeless migrants who have been living in tents at Cesar Chavez Park in Barrio Logan have been left wondering about what to do next as their encampment has been cleared out. ABC News reports that the Park is empty after Harbor Police gave the residents a Thursday deadline to vacate the place….

Photo credit: the Irish times Local councillors have raised concerns over plans to house up to 1,000 male asylum seekers in Dublin. Irish Independent reports that the site was previously earmarked for a “super prison.” The first forty asylum seekers will be housed in six tents, while a further six tents at the Thorton Hill site will…

Photo credit: the news international The Federal Investigation Unit of Pakistan has arrested two people at Karachi airport for travelling with counterfeit travel documents. Ausaf Daily reports that Shamsuddin from Attock and Muhammad Yaqub from Rajanpur were detained after their passports were discovered to have fake Iranian visas. It was found that they had paid…