Page 20 - Program Assistant News Today

A weekly roundup of community news from around the Seacoast.

The arrest of Senegalese journalist Pape Alé Niang on grounds of national security is a violation of human rights and press freedom.

Ahead of the COP27 climate talks, ActionAid is setting out five climate justice benchmarks to build trust and deliver the action needed to address the Loss and Damage and Climate Justice.   

HCMC faces risk of interruption in vaccination program

This is a month meant to celebrate the contributions of workers with disabilities. News 3s Jen Lewis spent time with two stand out local organizations and two remarkable women to learn more.

"We will probably turn more than a half a million dollars from very generous local buyers through these children and back into the local economy."

Chinese companies’ annual listings on US stock exchanges have increased tenfold in the past two decades. Their presence in US capital markets has been mutually beneficial for the Chinese and US private sectors: Chinese companies have gained access to the most liquid stock exchanges in the world while Wall Street gains trade revenues. 

The global community must help protect human rights in Burkina Faso, as the country reels from a second military coup in less than a year.

Who is hiring right now in the Yakima Valley? These job listings are fresh and ready to keep the options rolling. Sending you loads of good luck, and happy hunting!

Following a string of arrests and with censorship on the rise, the Senegalese government must protect the right to freedom of expression.