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BRADFORD’S Rohingya community is heartbroken after a horrific fire destroyed the refugee camp which some of them once called home on Sunday.

AMMAN — The Labour Ministry has finalised the Himaya (protection) platform for receiving labour-related complaints, in addition to domestic workers complaints, Imad Habarneh, Head of the Complaints and Hotline Department at the ministry, said on Friday.The platform, which will be launched next year, includes 10 languages: Bengali, Hindi, Chinese, Indonesian, Nepali, Sri Lankan

The EU and African partners have launched today two Team Europe Initiatives (TEI) focused on the Atlantic/Western Mediterranean and

AMMAN — EU Ambassador to Jordan Maria Hadjitheodosiou stressed the EU’s commitment to continue to support Jordan in “its efforts to empower women” in all life spheres and “put an end to any type of violence against them”.Her remarks were made on Thursday, during the closing ceremony for the 2022 edition of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence UN campaign,

Her Royal Highness, The Princess Royal has completed a four-day visit to Uganda, which showcased the UK’s ongoing partnership with Uganda across many sectors.

Download logoHer Royal Highness, The Princess Royal has completed a four-day visit to Uganda which showcased the UK’s ongoing partnership with Uganda

AMMAN — Under the theme “Safe families.. prosperous Jordan”, the Jordanian National Commission for Women (JNCW), along with national partners, launched its annual 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence campaign.

The funds will be used for End to Child Labour Project in Nepal that was reported on by Sahar Zand in the VICE World News documentary.