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Photo credit: Los Angeles Times While the Department of Homeland Security says it plans more such charter flights, the US has expelled 116 Chinese migrants. It is the first such large flight in five years. The flight comes amid intense political debate ahead of the presidential election.  The department said it was working with China…

Photo credit: Asean post Governments worldwide owe a whopping $91 trillion, which is equal to the size of the global economy. CNN reports that, in part, due to the cost of the pandemic, debt burdens have grown so high that they now pose a growing threat to living standards. It is reported that even prosperous economies…

Photo credit: the Guardian Kirankumar Rathod, a migrant nurse in the UK, could be eligible for a hefty payout from Clinica Private Healthcare after an employment judge ruled he was likely to win his case for unfair dismissal. The Guardian reports that Natasha Joffe, an employment judge, ruled that the London-based healthcare provider may have…

Photo credit: Sunlive A court in New Zealand has found two people—a man and a woman—guilty of aiding and abetting individuals to breach the conditions of their visas. Scoop Politics reports that the woman, Maristela De Souza, who is a Brazilian, has been sentenced to 10 months of home detention after being charged along with…

Photo credit: VOA Mohammed Mataan fled Somalia. He overcame many challenges growing up in Kenya’s Dadaab refugee camp. He now teaches young refugees digital skills that could give them a brighter future.  Source VOA

Photo credit: New Bloom Magazine A musical band led by an Indonesian national is using music to protest the indignities suffered by migrant workers in Taiwan. AlJazeera reports that Rudi, the band leader, and his members whip the audience into a frenzy of excitement by singing about their woes in Taiwan. “Silenced by threats, here…