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Capital punishment in the Philippines was outlawed in 1987 and reintroduced six years later, before being abolished again in 2006. The ICC does not use the death penalty. Dela Rosa, who retired as police chief in 2018 with hero’s honors, was named by ICC judges in their decision to authorize an investigation after finding the…
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Web Desk: According to Fox 5 New York, the New York State Department of Health announced Friday that people living in counties that are considered “high risk” for transmission of the coronavirus should return to wearing masks indoors as a surge of infections continues statewide. “In accordance with guidance issued by the Centers for Disease…
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Though the myth that soy feminises men has persisted, a March study found no link between eating soy and testosterone or oestrogen levels in men. The Naturist, the Estonian brand behind hemp-based mock meat brand Crump, did not respond to queries about the source of its claim, which was not backed up by evidence. The soy…
MOSCOW (AFP) – The leader of Georgia’s breakaway region of South Ossetia on Friday (May 13) set July 17 as a date for a referendum on joining Russia. “Anatoly Bibilov signed a decree on holding a referendum in the Republic of South Ossetia,” his office said in a statement, citing his people’s “historic aspiration” to…
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Introduction – The remarkable story of EWS1294, the national early warning system of Cambodia In the 2021 World Risk Report, Cambodia was ranked as one of the top 15 most disaster-prone countries globally1. Severe floods are a major and recurrent hazard in Cambodia, affecting more than 25 % of the Cambodian population2. Due to a…
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Liverpool fans in Singapore has much to rejoice. The long awaited news of the Liverpool Football Club’s return to Singapore has finally been confirmed, with the Reds set to face fellow Premier League contenders Crystal Palace Football Club (FC) at the National Stadium on the 15 July 2022 in the Standard Chartered Singapore Trophy 2022….
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A Click Away But Farshad, one of the founders of ArtLords, an Afghan collective that previously covered the walls of Kabul with hundreds of murals promoting peace and women’s rights, still has hope. He said unlike during the Taliban’s previous rule, people can now access art, music and films through the internet. “The world is…
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Web Desk: Pakistani American Youth hosted the Press Conference on the inauguration of 30 feet long and 50 feet wide Hijabi Queens Mural at the intersection of Coney Island, known as little Pakistan at Brooklyn. Member of Pakistani Americans Youth Society, Kashif Hussain, owner of Hijabi Queens Mural Farzeen Hussain Wasti, Asad Wasti, founder of…
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The Philippines’ Commission on Human Rights (CHR) released on Friday its report on the world’s first national enquiry on climate change, revealing that there are legal grounds to hold climate-destroying corporations, known as carbon majors, liable for climate disasters. The carbon majors knowingly contributed to the root causes of climate change and violated the human…
KYIV (REUTERS) – The World Health Organisation (WHO) is gathering evidence for a possible war crimes investigation into attacks it says it has documented by Russia on health care facilities in Ukraine, it said in Kyiv on Saturday (May 7). WHO emergencies director Mike Ryan, on an unannounced visit together with WHO chief Tedros Adhanom…
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